Iceland is a country of extreme contrasts where long summer days with near 24-hours of sunlight are offset by short winter days.
Arrival in Iceland
How to get there
Ferry to Iceland
How to get there
Camping
Where to stay
Driving in Iceland
Getting around
Public Transport
Getting around
Accommodations
Where to stay
East Iceland
Regions
Home to the country's largest forest, lush farmlands, and a range of small fjords.
South Iceland
Regions
Iceland's south coast includes some of the country's most visited sites and has worthy attraction all along the coast.
Reykjavík
Regions
Reykjavík is the natural starting point for any visit to Iceland, and deservedly so.
Reykjanes
Regions
The Reykjanes peninsula is a geothermal wonder, characterized volcanic surroundings.
West Iceland
Regions
West Iceland is one of Iceland's most geologically diverse regions, boasting of a nearly exhaustive sampling of all that Iceland has to offer.
The Westfjords
Regions
One of Iceland's best kept secrets is undoubtedly the country's north-west corner, known as the Westfjords.
Learn More in the Iceland Academy
We will teach you the most essential things you need to know before visiting Iceland. What to wear, how to drive, how to take the perfect selfie. It is all here. For a safe and happy trip to Iceland, make sure you finish all available courses.
Learn More in the Iceland Academy
We will teach you the most essential things you need to know before visiting Iceland. What to wear, how to drive, how to take the perfect selfie. It is all here. For a safe and happy trip to Iceland, make sure you finish all available courses.