Tips to Iceland

Iceland is a beautiful country to explore and in order to reach those beautiful spots you need to get with a guided tour or you can rent a car and drive by yourself. Here are some tips to help you to travel in Iceland:

• Plan ahead: Iceland is a popular tourist destination, and you’ll want to plan your trip well in advance. Book your accommodation, car rental, and tours ahead of time to avoid disappointment. You can book in this website from flights, tours, hotels and rental.

• Rent a car: Renting a car is the best way to explore Iceland, as public transportation can be limited. A four-wheel drive vehicle is recommended if you plan to venture off the main roads.

• Pack for the weather: Iceland’s weather is notoriously unpredictable, so be prepared for all conditions. Even in summer, it can get cold and rainy, so bring warm, waterproof clothing.

• Respect the environment: Iceland’s natural environment is fragile, so be sure to follow the Leave No Trace principles. Stick to marked trails, don’t litter, and don’t disturb wildlife.

• Take a dip in a hot spring: Iceland is famous for its natural hot springs, and taking a dip in one is a must-do experience. The Blue Lagoon is the most famous hot spring, but there are many others to choose from. We didn’t tried this blue lagoon as the weather doesn’t allow us, iceland was experiencing storm the time we are there. Good thing we tried Sky Lagoon before the storm hit the city.

• Try Icelandic cuisine: Icelandic cuisine is unique and delicious, with dishes like smoked lamb, fish stew, and skyr (a type of yogurt). Be sure to try some traditional Icelandic food while you’re there.

• Don’t underestimate distances: Iceland may look small on a map, but the distances between attractions can be quite far. Make sure you allow plenty of time for driving and exploring.

• Be prepared for daylight hours: In summer, Iceland experiences almost 24 hours of daylight, which can be disorienting. Bring an eye mask to help you sleep, and be prepared for the opposite in winter when daylight hours are much shorter.

• Look out for the Northern Lights: Iceland is one of the best places in the world to see the Northern Lights, especially from September to March. Check the aurora forecast and head out of the city to get the best view.

• Enjoy the scenery: Iceland is one of the most beautiful countries in the world, with stunning landscapes around every corner. Take your time to soak it all in and enjoy the natural beauty of this amazing country.