Iceland | Home to Golden Circle & Seljalandsfoss Waterfall

Iceland is home to extraordinary nature. The kind that you might think didn’t exist.

Where nature reigns supreme.

Where explosive lava fields and icy glaciers shape the land.

Where drama comes alive.

Iceland –

powered by nature

Photos don’t do Iceland’s landscapes justice – places like the Blue Lagoon, the Golden Circle and Seljalandsfoss waterfall have to be experienced in person.

While in most places you would go for a dip in the pool to cool off, in Iceland you soak in a geothermal lagoon, surrounded by volcanic rock.

While on a walk you can encounter a glittering glacier, and when it gets dark you could find yourself with a front row seat to the natural phenomenon that is Aurora Borealis.

It is no wonder Iceland tops bucket lists.

At its heart is Reykjavik – what the cosmopolitan capital lacks in size, it makes up for in atmosphere, nightlife and its vibrant cultural offering.

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Practical information

This information can be useful when traveling to this beautiful country

Climate

Iceland is known for its variability in climate. Visitors may occasionally experience four seasons in a day. However, Iceland enjoys a much milder climate than its name and location!

Public Transport

Reykjavik has a well organized public transportation system formed of buses. The buses in Reykjavik are operating from 6:00 to 23:00 every day, with special bus services covering the night and early hours during the weekends.

Internet

Local wi-fi networks are very widely spread in Reykjavik, thus many Internet cafes and Wi-Fi hotspots can be found.

Money

The Icelandic currency is the Króna (ISK). Many shops and restaurants do accept foreign currency in cash – but it is advisable to pay with Icelandic krónur or by credit card. 1 ISK equals approximately 0.007 Euro cents/0.006 pence.

Shopping

Whether gifts or souvenirs, something unique from one of Iceland’s many talented designers or a delicious midnight snack – the city center of Reykjavik is well supplied with interesting fashion shops, quality art studios and convenience stores.

VAT Refunds

Non-residents can claim a Value Added Tax (VAT) refund. VAT can be refunded at the airport upon presenting a completed VAT refund form. In order to get a VAT refund, a minimum purchase of 4,000 ISK per shop is required.

Activities

Golden Circle Tour

The tour covers Iceland's most famous tourist route and includes stops at the Geysir Geothermal Area, Þingvellir National Park, and Gullfoss Waterfall.

Blue Lagoon

Sitting in the midst of volcanic rock is Blue Lagoon, a tranquil sea spa overlooking the green hills of Grindavik. Ease any tensions in the mineral-rich water.

Waterfall Tours

See Iceland's mighty waterfalls on a guided tour. Kirkjufellsfoss, Gullfoss, Skogafoss, Seljalandsfoss are just a few of the 10,000 waterfalls to be discovered in Iceland.

Langjökull

The “Long Glacier” of Iceland is the second largest and promises great adventure thanks to its mesmerizing Ice Caves that can be explored via Jeep.

“Geysir the Great and Strokkur”

A standout attraction along the Golden Circle is the Geyser Geothermal Area where the active geyser Strokkur shoots up a 30 metre column of water every 30 seconds.

Snowmobiling

Adventurous expeditions await – travel through Iceland using a snowmobile and explore the fascinating glaciers and amazing waterfalls that this unique country has to offer.

Northern lights Tour

Hunting the Northern Lights is probably the most popular winter activity. Join a tour for a chance to glimpse the captivating Aurora Borealis dancing through the sky.

Did you Know?

This information can be useful when traveling to Iceland

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Iceland is among the ten best destinations worldwide for whale watching.
The last name of Icelanders usually consists of their father’s first name ending in –son (son) or –dóttir (daughter).
Icelanders believe in elves and dwarves – even some roads were changed in order to “not disturb” the habitats of elves.
The Icelandic parliament was formed in 930 AD, making it the oldest parliament in the world.
It is possible to stand above a crevice and have one foot in America and the other one in Europe geographically.
Iceland runs on nearly 100% sustainable green energy.

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