Cheap flights to Iceland
Information about Iceland
The northern country of Iceland is endowed with incredible beauty and charm. In winter, you will find a haven for skiers, snow-dusted firs, and cozy warm houses with live fires and hot drinks. In summer, you can admire the landscapes, bathe in the Blue Lagoon, and spend hours walking through the tranquil expanses of Iceland. Here, the roofs of houses in the villages are still covered with moss, and good-neighborly relations are maintained with trolls and other forest folk, creating an atmosphere of a magical northern fairy tale.
Iceland: prices, weather and transport
Weather in Iceland
| Month | Day | Night |
|---|---|---|
| January | 3° | -5° |
| February | 3° | -4° |
| March | 6° | 2° |
| April | 8° | 5° |
| May | 9° | 2° |
| June | 11° | 7° |
| July | 13° | 7° |
| August | 12° | 9° |
| September | 9° | 2° |
| October | 8° | 3° |
| November | 5° | 2° |
| December | 7° | 3° |
Prices in Iceland Table with the main expenses of a traveler in Iceland
FAQs about traveling to Iceland
What local cuisine dishes should you try and in which establishments in Iceland?
Iceland's national cuisine impresses with its variety of seafood. Many restaurant menus feature whale steak, pickled herring, and treats made from seal. One of Iceland's delicacies is pickled pressed ram's testicles. Incidentally, lamb is the most highly regarded meat among the locals. For dessert, you can order skyr – a dairy dish with ice cream, fruits, and whipped cream. The best restaurants in the city are considered to be Fridrik V, Ostabudin, Fiskmarkadurinn, and Resto. If you want to eat well but pay relatively little, we recommend visiting Forrettabarinn and Svarta Kaffid.