
Known as the Land of Fire and Ice, Iceland boasts the most unique landscapes including volcano's, geothermal fields and glaciers.
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The geothermal fields act as the countries main source of electricity, making Iceland one of the most eco-friendly countries in the world.
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Home of the midnight sun during the summer months, this European island is known for its spectacular viewing of the Northern Lights during the winter.
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I had the pleasure of visiting Iceland in 2018 where I fell in love with the country.
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Iceland is a fantastic destination for everyone, whether you are seeking adventure or a family friendly vacation.
Language Spoken: Icelandic. English is also widely spoken
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Currency: Icelandic Krona
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Best time to Visit: Depends on what you want to do.
The Northern Lights are best viewed during the winter months and the summer features long days and milder weather.
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Plug Adapter Required: Yes – Standard European Plug
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Voltage: 230V - Always double check your electronics/ appliances to ensure they are dual voltage, many are. If they are not, look into getting a voltage converter.
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Car Rental Recommended: Yes.
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Tipping: No. A tip is usually included in the bill. If it is not, you may add 10% however it is not expected. If your service is exceptional, you may round up the bill or add a 10% gratuity.
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Things to Do:
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Golden Circle
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Blue Lagoon
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Hallgrimskirkja
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Krysuvik Geothermal Area
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Vatnajökull Glacier
Things to Know:
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Iceland is the second windiest country in the world, second only to Antarctica.
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Iceland was the last place on earth to be settled by humans.
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Iceland has the longest work weeks in Europe (45 hours).
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Iceland is home to the largest glacier in Europe.
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The Northern Lights can be viewed between September and March.
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