Planning a trip to Iceland? After a brief stint living in the Land of Fire and Ice and multiple trips back, I’m an expert on things to do in Iceland, the Northern Lights, the best places to stay in Iceland and more all throughout my favorite country. To help you plan your trip to the land of fire and ice, I’ve put together this resource page with all of my Iceland content from attractions to practical information you should know before you go.
Each attraction I’ve been to and written about is represented here on my interactive map. Just click the spot you want to go to and a new tab will open with my article full of helpful tips and information on that spot. You can also browse by the categories below and shop my packing essentials. Happy Iceland trip planning!
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Practical Info for Iceland
International Airport: Keflavík International Airport KEF
Getting from the airport to Reykjavik: Iceland is really best explored with your own rental car or camper, but if you prefer not to drive there are shuttles to Reykjavik that leave 35-40 minutes after each arriving flight on Flybus and Gray Line.
Getting around Iceland: There is not much public transportation to get around Iceland; it’s a country best explored by renting your own car or camper. We recommend SADcars rents cars very inexpensively by renting used, but well maintained cars or Go Iceland rents newer cars at affordable prices.
KuKu Campers combines transportation with a place to stay with their recognizable camper vans.
You can also book various excursions and multi-day trips to explore Iceland’s natural wonders if you’re not comfortable exploring on your own. We recommend Arctic Adventures.
Still have questions?
Feel free to get in touch with questions about Iceland or for help with planning your trip at [email protected]
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