Children & families can enjoy completely free daytrips to some wonderful destinations on Mondays during the summer. There are three left this year: the next is to the Family Park and Zoo.
The Family Fun Days are run by TINNA - Virknihús, & more
Icelanders eager to go camping should be able to find something to suit them across the country this weekend.
A classical music festival will be held in Reykholt in Borgarfjörður for the thirtieth time. Þórunn Ósk Marínósdóttir, is artistic director of Reykholtshátíð [Reykholt Chamber Music Festival].
This is a thirty-year-old festival, and the programme is somewhat celebratory because […] more
Airport operator Isavia has opened a new entrance by the terminal at Keflavík Airport, intended to improve access.
Major construction work that has been under way in recent months in the car parks where arriving passengers leave the terminal is now nearing completion, say Isavia.
The main pedestrian routes in the area have been covered to protect passengers from the weather as they make their way to or from […] more
Residents of Reykjavík, along with representatives from the retail and service sectors, have been invited to a public meeting to discuss safety and security in the city.
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Birna Viðarsdóttir, who lives at the farm Norður-Hvoll in Mýrdalur, recently spent four days in hospital in isolation with vomiting and diarrhoea, receiving intravenous nutrition and two types of antibiotics.
She had contracted the bacterium Campylobacter after handling a great black-backed gull chick.
Birna is a keen bird enthusiast and is interested in everything to do with birds.
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The ferry Baldur is sailing across Breiðafjörður again, after operating between mainland Iceland and the Westman Islands in recent weeks.
Jakob Björgvin Sigríðarson Jakobsson, mayor of Stykkishólmur, says local businesses have suffered a major blow because of the ferry's absence.
We're very pleased that Baldur is resuming sailings... We expect Baldur to help tourism businesses in Stykkishólmur […] more
The haze that settled over the Reykjavík capital area on Friday evening was most likely smoke from the ongoing wildfires in Canada, according to meteorologist Einar Sveinbjörnsson of Blika.
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