The average temperatures in different regions of Iceland can vary greatly by month. Rains are more likely somewhere, and somewhere it will be warm and relatively dry.
A trip to Iceland in winter is a trip to a completely different Iceland. And it's worth it!
The winter period (from the end of September to April) in Iceland is considered to be out of season, although in recent years the number of tourists has been growing regardless of the time of year. Travelers are deterred by the short daylight hours (about four hours), constant storms and cold.
One of the best, and sometimes the only, ways to get to know Iceland intimately is by car. Or rather, a trip by car. The most popular route for independent travel in Iceland by car is a trip along the 1st highway around Iceland, and our tips will help make it unforgettable.
Planning trips, namely routes, always takes a very long time. Therefore, this ready-made, 7-day Iceland trip route is what you need! There are a lot of places to visit in Iceland, and it's hard to choose the best ones, but this route will give you the opportunity to get to know and see the most beautiful and popular places in Iceland.
A Diamond or Diamond ring is the northern version of a Golden Circle. The Diamond Ring route can be described as a magnificent route of about 260 km in the northeast of Iceland.
One of the strongest impressions when visiting Iceland is the chance to see and get to know the puffins, they are called puffins in English. Iceland's most famous bird, the puffin, is not so easy to find, but here in Borgarfjarðarhöfn, the chances of seeing these birds are quite high!
Read more: Borgarfjardarhofn, Borgarfjarðarhöfn is the best place to see puffins in Iceland!
Even in one of the most expensive countries in the world, Iceland, in the capital Reykjavik, there are inexpensive or even free attractions available almost 24 hours a day for absolutely everyone!
So you have some time before or after a trip through the amazing landscapes of Iceland...
10 free Reykjavik Attractions!
The Reykjanes Peninsula is famous for its large lava fields and active volcanic phenomena, such as numerous hot springs and geothermal energy. Even translated from Icelandic, Reykjanes means "cape of smoke". The rocky landscapes are also impressive. It is because of this that this region is very sparsely populated. But for tourists, this is only a plus - because there are few places where you can be alone with wildlife.
What is the currency in Iceland? What kind of money is accepted for payment in Iceland, other than Icelandic krona?Is there an option to pay in euros or by card? Are there many exchange offices and where is it better to change?
Read more: Money in Iceland, what currency, how to pay, where to change
How expensive is Iceland? How much money will you need while traveling in Iceland? What is the exchange rate of the Icelandic currency - the krona? Read on for our spending guide and money saving tips in Iceland.
Iceland's nature, which boasts glaciers, waterfalls, active volcanoes, mountains, geysers and black beaches, attracts many tourists every year, each of whom is looking for adventures and memories for a lifetime.
Read more: How expensive is it to live and travel in Iceland
Iceland is one of the most popular travel destinations in Europe, and there are especially many tourists in Iceland in the summer. But even in summer it is not very hot in Iceland, and sometimes it is frankly cold, which means a hot bath will not hurt! It is good that Iceland has many hot springs.
But Iceland is not the cheapest country, and a visit to the most famous Blue Lagoon thermal complex can result in a tidy sum. And this is not counting the fact that tickets should be booked in advance - too many people want to visit this attraction.
