Category: Travel

Travel

Vaðlaheiði Tunnel Signage to Show Toll-Free Alternative

The signage by the new Vaðlaheiði tunnel in North Iceland, or the lack thereof, has been criticised for not indicating that an alternate, toll-free route

Jelena Ćirić June 20, 2019

Travel

First Summer Ferry Arrives in Seyðisfjörður

The first summer ferry docked in the East Fjords town of Seyðisfjörður yesterday, RÚV reports. During its first visit of the summer, the ferry was

Larissa Kyzer June 16, 2019

Society

“We had to get down on our hands and knees to reach them”

Search and Rescue was called out in Ísafjörður last night to aid two local men who became stranded while hiking up Kirkjubólshlíð mountain, just above

Larissa Kyzer June 10, 2019

Society

City to Install Over Two Kilometres of New Cycling Paths This Summer

The City of Reykjavík plans to lay 2.4 km [1.5 mi] of new and/or improved cycling paths in Reykjavík this summer, RÚV reports. The new

Larissa Kyzer June 8, 2019

Nature

Locals Repair Off-Roading Damage by Mývatn

Extensive damage left by a tourist’s off-road driving in North Iceland was repaired yesterday by the members of a local 4×4 association. Volunteers from Ferðaklúbburinn

Jelena Ćirić June 6, 2019

Travel

Hvalfjörður Tunnel Closes Overnight June 5-7

Hvalfjörður tunnel on the Route One north of Reykjavík will close overnight between June 5 and 7. The tunnel will close from midnight to 7.00am

Jelena Ćirić June 4, 2019

Nature

Brags About Off-Road Driving on Instagram

“Congratulations, today I got a big fine,” reads the caption of Alexander Tikhomirov’s Instagram post showing his jeep stuck in the clay in North Iceland.

Jelena Ćirić June 3, 2019

Nature

Off-road Driving Tracks in Fjallabak Nature Reserve

When Environment Agency rangers returned to their posts in Iceland’s mountainous interior this spring, they were met with an ugly sight, off-road driving tracks in

Gréta Sigríður Einarsdóttir June 3, 2019

Nature

Stricter Regulations on Marine Fuel Proposed

The Ministry for the Environment and Natural Resources has published an amended draft to the current regulations on the Sulphur content of liquid fuels. RÚV

Larissa Kyzer May 26, 2019

Nature

Roads to Landmannalaugar Might Open Early

If conditions are deemed to be safe, the Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration hopes to open the roads to the Landmannalaugar Nature Reserve in the

Larissa Kyzer May 25, 2019

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Category: Travel

Vaðlaheiði Tunnel Signage to Show Toll-Free Alternative

First Summer Ferry Arrives in Seyðisfjörður

“We had to get down on our hands and knees to reach them”

City to Install Over Two Kilometres of New Cycling Paths This Summer

Hvalfjörður Tunnel Closes Overnight June 5-7

Off-road Driving Tracks in Fjallabak Nature Reserve

Stricter Regulations on Marine Fuel Proposed

Roads to Landmannalaugar Might Open Early

Request Explanation of Weapons Purchased for Council of Europe Summit

More Cod, Haddock, and Herring in 2023-2024 Fishing Season

Iceland to Close Embassy in Moscow

Don’t Feed Birds Bread in Summer, Says City of Reykjavík

Rainbow on Skólavörðurstígur to Be Made Permanent

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