Yes, Iceland is generally a safe destination for tourists and solo travelers. Crime is not a major issue, and tourists can explore freely and safely if they implement standard travel safety measures.

Iceland is an ever popular destination with tourists due to it’s black sand beaches, glaciers and it’s blue lagoon. But if you’re planning on travelling there in the coming days or weeks ...

NEWS of another volcanic eruption in Iceland have stoked fears about travelling to the popular tourist destination ... to keep residents and tourists safe. Grindavík had been a dormant site ...

A deadly ice cave collapse in Iceland has raised safety concerns and prompted calls for stricter rules for tourist expeditions that can be especially dangerous in the summer. An American tourist ...

While the UK's Foreign Office confirmed travellers may enter the country, they did state that 'no travel can be guaranteed safe'. It advised those planning to travel to Iceland over the next few ...

Despite concerns over the impact the eruption ... They direct travellers to the Icelandic Met Office and Safe Travel Iceland for the latest advice. The UK's Foreign Office said in updated travel ...

For Iceland’s tourism professionals ... the Grindavik site has remained off-limits to the public out of safety concerns. In January, three of the town’s homes were engulfed by lava; and ...

Authorities closed one of the country's most popular tourist attractions. LONDON -- Police in Iceland have put up barriers and closed Mount Fagradalsfjall, one of the country's most popular ...

Despite concerns over the impact the eruption ... Visit the Icelandic Met Office and Safe Travel Iceland for the latest advice. Otherwise, Iceland is currently a safe destination.