Vacations to Iceland should always include a trip out into the countryside. It’s simple common sense. The open nature is what makes the country such a breathtaking and one of a kind destination.
Luckily it is not difficult to get out of town: there are plenty of visitor options. The easiest option is a coach tour. But a coach tour is the same ponderous, cramped, uncomfortable experience it is anywhere else in the world – and certainly not the ideal way to connect with the pristine open Icelandic nature. » Read more: Great vacation tours? Iceland has it covered
Hotel Hafnarfjordur in Iceland is offering amazing room rates for autumn, winter and spring trips to Iceland.
Alternative fuel sources for transport, including electricity and biofuels, are fast adapting how we fuel our vehicles and also positively affecting our wallets and the planet. The Nordic countries: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden are taking a leading role in the field – a fact which will be highlighted at the fast-approaching Driving Sustainability conference in Reykjavík this month.
Summer is unfortunately over in Iceland. But don’t get downhearted: autumn is stunningly beautiful and an ideal time to get out and explore. Especially as Reykjavik Rent a Car has already reintroduced its superb value winter price list.
Iceland’s biggest hub is Keflavik International Airport – an important cargo and passenger hub dealing with flights on the increasingly busy polar and Atlantic routes. Refurbishment and upgrades mean Keflavik’s services are now better than ever.
The impressive line-up of large summertime cultural events in Reykjavik reached the summit on Saturday with Menningarnott, or Culture Night in English. It is worth mentioning though that summer events make up only half of Iceland’s capital city’s all-year schedule of culture.
The huge Japanese car makers Mitsubishi and Toyota, as well as BYD Auto from China, are to introduce their latest green car developments at the third annual Driving Sustainability international conference of industry experts to be held on 14th and 15th September in Reykjavik, Iceland.