Everything you need to plan an amazing vacation to Iceland!
Update for 2021: Covid-19 has of course changed the information below dramatically. Things are changing quickly; find the latest Icelandair schedule here: The good news is that 24 airlines currently fly directly into Keflavik airport in Iceland. Icelandair is far and away the biggest, with flights from 18 different countries. Let’s take a look at …
The second edition of our book, Iceland With Kids, was published in February 2020. You can find it on Amazon: Iceland With Kids paperpack Iceland With Kids eBook You can also find it on most other online bookstores. Your local brick and mortar bookstore should be able to order you a copy as well. I’ve …
(Photo by Eric Salard used under CC by 2.0 license.) Even more important update, March 28, 2019: WOW Air has ceased all operations. Looks like the last word of my title was wrong … WOW Air just shut down. Icelandair is offering $100 tickets if you have a WOW Air ticket. EasyJet, Norwegian, Wizz Air, and …
(While this post is specific to Iceland, much of the advice applies to seeing the Northern Lights in other countries as well: Finland, Norway, Sweden, and more.) Many people associate Iceland with the Northern Lights, also known as the Aurora Borealis. Here’s our comprehensive list of facts and tips about the Northern Lights.
Photo by Bailey Zindel on Unsplash If you’re renting a car in Iceland in the winter, you may be worried about road and weather conditions. Most of the time you won’t have any issues at all, especially with a little preparation. Here are our tips for winter driving in Iceland. Thanks to our friends at Blue Car Rental …
Outside of Reykjavik and the Golden Circle, the South Coast of Iceland is often the next area that people recommend for tourists. (And I’m one of those people– our sample 1 week Iceland itinerary with kids spends a lot of time in the south!) Here is a sample itinerary for your visit to South Iceland. You …
