Frequently Asked Questions About Iceland

I recommend always dressing warmly, in layers. Comfortable waterproof footwear, thermal underwear, a windproof jacket (preferably bright for great photos), a raincoat, a hat, and a swimsuit :) Weather in Iceland is changeable, meaning clothing should consider damp, windy, and cold conditions, even in summer.

In this case, we hop into a 9-seater Toyota Proace minibus, or if the route involves highlands, we take another Jeep and head towards adventures.

Iceland is beautiful all year round, weather permitting :). Summer is relatively warmer, more crowded, and more expensive; it's advisable to book tours in advance. Winter has more variable weather, fewer people, and is more budget-friendly. However, if you want to explore the interior of the island, which I highly recommend, the best time is June to October.

Yes, certainly. The "Comfort" tour category is suitable for all levels. The "Adventure" category is suitable for ages 10 and above. Please note that there will be some hiking involved.

I always recommend having travel insurance that covers all unforeseen circumstances, including force majeure events, flight cancellations, and other disruptions during your trip.

Some of the tours are available year-round, while others are seasonal. Please check the description or contact me for additional information.

Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, can be seen in Iceland, especially during the winter months. The Northern Lights appear from September to April when the nights become dark enough