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March 24, 2023Iceland: All You Need To Know Before You Go!
If you’re heading to Iceland for your next adventure, knowing what to expect when you arrive will help you make the most of every moment. To help you get started, we’ve collated our favorite practical tips for planning ahead…
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Enjoying the many health benefits of bathing in geothermal waters is an Icelandic tradition dating back to the Middle Ages. Thanks to Iceland’s unique geography and high volcanic activity, natural hot springs and pools are abundant across the country. As a result, you can indulge in this local pastime all year round. Most Icelanders now […]
Read moreThe Northern Lights – or Aurora Borealis – is a breathtaking natural phenomenon that illuminates the night skies of Iceland for over seven months of the year. This Holy Grail of skywatching is on more travel bucket lists than anything else. While Iceland is one of the best places in the world for witnessing this […]
Read moreIn July 2022, elevated earthquake activity and ground deformation were recorded on the Reykjanes Peninsula in Iceland, indicating a new volcanic eruption could be on its way. On August 3, after weeks of high anticipation, Fagradalsfjall awoke from its six-month slumber, and spectacular eruptions of lava fountains finally made their grand entrance. Just 32km (20 […]
Read moreLocated in the northern hemisphere, on the edge of the Arctic Circle, Iceland offers a fascinating world of striking contrasts. The freezing forces of arctic weather in constant battle with a volcanic melting pot have created some of the most dramatic and breathtaking landscapes. Arguably, one of this unique island’s most distinctive geographical features is […]
Read moreOne of Iceland’s truly relaxing features is its hot springs. Hot springs are water bodies heated naturally by geothermal energy from the center of the earth. It might therefore sound ironic that such features can exist among the icy glaciers, but you will be pleasantly surprised. The temperature in Iceland’s natural hot springs is usually […]
Read moreThe South Coast of Iceland is one of the most beautiful places in the country, with breathtaking landscapes, volcanic black sand beaches, waterfalls, and geysers. Whether you’re an adventurer at heart or have a detailed itinerary for your trip, taking a road trip to these popular destinations can be a breeze. Keep reading to discover […]
Read moreGeysir Car Rental was recently awarded the Certificate of Excellence and the Traveler Review Award from Booking.com, one of the largest Car Rental Broker in the world. The whole Geysir Team puts great ambition into our customer service so it brings us great honor to receive the Traveler Review Award. This encourages us to keep […]
Read moreIn recent years, Iceland has become one of the hottest tourist spots on the planet. According to Islandsbanki, Iceland will receive 1.3 million tourists in 2022 and 1.5 million by 2023. That is a staggering number of visitors since The Land of Fire and Ice only has a population of 364,000 people. But after reading […]
Read moreIn 2021, over 700,000 international tourists visited Iceland. Prior to the pandemic, over 2 million people visited this island nation! It might not be on many people’s radars since it’s out of the way. But tucked in the northern hemisphere is a country that’s filled with natural wonders. In addition to hot springs and geysers, […]
Read moreThe “Go anywhere, do anything” motto of Jeep lines perfectly with the adventure seeking values of GEYSIR. Geysir was the first car rental in Iceland to offer cars from JEEP for rent in Iceland.In the early 2000’s before Jeep had an official dealership in Iceland, Geysir was one of the countries biggest Jeep importers. Today […]
Read moreWith a population of less than 400,000, Iceland might not be a place you’d assume was rich in museums. This small nation has a big history though and the museums in Reykjavik are the best places to learn all about it. Isolated and far north on the edge of the Arctic Circle, the inhabitants of Iceland […]
Read moreIceland is a land of extreme heat and extreme cold, with icy mountains and boiling geysers. Located at the top of the North Atlantic Ocean, within a snowball’s throw of the Arctic Circle, Iceland’s weather isn’t always straightforward. Visiting Iceland in the shoulder seasons is a great idea if you want plenty of daylight but […]
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