If you visit in the winter, the long nights might even bring the northern lights down as you cruise Iceland’s famed Ring Road, also known as Route 1, the 1300-kilometer road that circles the ...

Iceland’s Ring Road (Route 1) is a picturesque highway ... daylight hours and better driving conditions. On the other hand, winter (October to March) provides a chance to see the Northern ...

From Reykjavik the Ring Road can be tackled either way, but driving counterclockwise (starting along the south coast) provides a faster introduction to what makes Iceland so special. Reaching the ...

On our third day in Iceland and the second day on the Ring Road, we headed to Seydisfjordur from Hofn. This day consisted ...

Iceland’s Ring Road is the famous 820-mile loop that goes around Iceland’s most iconic sites connecting towns and villages.

especially when the temperatures drop in the winter. Access to the falls is via the farm of Seljaland along the Ring Road – or many vacation packages to Iceland include a stop at the falls as ...