Getting to Iceland

When it comes to planning out how to reach your destination, Tailormade Travel have all the air travel expertise to help you get the best route to your final location.

As an Irish company we have access to negotiated contract and wholesale fares with airlines worldwide. Our Travel Concierge team members will help you with the best connections and airlines to suit your own personal requirements.

For many destinations a number of flights may be required and sometimes it will include arriving into one airport and leaving from another. We will ensure you have the best combination of flights to do this and make sure you cover the necessary MCT (minimum connecting time) so that you have the best opportunity of a smooth and easy journey.

Several airlines have introduced many ancillary charges such as seat assignments, checked bags, priority boarding etc. Tailormade Travel will look after these for you and book you at the best available bundle package at the best price. Upgraded airline fares, lounge access & Fasttrack are also available and again Tailormade Travel know how to avail of the best value for these extras.

Tailormade Travel are an Irish company travel agent so you have a lot more protection with us than with the internet (airlines are not bonded).

Icelandic Experiences

Iceland offers a unique array of experiences, from exploring otherworldly landscapes to soaking in natural hot springs. Nature enthusiasts can marvel at the breathtaking beauty of the Icelandic countryside, with its cascading waterfalls, rugged coastlines, and volcanic landscapes. History buffs can explore ancient Viking sites like Þingvellir National Park, visit historic churches, or immerse themselves in Icelandic sagas at museums. Adventure seekers can hike across glaciers, go whale watching in coastal waters, or embark on thrilling ice cave tours. Foodies can indulge in traditional Icelandic cuisine, from hearty lamb dishes to fresh seafood specialties like smoked salmon and lobster. With its unparalleled natural beauty, rich history, and adventurous spirit, Iceland promises unforgettable experiences for every traveler.

Getting Around Iceland

Iceland has a well-developed transportation network, making it easy for travelers to explore the country. Roads connect major cities and towns, offering scenic and convenient travel options. Rental cars and camper vans are popular choices for exploring the countryside and remote areas, providing flexibility and freedom to travelers. Additionally, Iceland has domestic flights and bus services that connect different regions of the country. In cities like Reykjavik and Akureyri, public transportation options include buses and taxis, with extensive networks covering most areas. With various transportation options available, getting around Iceland is convenient and accessible for travelers of all preferences.

Icelandic Cuisine

Icelandic cuisine is influenced by its rugged landscapes and maritime heritage, with an emphasis on fresh, locally sourced ingredients. From Icelandic lamb and fish to dairy products like skyr and smoked meats, Iceland offers a culinary adventure for food lovers. Each region boasts its own specialties, from fermented shark in the north to langoustine in the west, showcasing the country’s diverse gastronomic heritage. Local markets brim with fresh produce, seafood, and artisanal products, inviting visitors to taste the essence of Icelandic cuisine. The country’s beverage culture is equally impressive, with craft breweries producing a wide variety of beers and distilleries crafting unique spirits like Icelandic schnapps. Whether dining in a cozy cafe or enjoying a meal at a farm-to-table restaurant, the food and drink experiences in Iceland are sure to delight the senses and leave a lasting impression on visitors.

Iceland’s Climate

Iceland has a subarctic climate, characterized by mild winters and cool summers influenced by the North Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf Stream. Summers are typically cool and sunny, with temperatures averaging around 10-15°C (50-59°F) in July and August. Winters are mild, with temperatures often staying above freezing, but strong winds and storms are common. Spring and autumn offer mild weather, making them ideal seasons for outdoor activities like hiking and sightseeing. Rainfall is frequent throughout the year, with the wettest months being October and November. Overall, Iceland’s climate is unpredictable and can change rapidly, so travelers should be prepared for a variety of weather conditions during their visit.

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