An IAG Travel Blog
ICELAND HAS DONE AN AMAZING JOB HANDLING THE PANDEMIC AND BOASTS ONE OF THE HIGHEST VACCINATION RATES, AND LOWEST INFECTION RATES IN THE WORLD. That being said, travel to Iceland can still be a bit confusing and the rules can change with only a few days’ notice. Having just led a trip to Iceland at the end of July and returning at the end of August to lead a private group, I’ve put together a few tips based on my research and experience.
Read MoreFor years you’ve listened to stories of friends’ trips to Iceland and marveled at their photos. Though depending on when you go the temperature may be chilly the people are very warm and welcoming and recognize that they are fortunate to inhabit some of the newest land in the world that is also breathtakingly beautiful.
Read More“If however you want to really experience Iceland and see what truly makes it special you need to strap on a backpack, leave the crowds of Reykjavik behind, and venture into the interior for a bucket list adventure you’ll be talking about for years.”
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