Iceland
The land of fire and ice
Known for its waterfalls, glaciers, thermal attractions, and distinct landscapes Iceland is a nature lovers dream. With volcanoes on one end of the island and glaciers on the other Iceland is a land of contrast. It is also known for its climate and famous long summer days with almost 24 hours of sunshine and its winter days with only a few hours of light. Iceland is a place of great natural wonder and will leave you utterly amazed that so many different landscapes and climates exist in harmony on such a small island
Featured Tours
Iceland
2023
Dates: May 6 - 14, 2023 (9 Days) with Sarah Murdoch Begins/Ends Reykjavik
Cost: $4295 Single Supplement: $900 Early Pay Discount ($300) until Sept 6, 2022
Video Content
LiveStreams, Virtual Tours, Powerpoints and Coffee Chats
Blogs
Iceland by Maia Coen
Iceland by Reid Coen
Recommended Reading
“The Sagas of the Icelanders”
“Burial Rites” by Hannah Kent
“The Little Book of Tourists in Iceland” by Alda Sigmundsdottir
Recommended Viewing
Under and Arctic Sky (Documentary)
Into the Inferno (Documentary)
Children of Nature (1991)
Featured Articles
Best of Iceland (Conde Nast)
Iceland’s 10 Best Natural Wonders (Lonely Planet)
Iceland Travel Guide (National Geographic)
Know Before You Go
VIsas
ICELAND DOES NOT REQUIRE VISAS FOR CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA
cURRENCY
ICELANDIC KRONA , ISK
CHECK CURRENCY RATE BEFORE DEPARTING
Check latest tRAVEL ADVISORIES before departing
weather / when to go
SUMMER IS THE MOST POPULAR BUT CAN BE OVERLY CROWDED.
SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER CAN BE LESS CROWDED AND PROVIDES A MORE LIKELY CHANCE OF SEEING THE NORTHERN LIGHTS
IN TERMS OF HOW TO PREPARE FOR WEATHER; LAYERS, LAYERS, LAYERS AND HIKING BOOTS.
THE WEATHER IS VASTLY UNPREDICATBLE SO BEST TO BE PREPARED FOR EVERYTHING