Yes, October can be a great time to visit Iceland, especially if you want fewer crowds, autumn and early-winter scenery, and a chance to see the Northern Lights. October is a transition month in Iceland. You may experience crisp autumn days, rain, strong winds, and even the first snow of the season. Daylight hours also […]
...read full postPlanning a family trip to Iceland and wondering whether you can visit the Blue Lagoon with kids? The answer is yes. The Blue Lagoon welcomes children aged 2 years and older, making it possible to include one of Iceland’s most famous geothermal experiences in your family road trip. For first-time visitors, however, there are a […]
...read full postYou don’t always have to drive far from Reykjavík to see the Northern Lights. While getting away from city lights can improve your chances, there are several darker areas in and around Reykjavík where you can watch for the aurora on a clear night. If you have a rental car in Reykjavík, you also have […]
...read full postPlanning a family road trip around Iceland? Choosing the right rental car can make a big difference, especially when you’re travelling with children, suitcases, car seats and everything else that comes with a family holiday. The best rental car for a family trip to Iceland depends on how many people are travelling, how much luggage […]
...read full postNeed a last-minute car rental in Iceland? Whether you’ve just booked a spontaneous trip, your travel plans have changed, or another rental company has let you down, it’s often still possible to find a great vehicle. While booking early usually gives you the widest choice and lowest prices, many visitors successfully rent a car just […]
...read full postNorth Iceland is one of the country’s most underrated regions. While many visitors spend most of their time exploring the South Coast or Golden Circle, those who venture north are rewarded with dramatic fjords, colourful fishing villages, geothermal landscapes, whale watching, and quieter roads. Whether you’re planning a complete Ring Road adventure or simply adding […]
...read full postIceland’s Ring Road is one of the world’s great road trip routes. Stretching approximately 1,332 km (828 miles) around the island, it connects many of the country’s most famous attractions, charming towns, and breathtaking natural landscapes. For families, the Ring Road offers something even better: a chance to explore Iceland at your own pace. You […]
...read full postRenting a car is one of the best ways to explore Iceland. It gives you the freedom to visit waterfalls, black sand beaches, geothermal areas, glacier lagoons, and small towns at your own pace. For many travelers, especially families, a rental car is the easiest and most flexible way to see the country. However, Iceland […]
...read full postOne of the most common questions travelers ask when planning a trip to Iceland is: Do I really need a 4×4? The answer depends on when you’re visiting, where you plan to drive, and what type of trip you’re taking. While many visitors automatically assume they need a large four-wheel-drive vehicle to explore Iceland, that’s […]
...read full postChoosing the right vehicle is one of the most important decisions when planning an Iceland road trip. The country’s landscapes, changing weather, and long scenic drives mean that comfort, luggage space, and road conditions should all be considered before booking a car. Some travellers assume that any car will work for exploring Iceland, while others […]
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