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Step inside, brave traveler — you’ve stumbled into Troll’s secret travel blog center, where we spill all the juiciest tales and tips from the land of ice, fire, and… well, trolls. Here you’ll find everything you need to plan your Icelandic adventure: where to find the coolest glaciers, how not to get blown away by the wind (literally), and which hot springs are too hot — and which are just warm-ish.

We’re your friendly, slightly mischievous guides to Iceland’s hidden gems, epic stories, and laugh-out-loud moments. So grab your hiking boots, pack a sense of humor, and let Troll lead the way.

Woman enjoying the taste of hot chocolate.

Top 7 Hot Springs and Baths in Iceland

Visit the most beautiful and private Hot Springs and Geothermal Baths in Iceland.

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Vestrahorn mountain covered with snow while the shallow and calm beach is creating a gorgeous reflection in the water.

8 Day Self-Drive Road Trip around Iceland

Want to know what the perfect holiday in Iceland looks like?

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A couple holds each other while they are getting photographed inside an ice cave.

A Glimpse into Glacial Experience Research

When on the glacier, you’re likely to experience certain moments.

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People walk among the steam that comes out of a geothermal area.

Top 4 Self Drive Tours from Reykjavik

Here are the 4 best self drive day tours from Reykjavik – Troll recommended

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Frozen waterfall with a snow-covered mountain in the background.

Why you should visit Iceland in Winter

Long winter nights bring special magical feeling, when the auroras dance in the sky.

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Autumn landscape reflecting on the river.

Why You Should Visit Silfra in Thingvellir National Park

Silfra is the only place in the world where you can snorkel between two tectonic plates.

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Geysir spewing boiling water into the air during sunset, all surroundings are frozen due to low temperatures in winter.

The Geysir that named All Other Geysers in the World

The Geysir is one of the most famous natural phenomenas in Iceland - where boiling hot water shoots up from underground.

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Reykjavík Marathon and Culture Night

Reykjavík Marathon in the morning and the Culture Night festivities in the afternoon!

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Woman ice picking glacier ice with an ice axe.

Iceland Travel Guide – Sólheimajökull

Sólheimajökull is a beautiful large glacier found in South of Iceland.

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A black sand beach with few tufts of herbs and a huge mountain in the background, called Vestrahorn.

Iceland in Summer

Summer in Iceland is a magical time when Icelandic landscapes are exhibiting all the best that the country has to offer.

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The Perfect Long Weekend Getaway

Looking for an adventurous long weekend getaway? Look no further than Iceland! With stunning landscapes, unique culture, and endless opportunities for exploration, Iceland is the perfect destination for a three-day trip. Here are some recommended tours for Friday to Sunday:

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Waterfall during wintertime.

Skógafoss Waterfall – Exploring Iceland

Skógafoss is a beautiful waterfall found in the South of Iceland. The waterfall is unique since there are stairs to go up and see from where the waterfall is coming from.

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Two people on top of a car in the middle of a grass field with aurora borealis shining in the sky.

Responsible Tourist Behavior in Iceland

In Iceland, we value our environment greatly. Here are some tips for being a Responsible Tourist in Iceland.

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Christmas and New Year in Iceland

You will learn about our customs along with what you can do in and outside of Reykjavík during christmas.

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Exploring Reykjavík: Unforgettable Experiences and Hidden Gems

Welcome to Reykjavík, the vibrant capital of Iceland, where nature and culture converge in a truly unique way.

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Silfra Snorkeling Experience

Our friends Lína and Agnes from Akureyri joined for snorkeling in Silfra and wrote a very interesting article about it.

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Glacier floating on a glacier lagoon.

All You Need to Know about Jökulsárlón – The Glacier Lagoon

Jökulsárlón, also known as the Glacier Lagoon, is the most visited Glacier lagoon in Europe.

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Happy woman with arms in the air photographed with a waterfall behind her.

Exploring the South Coast and Hiking on a Glacier

I’m an Icelander who had never stepped on a glacier. Keep on reading to get a first hand account of his adventures with Troll.

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The peaky mountain creates a reflex on the river in the foreground.

Game of Thrones Filming Location – Kirkjufell

Kirkjufell mountain in Snæfellsnes Peninsula became popular after Game of Thrones series. Nowadays Kirkjufell is the most visited mountain in Iceland.

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Photo of a waterfall during a sunset in winter time.

Seljalandsfoss Waterfall – A Stunning Force

Seljalandsfoss waterfall, which is a part of the Seljalandsá River has its origin at the Eyjafjallajökull glacier - located on the southern coast of Iceland.

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Celebrate Reykjavík Pride

Proud Trölls Unite. Happy Pride from all the Trölls! 

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A person walking down the stairs that were carved out of the ice.

Is Iceland worth visiting?

Iceland is frequently called as one of the most beautiful and unique places in the world, but why?

