Buckle up, adventure seekers and budget-savvy travelers! We’ve got some thrilling news that’s as hot as Iceland’s geysers. Firefly Car Rental Iceland, your trusty sidekick for affordable voyages, has soared to new heights by clinching the Traveller Review Awards 2024 from Booking.com! That’s right, our Keflavik and Reykjavik stations are now officially award-winners! More Than […]
...read full postIceland has a reputation for being expensive. But here’s the truth: many of the country’s most iconic experiences are completely free. If you’re planning a budget trip to Iceland, this guide covers the best free things to do in Iceland, including waterfalls, hot springs, hiking trails, Reykjavík attractions, and natural phenomena like the Northern Lights, […]
...read full postNot many travelers make it to the Westfjords of Iceland, but those who do often describe it as the highlight of their trip. This remote and unspoilt region is known for dramatic fjords, quiet roads, red sand beaches, and geothermal hot springs unforgettable views. If you are planning a self-drive trip in Iceland, one stop […]
...read full postVast, rugged, and largely unspoilt, Iceland’s Highlands feel like another world. Towering mountains, ancient lava fields, and glaciers define this remote interior, and nowhere captures the raw beauty better than Landmannalaugar. Located far from the Ring Road and only accessible for a short part of the year, Landmannalaugar rewards those willing to plan carefully. If […]
...read full postYou won’t have to spend very long researching your trip to Iceland before you figure out just how many hot springs and thermal baths there are in the country. Geothermal energy is a big deal here, and the ground’s heat warms water for commercial, residential and leisure purposes. It’s no surprise, therefore, that there are […]
...read full postWhile some of Iceland’s most famous canyons attract large crowds, others remain surprisingly quiet. The good news is that there are still canyons you can almost have to yourself. One such place is Stakkholtsgjá, a dramatic and lesser-known canyon tucked away in the southern highlands. If you are planning a self-drive trip in South Iceland, […]
...read full postWhen it comes to canyons, Iceland punches well above its weight. These steep-sided valleys lure hikers away from the Ring Road and deep into the countryside, and with good reason. Often remote and unspoilt, sometimes fragile, and always breathtaking, Iceland’s canyons reveal dramatic rock formations, hidden waterfalls, and landscapes shaped by fire and ice. While […]
...read full postSo, how long does it take to drive around Iceland? In an ideal world, the answer would be: as long as you’ve got? But in reality, most travelers have to balance annual leave, flight prices, and the cost of traveling in Iceland with ambitious road-trip plans. The good news is that Iceland’s famous Ring Road […]
...read full postPlanning your first trip to Iceland is exciting, but it can feel overwhelming. Where should you go? How long do you need? Is renting a car worth it? Iceland is a country where good planning makes a huge difference, especially if this is your first visit. To help you get the most out of your […]
...read full postVolcanic eruptions are among the most powerful reminders that Iceland is still a country in the making. For centuries, the Reykjanes Peninsula lay quiet, its volcanic system dormant and largely forgotten. Then, in 2021, that silence was broken. What followed was not a single dramatic event, but the beginning of a new chapter in Iceland’s […]
...read full postChances are, if you are planning a trip to Iceland, you have already set aside time for Reykjavík, the Golden Circle, and the Reykjanes Peninsula. But for many travelers, the real highlight begins once you continue east into South Iceland. This region is the second most visited area in the country after Reykjavík and Reykjanes, […]
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