Iceland Attraction Tickets

The best time to visit Iceland is from July to September when the weather is warm and you can have ample daylight to explore the country. This is also the best time if you are looking to go hiking as all the mountain roads are open and most of the famous trails are accessible.

If you are looking to visit Iceland to witness the northern lights, the best time to visit is mid-October through March as these months have extended hours at night and there is a better chance of looking at the northern lights.

By Flights: If you are looking to visit different parts of Iceland, the quickest and easiest way to travel is by flight. You can find many small domestic airports throughout the country such as Höfn, Skaftafell, and Mývatn.

By Car: A road trip to Iceland is a beautiful way to explore this stunning country. You can easily rent a car in Iceland with an international driving license and you can use the Ring Road which is the main highway of Iceland and is literally known to connect the whole island.

By Bus: If you are looking at staying in one place for a long duration, you can use the public transport system. The main bus operator in Iceland is Strætó and you can find buses running to different regions like Westfjords, Eastfjords, and Snæfellsnes Peninsulas throughout the year.

By Bicycle: One of the most popular ways to explore the country, you can hire bikes or mountain bikes in most of the towns in Iceland. Make sure to remember that there are no separate lanes for bikes in Iceland.

By Ferry: Iceland offers ferry services throughout the year which also includes room for your vehicles. You can also take your car or bike to a different city in Iceland in the ferries. Visitors can easily travel between the costs and ferries are connected to all the major ports in the country.

Reykjavik: The capital city, Reykjavik is one of the best places to stay in Iceland which has many places to visit like Hallgrímskirkja Church, Harpa, The Settlement Exhibition, etc.

Husavik: If you are visiting Iceland with your family, one of the best places to stay is in Husavik which is also called the whale watching capital of Europe. There are many places to visit: The Husavik Whale Museum, Dettifoss waterfall, Horseback riding, etc in the city.

Laugarvatn: Located 56 miles from Reykjavik, Laugarvatn is a small town with only 200 people and is close to many attractions like the Gullfoss waterfall and Geysir. It is one of the places to visit in the country, here you can also opt for the different tour which covers almost the whole town.

• One of the best ways to have a hassle-free experience is by booking accommodation and day tours online. You can also get an Iceland Travel Pass which will make your vacation budget-friendly.
• You do not need to use cash in Iceland as you can use your debit or credit card everywhere in Iceland.
• Make sure you dress in layers and always have a waterproof outer layer as the weather in Iceland is not predictable.
• One of the best ways to explore the scenic beauty of Iceland is to go on a road trip or opt for Iceland pass.
• You can easily rent a car and the most popular places are along the south coast of Iceland.
• The best way to relax after a long day is to go to the famous geothermal pools like the Blue lagoon and the sky lagoon.
• Do not forget to pack the European travel adaptors. Iceland uses 220 volts of electricity and you need to get European type C adaptors.

Weather:As Iceland is near the sea the temperature of the country is cool and generally the nights are longer than the morning. The average temperature in winter is 0 °C (32 °F) and during summers the temperature is between 10-13 °C (50-55 °F).

Language: Icelandic is the official language of the country, however, English is spoken by almost everyone.

Time Zone: Greenwich Mean Time is the time zone in Iceland

Budget: An average trip to Iceland for one person is around 250 dollars a day. However, you can try to make the trip budget-friendly by staying in a hostel cooking your own food, and getting an Iceland travel pass.

Currency: Icelandic króna

Visa: You need a Schengen Visa to visit Iceland