July 2023 — 5 days hiking over 110 km on the Reykjanes Peninsula, Iceland. The southernmost peninsula is currently Iceland’s ...

My sheepshank isn't what it used to be. Nor is my half-hitch. I doubt the scouts would give me the camping badge these days, but I remember they taught me to "be prepared". That and the reef knot. For ...

The otherworldly landscapes of Iceland are ancient, but they will never get old to explore. Like the Big Island of Hawaii, Yellowstone National Park, or any other wilderness shaped by volcanoes or ...

The tales of heroes and feuding families in Iceland’s founding chronicles inspire this countrywide walking, hitchhiking and camping trip With little crime, friendly people, and wild camping permitted, ...

Emma is a freelance travel journalist and long-standing contributor to The Telegraph. She is the recipient of several writing awards and has twice been named BGTW Travel Writer of the Year. She has ...

For travellers seeking fun, freedom and flexibility, few experiences compare to exploring Iceland by camper. Why spend money on expensive hotels, after all, when you can simply take your accommodation ...

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IT has made it on to the Government’s green list and is welcoming vaccinated British tourists. But while Iceland’s astonishing scenery and incredible geological attractions are a huge draw, it can be ...

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