Iceland

Island State - this is what Iceland is called all over the world. A significant part of the island's area is subject to glaciation. Icelandic glaciers feed local rivers. The rocky relief of the area contributes to the formation of numerous waterfalls. Geysers and waterfalls

Iceland is an island northern state. Its cities cannot boast of a population size, which does not prevent them from having a developed infrastructure and social sphere. Most of the settlements do not exceed the 5 thousand inhabitants mark. The capital of country

Iceland must be traveled far and wide by car! We will tell you how to rent a car in Iceland: how much it costs, what you need to know about renting, what you can save on, what things to take on the trip. Routes around the country, gasoline and parking prices, fines.

The land of geysers, volcanoes and cute ponies has won the hearts of many. Here's how to travel to Iceland on your own. Everything you need to know about accommodation, transportation, food, visa, vehicle rental and itineraries. Bonus at the end - calculating the cost of the trip to Iceland.

Iceland is a country where money flows like water. We talk in detail about prices in 2021 and give advice on how not to spend your annual salary on a trip and get the most out of your trip. Iceland has become a super popular destination. This is not surprising: