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Voted Iceland’s leading travel agency seven times in a row at the prestigious World Travel Awards, Guide to Iceland has built a stellar reputation for quality, innovation, and a unique customer ...

Beyond savings, the VIP Club also benefits Iceland’s local economy. Guide to Iceland has focused on family-owned restaurants, independent shops and small businesses, ensuring the money spent by ...

If you’re not into the stereotypical “ideal European vacation,” Iceland may be the right destination for you. The post ...

In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through almost everything you need to know for a memorable Icelandic journey. How to Get There: Flights to Iceland How to Get Around Iceland: Freedom ...

According to rental car prices via Guide to Iceland, in peak months, small cars can be around $450 a week to start. Stepping ...

Iceland travel guide: Everything you need to know before you go. ... Three of Iceland’s geological highlights make up this popular 300km circuit, accessible by car or on coach tours.

Reykjavík, Iceland travel guide: Where to stay, what to do and where to eat Fresh air, wildlife and breathtaking nature - Iceland is good for the soul. By Claire Hodgson and Sophie Boyden Updated ...

Iceland does not have as many transport options as other major countries, but you can still get around to where you need to go. If you are confident to drive abroad, we recommend hiring a car to ...

An inside guide to Húsavík, Iceland's whale-watching capital. Boat tours of Skjálfandi Bay explore the migration paths of more than 20 species of cetacean, including blue and humpback whales.

The volcano lies about 25 miles from Iceland’s capital, Reykjavik. The volcano—and most of Iceland—runs between two tectonic plates, the movement of which leads to volcanic and seismic activity.