When you think of Iceland, the image of serene landscapes with sprawling glaciers and fiery volcanoes might come to mind. But what happens when these ... Read more The post A Volcano Erupted Beneath a ...

From ice climbing and backcountry skiing to dining inside a lava cliff and soaking in thermal pools, there is plenty to do for thrill-seekers and wellness enthusiasts alike ...

Lava has begun flowing from a volcano near Iceland's capital, after authorities began evacuating nearby communities. The meteorological office said an eruption is underway after previously warning of ...

Tourists know Iceland as the land of fire and ice - but will there be as much ice in future? Tourists know Iceland as the land of fire and ice - but will there be as much ice in future?

Iceland is one of the warmest cold countries ... crossing waters that have appeared in such movies as Batman Begins. The fire and ice fade away into majestic fjords as the Ring Road banks along ...

Here we explain how and why the crisis developed. Iceland is a country of fire and ice, home to several volcanoes and straddling two tectonic plates. The Eyjafjallajokull volcano began erupting in ...

But nature's clock is ticking, and the constant volcanic threat eventually boils over with one of Iceland's biggest eruptions in more than 200 years. This land of ice and fire will not be tamed.

Budget travel in Iceland can be tricky, but with these tips you'll be able to save money and still have an amazing experience ...

the Land of Fire and Ice. If that's not enough to inspire a visit, Iceland is also known for its mystical folklore and elves or "Hidden People" – and it's one of the best places in the world to ...

Mother Nature really outdid herself with Iceland. "Majestic," "awe-inspiring ... fjords and glaciers that characterize the "land of fire and ice." But which destination should you visit first?

Tourists know Iceland as the land of fire and ice - but will there be as much ice in future? Tourists know Iceland as the land of fire and ice - but will there be as much ice in future?