Organizing a trip to Iceland is very funbut can also be really challenging: the destination, in addition to being among the most popular, it is also special and whether you visit in summer and winter it can be overwhelming. The biggest obstacle is certainly the weather but also the costs c...
Iceland in winterA trip to Iceland in the winter months might treat you to snow-dusted scenery and – if you’re lucky – a glimpse of the aurora borealis. Although a display of the northern lights is never guaranteed, October to March is the optimum time to seek out this natural ...
Despite the fact Greenland is closer to Canada than anywhere else in the world, as it stands you can only fly fromCopenhagenin Denmark andRekjavikin Iceland. That means if you’re flying from north America it is most likely you’ll fly over Greenland only to double back on yourself. Flig...
Consider spicing up your trip with a layover in a different country.Icelandairhas a long-running program that allows passengers flying elsewhere in Europe to take afree stopover in Reykjavikfor up to seven nights. Related: Where to Find Premium Airfare Deals on First Class and Business Class ...
If you’re looking to take your trip to Iceland from good to great, then South Iceland needs to be your top priority, saysGuideToIceland. Here, you’ll find some of the most breathtaking natural wonders on earth, and plenty of opportunities to see them all up close. To make sure you ...
WHEN TO VISIT & ICELANDIC WEATHER There really isn’t a bad time to visit Iceland – it’s just a question of what you’re looking for. Would you like maximum sunlight for driving and sightseeing? June, July and August are the months when you can expect the longest daylight hours. You...
Here’s how to plan your #vanlife trip to Iceland. Choose a camper van that’s right for you When choosing your camper van, it’s essential to keep a few considerations in mind. First, what season are you traveling in? Summer travelers can find comfort with the barest of accouterments...
I’ve done the same thing in dozens of countries all around the world — especially in expensive destinations likeIcelandwhere eating out can really destroy your budget. If you arestaying in hostels, book accommodation that has a kitchen so you have space to cook. If you’reCouchsurfingor usi...
The Icelandair layover program is an excellent option; they’ve built a whole campaign around it. If you’re flying between North America and Europe or the UK, you canlayover in Icelandfor up to seven days—at no extra cost for the flight. (Read our guide toIcelandair's business class...
The trip is booked and your bags are already packed, but a runny nose, itchy throat, and muscle aches suggest an impending cold. We do not recommend travelling when you are ill as it always carries a risk. Unexpected illness cannot be foreseen,...