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Discover the wonder of Iceland, a unique destination where nature is at its purest. From the stunning glaciers and waterfalls like Gullfoss to the geysers of the Haukadalur geothermal area, Iceland offers landscapes that seem straight out of a fairy tale. Don't miss the chance to relax in the Blue Lagoon's hot springs and explore the vibrant culture of Reykjavik. With its rich Viking history and the breathtaking phenomenon of the Northern Lights, Iceland is a place that promises unforgettable adventures. Plan your trip to Iceland and let yourself be captivated by its natural beauty and unique charm.

What do you need to know to travel to Iceland?

What are the requirements to travel to Iceland?

To enter Iceland as a tourist, you need a valid passport with a minimum validity of three months beyond your departure date from the Schengen area. Additionally, you must have travel insurance, show proof of confirmed accommodation, and possess sufficient funds for your stay, which is usually around 100 euros per day. It is also important to check if your country of origin requires a visa to enter.

How much does a trip to Iceland cost?

The cost of a trip to Iceland can vary significantly depending on the season, type of accommodation, and activities you plan to do. On average, a one-week trip can cost between 1,000 and 2,500 euros per person, including flights, accommodation, meals, and excursions. It is advisable to plan ahead and look for deals to optimize your budget.

What is the best time to travel to Iceland?

The best time to visit Iceland depends on what you want to experience. If you are looking to see the Northern Lights, the months from October to March are ideal. For enjoying green landscapes and milder temperatures, the months from June to August are perfect. However, each season has its own charm, so choose according to your preferences.

Do you need a visa to go to Iceland?

The need for a visa to travel to Iceland depends on your nationality. Citizens of the European Union and several countries such as the United States, Canada, and Australia do not need a visa for stays of up to 90 days. However, it is important to check the specific requirements based on your country of origin before traveling.

Reviews from our travelers

Larissa Solares Alvarez Larissa Solares Alvarez

He sido muy feliz

Alan Jesus Castro Granados Alan Jesus Castro Granados

Considero que es apropiado avisar los cambios que se hagan en el itinerario

Georgina Zulay Romo Lopez Georgina Zulay Romo Lopez

Referente a la agencia. muy bien. El hostel muy incómodo para mi gusto ya que me toco dormir en la litera de arriba y se me complicaba subir el no poder dormir ya que abrían a todas horas la puerta. Me gusta más cundo es en habitación de hotel, los desayunos se repetía n y no es muy agradable lo mismo. Sobre los tour súper bien. Nos llevaron a donde nos ofrecieron solo que los tiempos no está bien. Y que es muy poco tiempo. Y no tienes el tiempo de disfrutar el momento porque tienes que salir solo 30 min. se me hace poco tiempo el estar en los lugare. Gracias

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When to travel to Iceland?

Summer in Iceland, from June to August, is a vibrant time filled with light and festivals. Temperatures range from 10°C to 20°C, making it ideal for exploring nature and enjoying outdoor activities. Cities like Reykjavik and Akureyri are perfect for experiencing cultural life, with festivals such as the Reykjavik Music Festival and the Akureyri Art Festival. It is advisable to wear light clothing, but also a jacket for the cool evenings. The stunning Gullfoss waterfall and the black sand beach of Reynisfjara are must-visit destinations during this season.

Temperatures in Iceland (centigrade)

Rainfalls in Iceland

Frequently asked questions about traveling to Iceland

What type of plugs and adapters do I need if I travel to Iceland?

In Iceland, the plugs are type F. The standard voltage is 230 V and the frequency is 50 Hz. If your devices are not compatible, make sure to bring a suitable adapter to charge them without issues.

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Reviews from our travelers

Larissa Solares Alvarez Larissa Solares Alvarez

He sido muy feliz

Alan Jesus Castro Granados Alan Jesus Castro Granados

Considero que es apropiado avisar los cambios que se hagan en el itinerario

Georgina Zulay Romo Lopez Georgina Zulay Romo Lopez

Referente a la agencia. muy bien. El hostel muy incómodo para mi gusto ya que me toco dormir en la litera de arriba y se me complicaba subir el no poder dormir ya que abrían a todas horas la puerta. Me gusta más cundo es en habitación de hotel, los desayunos se repetía n y no es muy agradable lo mismo. Sobre los tour súper bien. Nos llevaron a donde nos ofrecieron solo que los tiempos no está bien. Y que es muy poco tiempo. Y no tienes el tiempo de disfrutar el momento porque tienes que salir solo 30 min. se me hace poco tiempo el estar en los lugare. Gracias

Dalia Rodríguez Toledo Dalia Rodríguez Toledo

Para mi el viaje a Islandia era lo primero que tengo en mi bucket list, y superó mis expectativas, agradezco infinitamente a local q

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