Visit the dramatic South Shore of Iceland crossing fertile farmland with striking views over waterfalls, glaciers and historic natural landmarks. Perfect for a gentle half day exploration or a full day excursion, the South Coast route encompasses spectacular scenery, captivating birdlife and the raw beauty of Iceland’s rugged coastline. You can pick and choose your stop off points on route but here are a few of the South Coast’s highlights to consider along the way.
If marriage is the adventure of a lifetime it should certainly start with a fairytale wedding.Here at Hotel Rangá, we love organizing our guests’ dream destination weddings. We aim to make the process seamless and stress-free for our brides and grooms so they can enjoy their big day to the fullest.
While the phrase “pic or it didn’t happen” certainly doesn’t apply to marriage, a good wedding photographer is essential.
From the white dress to the throwing of the bouquet, modern Icelandic weddings look a lot like American ones. Icelanders have a relaxed attitude towards traditions but some of our old ways still frequently make their way into a couple’s big day.
If you want to experience untouched nature, the highlands are for you. They offer exquisite colors, otherworldly textures and silence like you have never heard before. Here are a few places worth visiting close to the Highland Center Hrauneyjar.
Did you know that Hotel Rangá has a little sister up in the highlands?
Want to know more about our Nordic island? Here are a few facts about Hotel Rangá’s neighboring sites. We regularly post facts about Iceland under the hashtag #knowIceland on our Instagram page.
The days are getting shorter and colder. Soon enough the rain will turn into snow and while many may be tempted to stay in and out of the cold, winter in Iceland is not to be missed. After all, there’s no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothes and bad preparation. Here, we take you through a few dos and don’ts of safe traveling during winter in Iceland.
Iceland is renowned for its natural beauty. Beneath rugged snow-capped peaks, its black sand stands in stark contrast to vivid green fields and woodlands, sprinkled with tiny bright wildflowers.
