Koop een Iceland eSIM

The beauty of this Nordic country will brighten your heart and soul. If you’re planning a trip to Iceland soon, check out these destinations!

Reykjavik: The capital and largest city of Iceland, Reykjavik captivates tourists with its historical and cultural landmarks, including Hallgrmskirkja Church. And don’t miss out on the popular whale-watching excursions, which are open all year long!

Gullfoss: One of Iceland’s most recognized and well known waterfalls, Gullfoss cascades into the Hvita River Valley. Its name translates to “Golden Falls,” referring to the water’s golden color on bright sunny days.

Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon: You will be amazed by this deep glacial lake, known as Iceland’s “Crown Jewel.” Floating icebergs fill this natural lake and Black Diamond Beach is a great place to take scenic pictures.

Iceland’s cuisine has evolved over time and is influenced by its rugged and remote environment. Here are three classic Icelandic foods that are definitely worth trying …

Skyr: A thin and creamy dairy product from Iceland that resembles soft cheese or yogurt. Try it topped with sweet honey and fresh fruit at breakfast.

Hákarl: This Icelandic national dish features Greenland shark, or basking shark, that has been fermented and dried for months in an open-air shed. It has strong taste and is the most authentic dish you can try in Iceland!

Pylsur: This Icelandic hot dog, made from a blend of beef, lamb, and pork, is a favorite of locals. Take a bite and you’ll know why!

While Iceland is a year-round vacation destination, it’s important to keep in mind that the best times to visit will depend on your interests, activities and sights you want to see.

June, July, and August: Iceland is most visited in the summer for the midnight sun and warm weather. It’s also a perfect time to go whale-watching and hiking when all the trails are open.

December, January, and February: Most tourists come to Iceland at this time of year to view the northern lights and take part in celebrations like the Reykjavik Winter Lights Festival.

March, April, and May: Snow begins to melt during the spring, exposing Iceland’s breathtaking landscape. You can play golf, join a Puffin Tour, and enjoy festivals like Eve Fanfest.

Iceland’s weather is as diverse as its landscapes, so remember to carry these items with you!

Windproof Gloves: Even when it’s not that cold outside, the wind in Iceland can be chilly! Pack a good pair of windproof gloves to keep your hands warm.

Lip Balm: Winter chills and bright sunshine can irritate and dry out your lips. Packing chapstick and lip balm will make sure your lips stay hydrated and picture perfect!

Camping Mattress: Camping is the best way to see Iceland’s natural scenery and beautiful skies. A camping mattress raises you off the chilly ground while keeping you comfy and dry on your outdoor adventure.