Glacier walk & swimming in Iceland

05/02/2020 14:02

Meet Clara, our incredible senior reservation agent.

Here are few of her favorite things to do in Iceland.

There are endless things to do and see in Iceland. But if I had to choose I would highly recommend going on a glacier walk. It is something indescribable, something one must just try. The peace and energy you feel once on the glacier is something extraordinary.

I also love visiting the local geothermal swimming pools. It is a healthy, fun and popular activity amongst both locals and travelers. And then I like to end the day with a Happy Hour at one of the local bars, Kaffibarinn being one of my favorites.

Experience the 2026 Solar Eclipse in Iceland

15/11/2024

The skies above Iceland are set to put on a truly magical show on August 12th, 2026, when a total solar eclipse graces the country. This rare event hasn’t occurred here since 1954, and the next opportunity won’t come until 2075. So, if you’re looking for an unforgettable experience that blends nature, astronomy, and a touch of cosmic wonder, mark your calendar now and prepare to head north!

Iceland Airwaves 2024

07/11/2024

Iceland Airwaves is back, marking its 25th anniversary from November 7–9, 2024, and it promises to be more electrifying than ever. With Reykjavík’s downtown transformed into a vibrant stage, the festival is the ultimate celebration of music, culture, and community.

Autumn Walk in Elliðaárdalur: Discover Nature and History in Reykjavik

03/10/2024

If you’re in Reykjavik this autumn and looking for something cozy to do, why not explore Elliðaárdalur? Whether you have just a few hours or a full day, this natural gem has plenty to offer. Imagine the crisp autumn air, leaves in shades of gold, red, and amber crunching under your feet as you wander through this stunning valley. It’s packed with history, nature, and a bit of art to top it off—there’s something for everyone here!

The Icelandic Horse: A Small Giant With A Big Personality

23/09/2024

Did you know that Iceland has its very own breed of horse? Though small in stature, the Icelandic horse is anything but ordinary. This ancient breed arrived in Iceland with the Vikings in the 9th century and has been an essential companion to Icelanders ever since.

Get to Know Reykjavik with Julio!

16/09/2024

Meet Julio, one of our amazing hotel managers at Center Hotels! Originally from Mexico, Julio moved to Iceland at 18, where he earned a bachelor’s in Tourism and a master’s in Marketing. After a hiatus abroad as a flight attendant, Julio returned to Iceland and joined the Center Hotels team, where he's been a valued member ever since. Check out his recommendations on what to do in Reykjavik with his 3 favorite things about the city!