May is a great time to visit Iceland. The snow is almost completely thawed, throngs of other tourists haven’t quite descended, and the days are getting longer and longer. With so much to see across the Land of Fire and Ice in May, the best way to see it all is by renting a car. […]
...read full postIceland in April sees the start of thawing temperatures and the first glimpses of warm weather – but it’s also your last chance to catch a glimpse of the northern lights until September! Here’s everything you need to know about Iceland’s weather in April and where to go if you rent a car.
...read full postSpotting the northern lights in Iceland is one of the most exciting parts of a trip to the Land of Fire and Ice. Many visitors plan their entire trip around catching a glimpse of these emerald ribbons dancing across the sky. Here’s everything you need to know about seeing the northern lights in Iceland. Including […]
...read full postPlanning your trip to Iceland in March? March is a great time to visit Iceland as it is officially the last month of winter season and the travelling cost is low. But The month of March is one of the coldest, wettest times of the year, but there’s no bad time to pay a visit […]
...read full postRenting a car for your trip to Iceland? It’s important to know how to read the road signs! Read on for our complete guide on how to interpret Icelandic types of road signs and what each symbol means. How to read Iceland road signs? Almost all of the road signs in Iceland are icons or […]
...read full postIcelandic weather is notorious for being unpredictable. Snow in June? Entirely possible! A sunshiney day in October? There’s a chance of that too. Precipitation, rain, snow and ice, falls without warning on even the loveliest of days and storms plague the island, especially in winter. With so much up in the air in terms of […]
...read full postWhat language do they speak in Iceland? Icelandic of course! Icelandic is the official language in Iceland and a language frozen in time and largely unchanged since Vikings arrived in the 12th century. Aside from their native tongue, most Icelanders also speak fluent English, especially the younger population. Still, as you venture further from the […]
...read full postIceland is an exceptional place to visit and is at the top of many adventure-seekers bucket lists. With otherworldly landscapes, interesting history, and delicious cuisine, it’s not difficult to see why so many travelers are clamoring to visit the Land of Fire and Ice. While researching your impending trip, you might be wondering, “What currency […]
...read full postAs you’re preparing for a trip to the Land of Fire and Ice, you might find yourself wondering, “Do you tip in Iceland?” or ” Is it customary to tip in Iceland?” Unlike the United States, tipping in Iceland is never mandatory or expected, in other words there is no customary to tip in Iceland. […]
...read full postLeading straight into the heart of Iceland’s rugged terrain, F Roads are a window into the beauty and pristine wilderness of this magical country. Stunning landscapes, ancient glaciers, and secret hot springs are just a few of the incredible, off-the-beaten path sites you can potentially uncover on Iceland’s F Roads – but these rugged highways […]
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