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Skaftafell Glacier Hike with Capitaine Rémi

Recently I had the pleasure of taking the French World Traveler Capitaine Rémi on a glacier hike in Skaftafell where we explored the beautiful Svínafellsjökull Glacier.

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Peaky mountain during the sunrise, the sun light is hitting the top of the mountain while the frozen lake still in the shadow.

Snaefellsnes Peninsula – Iceland in a Nutshell

If you are pressed for time and want to experience a great taste of this Nordic island nation in a nutshell, then you should be heading towards Snaefellsnes Peninsula.

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Man ice climbing a glacier near the ice falls

Vatnajökull becomes a World Heritage Site

Vatnajökull National Park is now the third place in Iceland that gets it’s place on the UNESCO World Heritage.

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Photo taken from a black sand beach with the wave formation in the foreground, in distance we can observe rock stacks with a lighthouse.

Visit Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach

Reynisfjara, also known as the Black Sand Beach is Iceland's most visited beach. However this beach is very dangerous and has taken many lives within the years.

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A woman wearing a pink jacket with her arms wide open looking at the ceiling of an ice cave.

What to do on a rainy day in Iceland

Here is a full list on what to do on a rainy day.

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Guide to Spotting Puffins in Iceland

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The Yule Lads – The Icelandic Santa Claus

Iceland, Yule lads, trolls and other mountain dwelling creatures from folklores have been a part of Icelandic culture for ages.

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What to wear on a Glacier Hike in Iceland

This is one of the most frequently asked questions by our guests. In this article, you will find complete information on how to dress correctly for this amazing adventure! Appropriate clothing can make your hike comfortable and safe, providing protection from the extreme weather conditions you may encounter on the glacier.

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A person photographing the mountain that is located in the distance, the photographer is situated on top of a tuft of herbs, surrounded by black sand.

What is the weather like in Iceland?

Weather in Iceland might differ each day, no matter which time of year is true.

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Northern Lights

Top 7 Things to do in Reykjavik (Bad weather edition)

During winter, weather in Iceland will undoubtedly affect your travels in some way.

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Vík Iceland

Nestled along Iceland's southern coast, the charming village of Vík beckons travelers with its awe-inspiring landscapes.

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8 facts about celebrating Easter in Iceland

Easter in Iceland revolves around chocolate, food, and rest! In this article you will find everything you need to know about this celebration in the land of fire and ice!

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Iceland Travel Guide – Snorkeling in Silfra

Snorkeling in Silfra is one of the most popular activities in Iceland. Silfra has clearest water in the world, as it is filtered through lava fields. Snorkel between tectonic plates

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Group of people walking on snow towards the mountain.

Can I go Glacier Hiking on my own in Iceland?

Hiking on glaciers is one of Iceland's most popular hikes by both locals and tourists.

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People having fun on a Glacier hike.

What to Pack for a Trip to Iceland

A few important tips on what to wear and what NOT to wear in Iceland - Summer and Winter editions.

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What Animals Should I Expect to See in Iceland

Which animals can survive Icelandic weather: Read more to find out!

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Group of people ice climbing on a glacier.

Guide to Ice Climbing in Iceland

Ice climbing is one of the most popular activities in Iceland. Information on difficulty, and where to find an ice wall.

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How much Snow does Iceland Get

What weather to expect while traveling around Iceland. Make sure to bring warm clothes at any time of the year.

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A person with a helmet enters an ice cave.

Chat like a local in Iceland

Welcome to Iceland! What better way to get into the groove than learning some Icelandic slang to use on your trip?

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Geysir throws boiling water up in the air.

The Great Geysir in Iceland

List of Interesting facts about the Geysir, how it got its name, and all the amazing facts that everyone should know. Strokkur - a geyser nearby erupts more frequently.

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Person looking at the blue ice inside an ice cave.

What Happens if I Need to be Rescued in Iceland?

Icelanders are ever ready to help tourists with around 100 search and rescue teams all across the country in case an untoward situation comes up.

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Weather in Iceland during Winter

Nestled along Iceland's southern coast, the charming village of Vík beckons travelers with its awe-inspiring landscapes.

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Glacier floating on a glacier lagoon.

Explore the Icy Waters of Jökulsárlón

Jökulsárlón is called as one of the most beautiful Natural Wonders.

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A person with a helmet enters an ice cave.

Breiðamerkurjökull – The Glacier of the Crystal Blue Ice Caves

Breiðamerkurjökull is a glacial tongue that flows down the mountains from Vatnajökull.

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Everything you need to know about Ice Caves in Iceland

Where to find the largest Ice Caves, how to get there, and during which months.

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Iceland Travel Guide: All you need to know about Falljökull

Ever dreamt of the ultimate ice-climbing adventure in Iceland? Glacier walks, ice-cave tours and the fascinating thrill of being at Falljökull.

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Visit Game of Thrones Locations on our Tours

The Trolls love the Snæfellsnes peninsula for a good reason, it′s full of impressive cliffs and breathtaking sights of glaciers and mountains.

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Why is Iceland so Expensive?

