A delightful oddity, otherworldly glacial landscapes, distinct
cuisine, and surreal folklore are the contents of Iceland. There is something
for every kind of traveler in Iceland in both the summer and winter seasons. In
the cold season, you can enjoy a spectacular view of the Northern Lights, and
in the warm months, you’ll experience light at night, watch whales in action
and more. The attraction towards Iceland will only increase, regardless of a tourist
spending a week or an entire month. Employing the means of public transport
will get you to almost every tourist highlight and major cities and towns.
However, the experience will not be as intense as traveling with a tourism
organization which specializes in conducting four-by-four vehicular trips.
Essentials
worth carrying
It is wise to bring plenty of comfortable layers regardless of the
time of the year you’re visiting. You must bring thermal undergarments in
winter and fleeces to keep you warm on chilly days. You’ll also require warm
clothes on Iceland
Holidays Package at Discover.is, especially if you’re heading out to sea to
see whales. Also remember to carry waterproof trousers and jackets, swimwear,
sunglasses, sunscreen lotion, and walking boots too. Photographers will run out
of storage in memory cards because Iceland has incredible scenic beauty. You
must carry monopods, tripods and extra memory cards as backup. Eye-mask is a
necessity for photographers because such people will travel during the summer
months. The illuminated nights can confuse the body clocks, and one will need
those masks to sleep.
What to do
Whether in summer or winter, Iceland has a lot to offer to
tourists. Some of the must-do activities include sightseeing at the Skogafoss
and Gullfoss waterfalls and the Glacier Lagoon. Enjoy bathing in the famous
geothermal water body known as Blue Lagoon in Iceland Holidays Package. You can
also indulge in year-round whale watching and relaxing spa treatments. A
renowned and reputable travel agency intensifies the experience with its fleet
of powerful and luxurious vehicles. The drivers will take you to unknown and
secret locations which you will not be able to snoop out by yourself. The
four-by-four SUVs will also tread the bumpiest roads converting the tour into
an adrenaline-rush inducing off-roading trip.
The grub of
Iceland
One will expect out of commonsense that fish is one of the staple
foods of a country surrounded by ocean. You’ll notice salmon, haddock, cod, and
herring in almost every Icelandic menu. At some food joints, you can indulge in
tasting freshly caught fish preserved by salting, pickling or curing. Salted
cod is distinctive in its flavors and tastes entirely different to fresh fish,
which makes fish stews hearty. For the more fearless and adventurous eaters,
Iceland offers recipes like smoked-puffin, minke whale, fermented shark, and
sheep’s head. Winter travelers can enjoy a buffet of cured fishes and meats
which you can have only during the cold seasons.
Super trip
Be wise and make sure to book a super trip to Iceland on super
jeeps from a well-known travel agency. The travel agency uses specially
modified off-road trucks uniquely manufactured to provide high levels of
comfort. Super vehicles have big tires to tread on any surface, ice or earth,
with equal proficiency. Big tires also ensure proper driving through thick snow
on the glaciers during the winter. The tour organizers run personal super SUVs
of different brands and the most comfortable vehicle in the fleet can
accommodate seven individuals and luggage in the backside.
