Dreaming of going to Iceland but overwhelmed with questions? Don’t worry, you’re not the first! Here you’ll find all the frequently asked questions at C-Ludik. This is a practical guide to help you plan your trip to Iceland.
Iceland in a nutshell…
Where is Iceland located? What is its climate and geography? How to understand Icelandic weather? On this remote island in the North Atlantic, one might imagine that the weather won’t always be on your side. Indeed, Iceland experiences very changeable weather conditions, sometimes with all four seasons in one day. Before setting off on an adventure to this fascinatingly shaped island, it’s best to be prepared…
How to get to Iceland?
By plane or boat? As an island located in Northern Europe, between Greenland to the west and Scandinavia to the east, you have only two options: air or sea. Flying is by far the most common option, with Keflavik International Airport just under an hour from the capital, Reykjavik. For travelers with a fear of flying who still dream of going to Iceland, a boat from Denmark may be the ideal choice.
When to go to Iceland?
What is the best season to visit Iceland? The answer depends on what you love and what you’re looking for during your trip! Iceland can be visited year-round, depending on the activities you want to do. Want to know the best time to see the northern lights, whales, puffins, or ice caves? Keep reading!
How to get around in Iceland?
While the car remains the most popular way to explore Iceland, there are other options for those who prefer to travel without one: buses, ferries, and domestic flights. Find the means of transport that fits your budget and travel time best.
What to pack for Iceland?
It’s essential to pack wisely for your trip to Iceland, depending on the season and type of activities planned. No matter the duration or season, you could experience rain, wind, fog, and sun all in one day. Here are all C-Ludik’s tips on what to pack to make the most of your Icelandic adventure.
Which regions to visit in Iceland?
Iceland is divided into seven geographic regions, including the capital area, Reykjavík. It’s hard to pick a favorite, as each has breathtaking landscapes: desert volcanic plateaus, black sand beaches, glaciers, waterfalls from glacial rivers, and steaming geothermal fields. Take your time to explore each region and find your own favorite corners of Iceland.
