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Why visit Iceland with Contiki?
More than special stays
Relaxing at a rooftop sauna? With epic views of icecaps & volcanoes? With your new BFFs? The stays on this trip will make you wanna stay forever.
Experiences that matter
From tasting traditional Icelandic food, to discovering the art of growing veggies in this icy wonderland, you’ll tick of unique cultural gems with the MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experiences.
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On our Iceland trips for 18-35s, you’ll travel with local guides and expert Trip Managers & Drivers, so you can see Iceland’s beauty the worry-free way.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Iceland
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clear searchWhat currency does Iceland use?
Iceland uses the Icelandic króna (ISK). Make sure to get some local currency with you when you visit Iceland!
When is the best time to visit Iceland?
The best time to visit Iceland depends on what you like to see & do. There is mild weather and long daylight hours during summer (June to August) - perfect for hiking! While winter (October to March) is ideal for experiencing the Northern Lights and winter landscapes.
What is the weather like in Iceland?
The name isn’t misleading! Summers here are cool, with temperatures ranging from 10-15°C (50-59°F). And winters are chilly, with temperatures hovering around 0°C (32°F). Either way, be prepared for rain!
When can you see the Northern Lights in Iceland?
From late September to early April (especially during the darkest winter months - December to February) offer the best chances to see the Northern Lights in Iceland. Clear skies and minimal light pollution are super important too!
Do I need a visa to travel to Iceland?
Your visa requirements will change according to your citizenship. Check out our handy Visa Guide for all the info you need on visas and other travel requirements around the world.
What should I pack for a trip to Iceland?
The weather can be unpredictable, so pack layers, a waterproof jacket, sturdy hiking boots, and thermal clothing. Plus, you’d wanna carry swimwear for the hot springs. And of course, a good camera for capturing Iceland’s stunning landscapes!
What is ATM access like in Iceland?
ATMs are readily available in cities and towns across Iceland. And they accept most major international cards too!
How many days should I spend in Iceland?
Around 6 to 10 days are enough to explore Iceland’s key attractions - the Golden Circle, the South Coast, and perhaps even a venture into the highlands or the Westfjords.
What is the tipping etiquette in Iceland?
Tipping is usually not customary in Iceland. But you’ll find added service charges included in the bill. But if you really liked the food or service, rounding up the bill will always be appreciated!
Is tap water safe to drink in Iceland?
Yep, Iceland’s tap water is among the purest in the world! No need to buy bottled water here...
Is internet access good in Iceland?
Yes, internet access tends to be quite good in Iceland, especially in the cities. But you might not have access while you’re on the road.
Is Iceland LGBTQIA+ friendly?
Iceland is considered to be LGBTQIA+ friendly & has laws protecting members of the community. Reykjavik has a vibrant LGBTQIA+ community too!
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