A country of sharp contrasts, where fire and ice happily co-exist; where dark winters are offset by the summer’s midnight sun; and where an insular existence and matchless natural wonders have spurred a dynamic, unique cultural scene.

"Iceland may be famous the world over as one of the best spots to catch the elusive Northern Lights, but there’s so much more to explore."

More than just a destination, Iceland is a bucket-list beauty and a real adventure every step of the way.

From its rugged good looks and outstanding contributions from Mother Nature, it’s no wonder the Icelandic people are some of the world’s most creative.

What you need to know

  • Capital City

    Reykjavic

  • Time Difference

    GMT 0 hours

  • Best Time to Visit

    June to September

  • Currency

    Icelandic Krona

Iceland

Explore

Choose from the cream of Iceland's finest hotels.

  • Hótel Borg Reykjavik

    When you’re visiting somewhere as, well, cool (if you’ll pardon the pun) as Reykjavik, you want your base to be as epic as its surrounds. And the boutique Hótel Borg does not disappoint.

    Call us on 01244 567 000 to start planning your next holiday.

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  • Retreat at Blue Lagoon Grindavík

    One of Iceland’s most visited attractions (and a National Geographic ‘wonder of the world’), The Blue Lagoon experience has recently enjoyed a luxurious upgrade with the addition of the country’s first five-star hotel and spa resort, the Retreat at Blue Lagoon.

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  • Hotel Rangá Hella

    A good hotel can be hard to find, especially when heading into the wilds of Southern Iceland, but thankfully, the super-cosy chalet-style Hotel Rangá (close to some of the country’s most breathtaking natural wonders) has all the luxury you need.

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Inside Knowledge

Creating special moments

  1. Ice Adventures

    Ice Adventures

    Experience unspoiled nature and a unique setting on a private tour of Jökulsárlón Ice Lagoon, where huge icebergs calve off Europe’s largest glacier. So incredible are the icy landscapes here, it’s one of Iceland's most popular movie locations, too.

  2. Movie Star Looks

    Movie Star Looks

    With its enormous basalt stacks, roaring Atlantic waves and stunning panoramas, Reynisfjara is the most beautiful of Iceland’s black sand beaches; its south coast location so spectacular, it was also the setting for Game of Thrones’ Eastwatch-by-the-sea.

  3. Mush Mush

    Mush Mush

    Meet the mushers, learn all you need to know, then take the reins of your four-legged friends and race across the powdery snow, surrounded by beautiful wintery landscapes on a private dog-sledding tour near Iceland's 'Capital of the North'.