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Iceland Travel Guide & Archives
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Iceland Travel Guide & Archives
Welcome to this brief Iceland travel guide where you can check out all my Iceland blog posts at the bottom.
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Iceland uses the Icelandic króna (Check out xe.com for the most up-to-date currency conversion–they have a mobile app too!)
The entire country of Iceland is in the Greenwich Mean Time time zone (the same time zone as London).
If you’re planning to spend less than 90 days in Iceland/the Schengen area, you can get by using just your U.S. passport–no Visa required.
However, your passport must be valid for at least 3 months from the date you leave the Schengen area.
Icelandic is the main language spoken in Iceland. And good luck with that.
The capital city of Reykjavik is worth the visit alone but, though Iceland is isolated, it’s packing tourism possibility out the wazoo.
When you decide where in Iceland you want to visit, I recommend reading hotel reviews on Tripadvisor, then booking your room through Booking.com (my favorite booking site).
And don’t forget, there’s always vacation rentals. Check out some of Iceland’s beautiful vacation rentals here!
For your trip to Iceland, you’ll want to pack the following:
For everything else you need to pack for Iceland, check out my full post below.
Below you’ll find all the articles on Iceland that I’ve written so far.
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