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Stofa Journal · weekly dispatches

Long reads from the road in.

Writing on Iceland’s hotels, the regions they sit in, and the seasons worth crossing an ocean for.

The long nights are a feature, not a bug.
North Iceland · Winter · 9 min read

The long nights are a feature, not a bug.

Why the best aurora-chasing isn't in Reykjavík — and which northern lodges send a wake-up text when Kp breaks four.

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On the sound of silence at Búðir.
Snæfellsnes · 7 min

On the sound of silence at Búðir.

A black church, a lava field, and the house of Rúnar Marvinsson — the chef who put Icelandic food on white tablecloths.

September is the secret month.
South & East · 11 min

September is the secret month.

The Ring Road after the summer crowds have gone, before the first snow closes the highland passes.

A week in the Westfjords — with a map and no reservation.
Westfjords · 13 min

A week in the Westfjords — with a map and no reservation.

How three fjords, one bird cliff, and a red-sand beach turned into the kind of holiday people used to take.

Winter belongs to the pool.
Capital & South · 8 min

Winter belongs to the pool.

A field guide to Iceland's best geothermal baths — the famous, the quietly great, and the one nobody's on social media about.

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