This summer, Bustravel, a leading travel and tour provider in Iceland, will be offering daily tours to the glacial lagoon, Jokulsarlon where visitors can also experience Europe’s biggest glacier, Vatnajokull.
Bustravel’s Glacier Lagoon Tour provides a day full of glaciers, icebergs, and waterfalls and allows you to experience Iceland’s magnificent Vatnajokull glacier and its breathtaking glacier lagoon. Read more
Netbus, the Iceland travel and tour provider, offers numerous day trips and outings in Iceland, providing a great service at affordable prices. The company’s Grand Golden Circle tour allows passengers to experience the beautiful Gullfoss waterfall, the breathtaking Geysir and the magnificent Thingvellir National Park.
The tour provides passengers with enough time to explore the Geysir area, observing the most active hot spring Strokkur spouting steam up to 20 meters high. Passengers will also head to the highlands to visit the beautiful Gullfoss “Golden Falls” waterfall and the glacial river, Hvita. Read more
Iceland car rental company, Blue Car Rental, is offering those travelling in Iceland for 2011 necessary extras for safe, and enjoyable exploration.
Being equipped with the appropriate extras is essential when traveling around Iceland in a rental car. Blue Car Rental, a family owned company, offers its customers a selection of extras to meet their needs of convenience and safety. Read more
The geothermal Blue Lagoon spa is situated in a lava field just a short drive from Iceland’s capital city, Reykjavik. Netbus, the Iceland travel and tour provider, is now offering five separate departures to the Blue Lagoon natural spa per day from Reykjavik and three departures a day from the Blue Lagoon to Keflavik International Airport.
The Blue Lagoon is one of the country’s most visited attractions with its pools of natural geothermal water rich in minerals that rejuvenate the body and cleanse the skin. Read more
Keflavik International Airport in Iceland is one of only few European airports that offers duty free products to both arriving and departing passengers. In addition, the airport’s duty free store is now offering a wide range of Victoria’s Secret fragrances, glosses, mascaras and eye liners along with several travel packages and travel sets.
Keflavik Airport’s duty free shopping area hosts two restaurants, three cafes, a bar, a bank and eighteen retail stores selling both well-known products and unique Icelandic designs. Confectionary items, liquor, cosmetics and tobacco are also widely available. Read more
This August, why not take a road trip to the hot springs and pastel mountains of Landmannalaugar, a geothermal area in the southern highlands of Iceland? Or take a boat ride around the magnificent Vestmannaeyjar islands to see thousands of puffin chicks take flight? Well, the global travel guide and digital media publisher, Lonely Planet recommends this and much more as it names Iceland as one of its ‘Perfect Trips for 2010’.
According to Lonely Planet’s January issue of its monthly magazine, ‘there really has never been a better time’ to visit Iceland as prices are more affordable than ever with the current exchange rate. Also, Iceland flights have resumed to normal after the ceasing of the Eyjafjallajokull volcanic eruption. Read more
Thingvellir, Gullfoss and Geysir; the breathtaking sites of the majestic Golden Circle tour, are all must see places of interest just a short drive from Iceland’s capital city, Reykjavik. The Icelandic travel provider, Netbus is offering daily tours around the Golden Circle, as well as many more going to the wonderful Blue Lagoon and the magnificent Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon at Vatnajokull, Europe’s biggest glacier.
Netbus offers five separate departures to the Blue Lagoon natural spa per day from Reykjavik and three departures a day from the Blue Lagoon to Keflavik International Airport. Other day trips and tours include the Glacier Lagoon tour; a day trip full of icebergs and waterfalls at Europe’s biggest glacier, and the Highland Panorama tour; following in the footsteps of the Vikings through the historic beauty of west Iceland. Read more
The Icelandic Association for Search and Rescue safety information website for travel in Iceland aims to provide tourists and locals alike with as much information as possible to ensure a safe and pleasant trip whilst travelling around Iceland.
The website, www.safetravel.is, is featured in six different languages; English, Spanish, Italian, French, German and Icelandic. It provides detailed information covering every situation or activity that one might encounter whilst on holiday in Iceland, this includes what to look out for and also how to react in case of an actual real emergency. Read more
Iceland’s largest airline, Icelandair, is connecting the UK and the rest of the world to Iceland in 2010 with 22 flights per week.
Icelandair is proud to announce their increase in weekly flights this year from the UK to Iceland, now up to an impressive 22. Also, seeing as Iceland has been placed in Lonely Planet’s Top Value Destinations for 2010, what better time to visit?
Iceland Travel, Iceland’s leading travel agency and DMC (Destination Management Company) have just launched their brand new website, offering a huge scope of high quality travel services within Iceland, to help enhance customer relations.
Iceland Travel’s website features useful information about travel services, along side key facts about the ‘land of the midnight sun’. Read more
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