Iceland is polarizing. If you spend 12 days on the island covering 2,400 kilometers (nearly 1,500 miles) with surfboards and wetsuits in tow, you’re either a die-hard local or a traveling pro surfer ...

Winter is a special time for the northern hemisphere—the seasonal swell flow is up and rolling, with more waves on tap than any other time of year. Sure, the water's colder, but that hardly means much ...

More famed for its black sand beaches and reeling left-hand points, Iceland can be a cut against the grain versus the average surf trip. It may not sit atop many bucket lists—but there are plenty of ...