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Visit Iceland

Iceland is an attractive country which you need to go to.

The country is full of charming places and natural areas to see. The most popular city is Reykjavik with all its historical parts.

There are other major cities like Reykjavik, Kópavogur, Hafnarfjörður and many others where you can travel during your journey to Iceland.

During your travels around Iceland, you can taste skyr, twisted doughnuts, bragðarefur and other local delicacies.

If you arrive at Keflavík International Airport (KEF) in Reykjavik, which is also the biggest airport in the country, and you’re going to any other city, no worries. It takes a maximum of a several hours to get to any city within the country.

General information about Iceland

Iceland doesn’t accept Euro or US dollar, so don’t forget to exchange your money for Icelandic króna (ISK). Although credit and debit cards are also universally accepted throughout the country, we highly advise you to carry a small amount of cash and coins with you.

Nowadays, almost 0.37 million individuals live in Iceland.

The official language of Iceland is Icelandic. However, the largest part of the population can speak one more language besides their native one; usually, it is English, Polish, Danish.

Iceland weather

Iceland has a subarctic climate. When you’re visiting Iceland, we advise you to check the weather forecast before your trip so you can pack appropriate clothes.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the main airports in Iceland?

The main airports in Iceland are Keflavík International Airport (KEF), which is the largest and busiest airport, and Reykjavík Domestic Airport (RKV), which serves domestic flights within Iceland. KEF is located about 50 kilometers southwest of Reykjavík, the capital city of Iceland.

When is the best time of the year to fly to Iceland?

The best time to fly to Iceland is during the summer months from June to August when the weather is milder and daylight hours are longer. This is also a popular time for tourists to visit due to various outdoor activities and festivals happening across the country.

What to do in Iceland?

In Iceland, you can explore stunning natural landscapes such as glaciers, waterfalls, geysers, and volcanic craters. You can also enjoy activities like hiking, whale watching, visiting hot springs, exploring ice caves, and taking a dip in the Blue Lagoon. Don't forget to try traditional Icelandic cuisine as well!

When to book your flight to Iceland?

It's recommended to book your flight to Iceland at least a few months in advance for better availability and potentially lower fares. However, prices may vary depending on factors such as travel dates, demand, and promotions. It's always a good idea to compare prices on our website before making a booking.

What part of Iceland is visited the most?

Reykjavík, the capital city of Iceland, is visited by most tourists due to its vibrant culture, historical sites, museums, and lively nightlife. The Golden Circle route that includes popular attractions like Þingvellir National Park, Geysir geothermal area, and Gullfoss waterfall is also highly visited.

What are top tourist attractions in Iceland?

Some of the top tourist attractions in Iceland include the Blue Lagoon geothermal spa, Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon with its floating icebergs, Reynisfjara black sand beach near Vík í Mýrdal village, the beautiful Seljalandsfoss waterfall where you can walk behind it, and Snæfellsjökull National Park with its iconic volcano glacier.

Is Iceland an expensive country?

Yes, Iceland can be considered an expensive country compared to many other destinations. The cost of accommodation, food, transportation, and activities tend to be higher than average. However, there are ways to manage expenses by planning ahead, choosing budget-friendly options, and taking advantage of deals available on our website.

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How do I get from the Reykjavik airport to the city center?

Check the options at local carriers like Flybus or Airport Express. Flybus is more expensive because of the Wi-Fi availability, while Airport Express sometimes doesn’t have it. On your way to the city, we would advise you to choose Airport Express. Unlike Flybus, this carrier has a common price for any fare — say, to the bus station or a certain hotel. Even if you forgot to mention your hotel in Reykjavik when booking, you can just remind the driver about the station needed, and they will help you get there.

Is it customary to tip in Iceland?

Tipping is not common in Iceland.At restaurants, tips are included in the bill. And if you head to a fancy hotel or restaurant, be aware that cloakrooms are usually paid for.

Is driving around Iceland hard?

The road quality in Iceland is nearly perfect, but climate conditions are the problem. Bear in mind that weather can be unpredictable all year round, influencing your driving as well.

Is Iceland expensive to visit?

Low-budget tourists should know that Couchsurfing in Reykjavik is common and a nice, affordable option. People in Reykjavik are hospitable, and if you choose this way of traveling, you are already provided with additional benefits. Locals usually do their best to help and impress tourists.

What is Iceland's national dish?

Even locals would tell you that there is no special national dish in Reykjavik. Still, tourists are usually curious about national cuisine. In Reykjavik's cafes, mutton soup is offered as a national dish. However, it costs about 10 euro and doesn't taste great, according to dozens of reviews. So, it's up to you to decide if it's worth trying.

How can I stay connected in Iceland?

Usually, most hotels and cafes provide their visitors with free Wi-Fi. If you plan to stay in Reykjavik for a long time, it is more beneficial to buy a SIM card from a local operator like Siminn or Nova. It is typically cheaper than roaming.

How do I prepare to go to Iceland?

Regardless of the season, there is one thing you should save space for in your luggage — warm clothes. Iceland is known for its wind. Moreover, you are considered lucky if you don't get caught in the rain for a week. That's why check if you took a raincoat, warm socks, thermal underwear, and other warm stuff.

What is Iceland most known for?

Keen on TV shows? You can get to Thingvellir National park from Reykjavik. Its landscapes have served as a location for many movies and shows, including the epic fantasy series, Game of Thrones. Go there and feel like a hero of the popular book series and TV show’s battles. Needless to mention that it is a great place to surprise your Instagram followers.

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