About Iceland

Embrace the awe-inspiring beauty of Iceland as you venture through its dramatic landscapes filled with glaciers, volcanoes, lava fields, and stunning waterfalls. Discover the enchanting experience of bathing in geothermal hot springs under the ethereal glow of the Northern Lights or explore the vibrant streets of Reykjavik, immersed in the unique fusion of history, culture, and creativity. Whether seeking exhilarating outdoor adventures or embracing the tranquil connections to nature, the Land of Fire and Ice promises an unparalleled journey for the intrepid traveler.

- Best Time to Visit -

The best time to visit Iceland depends on your priorities: June to August offers the mildest temperatures and most daylight hours for exploring the natural wonders, while mid-September to mid-April provides the best opportunity for viewing the Northern Lights.

Highlights

to visit

Golden Circle

This popular sightseeing route showcases Iceland’s geological wonders, including Þingvellir National Park, the Geysir geothermal area, and the impressive Gullfoss waterfall, offering travelers a taste of the country’s diverse and breathtaking landscapes.

Blue Lagoon

One of Iceland’s most iconic attractions, the Blue Lagoon’s striking geothermal spa offers a unique and rejuvenating experience, with mineral-rich waters enveloped in a stark lava field, providing soothing warmth and relaxation amidst otherworldly natural surroundings.

Reykjavik

Iceland’s vibrant capital enthralls visitors with its colorful architecture, engaging museums, and thriving arts scene. Reykjavik serves as an ideal base for exploring the country’s natural wonders while offering plenty of local charm, lively nightlife, and eclectic dining options.

Country Facts

Language:

The official language of Iceland is Icelandic, but English is widely spoken and understood.

Currency:

The official currency is the Icelandic Krona (ISK).

Time Zone:

Iceland is in the Greenwich Mean Time Zone (GMT) year-round, as it does not observe Daylight Saving Time.

Plugs:

In Iceland, the electrical outlets use plug types C and F. The country operates on a 230V voltage supply with a frequency of 50Hz.

Flight Connectivity:

Iceland’s main international airport is Keflavík International Airport (KEF), offering direct flights from Europe and North America as well as connecting flights to other parts of the world.

Entry Requirements:

You should always check the US State Department for entry requirements, but at time of publishing U.S. passport holders traveling for tourism for less than 90 days do not need a visa. Passports should be valid for six months beyond departure.

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Ready to visit Iceland? Whether visiting for the first time or fiftieth, traveling as a family or couple, wanting to see the icons or go off-the-beaten-path, our luxury travel advisor team can help you in designing the perfect itinerary to experience this iconic European country.