In this handy #Troll Guide we will try to answer the question what makes Iceland such an expensive destination.

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First Day of Summer in Iceland - Why is it in April?

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Where to eat in the South of Iceland

How do you know where you should go to eat when there are so many places to visit?

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Glacier Hikes

Guide to Glacier Hiking in Iceland

Tips on who should not go Glacier Hiking, what to wear and what to bring with you onto a glacier.

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A group of people with their tour leader hiking on a glacier.

Iceland Travel Guide – Skaftafell and Vatnajökull National Park

Skaftafell and its surrounding area has been gaining popularity over the past few years.

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Glacier Adventures with Deaf Iceland

We firmly believe that our differences make us stronger and that everyone should be welcome to our adventures.

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7 Facts About Thingvellir National Park

Þingvellir or “Thingvellir” is a place important to all Icelanders because of its history.

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Modified cars parked in the middle of the snow.

Top 7 Do’s and Don’ts while Traveling in Iceland

Make sure to constantly check the weather, since weather gets really bad really quick.

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Why is Snorkeling in Silfra Popular in Iceland

''Snorkeling in Silfra'' is one of the most frequently used phrases in Iceland. But why?

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Katla Ice Cave Day Tour from Reykjavik

Hop on board our mini bus and see one of the most visited ice caves in Iceland.

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A group of people heard the guide's instructions before going inside an ice cave.

Why You Should Book a tour with Tröll Expeditions

Have you done your research and ended up on our website and are wondering, why should I choose this tour operator instead of another one?

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7 Fun Facts about the South Coast

The South Coast is Iceland’s most popular destination because it combines beautiful natural attractions!

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Pyramid shaped mountain on the far side of the lake with sunset colors all around.

Romantic Weekend Getaway to Snæfellsnes

I went on a wonderful 2 day tour for the weekend to Snæfellsnes with Troll Expeditions.

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Where to go in Iceland – Summer Edition

Iceland is mostly visited during summer months, due to the mild weather, and the beautiful Icelandic nature.

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Traveling to Iceland with Kids

Traveling to Iceland with kids might be fun. However there are a few things that you should keep in mind.

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What To Do In Reykjavik

Iceland is famous for its extremely cheap pools heated naturally by ground beneath us.

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Geysir spew boiling water in the air during a sunset.

Golden Circle – What To Do and What Not

The Golden Circle is the most well-known route in Iceland, with geysers, waterfalls and more.

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Inside perspective of a waterfall.

TOP 11 Most Beautiful Waterfalls in Iceland

List of the most beautiful waterfalls in Iceland. 1. Gullfoss Waterfall 2. Seljalandsfoss Waterfall

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How are Winters in Iceland

Traveling to Iceland this winter? This is what you should know before traveling to Iceland.

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Where can you see the Northern Lights in Iceland

Find the best places to see the aurora borealis in Iceland.

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Best Things To See & Do – South Coast

Best place in Iceland to see beautiful Waterfalls, explore gigantic Glaciers, in a highly volcanic area.

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Stay Safe in Iceland

All about safety on your adventure to Iceland.

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9 Best Things to do in Iceland

Snorkel between tectonic plates, ice climb on Europe's largest glacier, find volcanic remains.

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Snorkeling in Silfra - ALL you need to know

Snorkeling Experience between two tectonic plates - Eurasian & North American Tectonic Plates.

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Iceland’s Ice Caves

Ice caves can be found all over Iceland every year, both during winter and summer.

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Group of people hiking on a glacier towards the ice falls.

The Greatest Glaciers in Iceland

Iceland is home to the largest glaciers in Europe, and some to the most unique ones - covered with volcanic ash.

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Person inside an ice cave, the person is touching on the ice cave ceiling.

Blue Ice Caves – All You Need to Know

How do Glaciers form, why are some ices caves crystal blue and others covered with black volcanic ash.

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Powerfull waterfall on a canyon during the sunrise.

Gullfoss – The Waterfall that named the Golden Circle

Along with Thingvellir and Geysir, Gullfoss forms one of Iceland’s most popular Golden Circle tours.

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Reynisfjara – Black Sand Beach in Iceland

Why Iceland has Black Sand Beaches? Learn everything you need to know about the Black Sand Beach.

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Pyramid shaped mountain on the far side of the lake with sunset colors all around.

Long History of Trolls and Giants in Iceland

Trolls, giants and giantesses are essential characters in the Icelandic folklore.

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We offer pick-up only from Reykjavik city greater area from designated locations found on a drop-down menu at the time of booking. We ask all our customers to send their pick up location at least 24 hours prior to the departure of their tour. We cannot be responsible if you do not provide your pick up location or miss the departure of your tour. Pick up starts at the scheduled departure time of your voucher and can take up to 30 minutes. We ask our passenger to be ready at their listed location so they can be easily found.

Pick ups are in downtown Reykjavík from 8:00 am to 8:30 am depending on where you are staying.