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Choosing your itinerary in Iceland is probably the biggest challenge of the whole trip. Everyone wants to get the most out of their limited time on the island and at the same time keep a reasonable mileage and also some … Read More

Embark on a thrilling journey through Iceland’s highlands with our comprehensive F-Road guides. … Read More

Exciting News for Travel Enthusiasts! 🌟 We’re thrilled to share that the Android version of the ‘Take Me There Iceland’ app is now live! (iOS version coming soon!) … Read More

The month of May brings renewed excitement. It is one of the most favored months for tourists in Iceland. The reason is that during May, most flights to Iceland, accommodations, and car rental services are significantly cheaper. … Read More

While most European countries begin to feel the arrival of spring in March, in Iceland, March is still considered a winter month. Nevertheless, March signifies the end of winter and the beginning of summer, bringing forth numerous advantages. … Read More

September marks the end of the summer season as winter approaches. In Iceland, September is the transitional period between summer and winter, a very brief season that vanishes as quickly as it arrives. … Read More

October in Iceland marks the transition from autumn to winter, often bringing the first chilly nights of the year, and the official start of winter falls on October 27th. … Read More

Located in the northern Atlantic Ocean, Iceland is undoubtedly one of the most fascinating countries on Earth, with a population of 350,000 residents hosting millions of visitors each year. … Read More

April is an amazing month to visit Iceland. It marks the escape of Icelandic farm animals, with young lambs, calves, and other wildlife filling the meadows, signaling the arrival of spring. … Read More

Summer in Iceland is a unique experience. The long days (with an average of 20 hours of daylight) and the midnight sun promise to energize you and provide you with spectacular sunsets late at night. … Read More

August, along with the month of July, is the warmest time of the year in Iceland. It marks the peak of summer, and for Icelanders, it is the most suitable time to host important events and central festivals, which take place almost every weekend. … Read More

July marks the peak of summer in Iceland, with approximately 20 hours of daylight daily, creating an endless feeling of exploration. Despite technically shorter days, the abundance of light showcases the Icelandic summer uniquely. … Read More