Celebrating New Year’s Eve in Iceland: Your Ultimate Guide

December 3, 2018 Things To Do

When celebrating New Year’s Eve in Iceland, get prepared for an almost magical experience—full of unique traditions and breathtaking fireworks. Planning a trip to Iceland and wanting to celebrate New Year’s on a budget? Firefly Iceland Car Rental is just the perfect idea. All right, let’s find out how Icelanders celebrate, where’s the best to […]

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Guide to Christmas in Iceland: Celebrate like a local!

November 28, 2018 Things To Do

Have you ever thought about visit Iceland to celebrate Christmas? Whether you’re fascinated by folklore or excited to experience the festive atmosphere, Iceland offers something special for everyone. Here’s everything you need to know to make the most of your Christmas in Iceland. Icelandic Christmas Traditions Why there are 13 Days of Christmas in Iceland? […]

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Why Is Iceland So Peaceful?

November 20, 2018 Safety Tips

Is Iceland Safe to Travel? Is Iceland the Most Peaceful Country? When planning a holiday, one important factor to consider is the safety of the destination. Iceland stands out in this regard, being one of the safest and most peaceful countries in the world. According to the Global Peace Index (GPI), Iceland has held the […]

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Best guide to Iceland car rental company: where to rent?

November 19, 2018 Safety Tips

Finding your perfect car at a great price Iceland car rental companies are everywhere competing for your business, and this massive range of rental options is great, but with everybody offering the ‘best deals’ it can be very difficult to pick which one is best for you. Which one should you go for? What do […]

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What are the Icelandic yule lads (Santa) in Iceland?

November 16, 2018 Things To Do

In Iceland, the Christmas season is marked by the arrival of the 13 Yule Lads (Icelandic Santa Claus) , mischievous characters who descend from the mountains starting on December 12th. Each night, a different Yule Lad visits, leaving small gifts or tricks in children’s shoes placed by the window. This tradition adds a whimsical touch […]

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Be careful where you step – the elves in Iceland are watching!

November 5, 2018 Iceland's Top Destinations

Iceland’s rugged landscape is home to a variety of different things but there is more to the land than just rocks – some believe these are the homes and churches of Huldufólk (also known as the hidden people or elves) who have beautiful protected areas for you to visit but you cannot disturb them without […]

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How to Be Safe When Hiking in Iceland: A Comprehensive Guide

November 5, 2018 Safety Tips

Iceland is a wonderland for hikers, offering a diverse range of terrains and breathtaking landscapes. However, the country’s unpredictable weather and unique environment can present hazards, even for the most experienced hikers. To ensure a safe and enjoyable hiking experience in Iceland, follow these essential tips and guidelines. Understanding Iceland’s Weather Iceland’s weather is notoriously […]

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Icelandic trolls: where to see trolls in Iceland?

October 23, 2018 Things To Do

Iceland, a land of fire and ice, is equally renowned for its rich tapestry of folklore filled with mythical creatures such as trolls. These legendary beings, deeply woven into the country’s culture and landscapes, invite travelers to explore their enchanting stories and the breathtaking locations associated with them. Icelandic Folklore and the Origin of Trolls […]

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Eating like an Icelander – The quirky cuisines part 1

October 16, 2018 Things To Do

Every country in the world has their own styles and specialties when it comes to cooking and ingredients, some are well-known and considered normal such as pizzas, salads and curry – Iceland is no exception to having their own famous dishes, however, some are much, well, quirkier. The most famous product to come from Iceland […]

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Safety Tips

October 8, 2018 Safety Tips

Special Notice Many rural roads in Iceland are gravel roads and not suited to fast driving. Please drive carefully and show other road-users consideration at all times. When you meet another car, slow down, and pull safely to the side of the road The general speed limit is 50 km/h in urban areas, 8o km/h on gravel roads in […]

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