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A Guide to Louis VuittonYui on Louis is the ultimate guide to all things Louis Vuitton. The site features reviews, guides and the latest news on Louis Vuitton products.
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Small groups in ÍsafjörðurIt is always a great experience for our guests when we show them the impressive view of our fjord, the small town of Ísafjördur and the surrounding landscape. A view from above is wonderful. Up there we are right in nature. Our guests can choose to book shorter or longer nature walks or take an hour after one of our historical city walks.- What is the Golden Circle Tour of Iceland?The Self-Guided Golden Circle tour of Iceland is one of the best ways to see some of the country’s most iconic attractions. This popular day trip takes you to three of Iceland’s most popular tourist destinations: Thingvellir National Park, Geysir geothermal area, and Gullfoss waterfall. Golden Circle The name Golden comes from the Gullfoss waterfall, which translates to ‘Golden Waterfall’ and circle from the fact that the roughly, 150-mile tour is in fact a circular loop, starting and ending
- Is it difficult to drive in Iceland?Well, it depends on where you’re going and what time of year it is. If you’re planning on taking a Golden Circle tour of Iceland, you’ll want to be prepared for the road conditions, weather conditions, and car conditions. Golden Circle The Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration provides up-to-date information on road conditions throughout the country. They have a website (www.road.is) where you can find information on road closures, repairs, and other road work taking place around the coun
- Should I do a self drive tour Iceland?Should you do a self-drive tour of Iceland? That’s a great question! A self-drive tour of Iceland can be an excellent way to explore the country at your own pace. First things first, get the self-guided Golden Circle Tour of Iceland through Action Tour Guide. Next, rent a car. To rent a car in Iceland, you need a valid state-issued driver’s license, an international credit card, and a reliable car rental provider. You should book your car and accommodation well in advance, especially in peak s
- Can foreigners rent a car in Iceland?Yes, foreigners can rent a car in Iceland. To do so, you need a valid driver’s license held for a minimum of one year at the time of rental. An International Driver’s Permit (IDP) is not necessary for renting a car in Iceland, but the driver’s domestic license must be in English. You must also have an international credit card to pay for your rental vehicle. Golden Circle Tour One of the best ways to explore Iceland is by taking a self-drive tour. The Golden Circle tour of Iceland from Action
- Your Handy Winter Guide to the Golden Circle in IcelandWinter in Iceland is a season of enchantment, especially when you’re planning to explore the Golden Circle. This guide will help you navigate the Golden Circle Iceland winter experience, ensuring you’re well-prepared for a journey that’s both safe and spectacular. 1. Understanding the Winter Landscape: The Golden Circle tour in winter is a snowy wonderland. The fields and mountains are covered in snow, giving a calm and serene look to the famous route. Remember, the Golden Circle The Icelandic
- Discovering the Northern Lights on a Self-Guided Golden Circle Tour in IcelandHave you ever imagined standing under a sky painted with the ethereal glow of the Northern Lights? Well, embarking on a Golden Circle tour in Iceland during the winter months might just turn that dream into reality. This journey, especially appealing for adventure-seekers from the US, offers an extraordinary experience. The Golden Circle route is a well-trodden path in Iceland, known for its breathtaking landscapes and natural wonders. But what really sets a winter excursion apart is the chance
- How far is Reykjavik from the Golden Circle?Reykjavik is the capital city of Iceland and is located in the southwestern part of the country. The distance between Reykjavik and the Golden Circle is approximately 250 km (155 miles) from and back to Reykjavik. If you’re planning to rent a car, there are several car rental companies in Reykjavik that you can choose from, including Ace Rent a Car, Mex, Sixt, and Alamo. Reykjavik, Iceland city scape When driving from Reykjavik to the Golden Circle, you should start by heading east on Route 1
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About Viking Wheels Car RentalWe are two brothers from Reykjavík, Iceland. You can call us the “Smárasons” if you’d like, but in Iceland we only ever use the person’s first name, so we prefer “Reynir” and “Ívar”. Nice to meet you! From a young age, we’ve been working and gathering experience in different fields. Most of our combined experiences come from service, sales, and support jobs. We thought it was about time we tapped into those experiences and put them to work for us! With a burning passion for creating our own co
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Iceland is renowned across the world for its dramatic landscape of volcanoes, geysers, and hot springsIceland is renowned across the world for its dramatic landscape of volcanoes, geysers, and hot springs; it’s also one of the best places to view the Northern Lights. However, while the terrain may be breath-taking, it can also make travelling difficult. That’s why we recommend our 4x4 car rentals, particularly if you’re visiting during Winter. Why rent a 4x4 in Iceland? With a 4x4, you’ll be able to explore all that Iceland has to offer without having to adhere to tour-guide timetables.
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When visiting Iceland, having access to a car is essential.When visiting Iceland, having access to a car is essential. The country has no public rail system, buses are not frequent, and walking across the expansive landscapes isn’t safe or practical for the everyday traveller. For most people, a standard car hire is the ideal option. Why hire a car in Iceland? Hiring a car for the duration of your time in Iceland offers great mobility, even if you’re staying in one of the popular cities, like Reykjavik. For those still looking to experience som
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6 Things To Do in Reykjavik on a BudgetBy now, most of us have heard of Iceland’s reputation for being quite expensive. When it comes to once-in-a-lifetime experiences, such as visiting the Blue Lagoon and seeing the Northern Lights, it’d be nice they could be experienced more cheaply. However, there are plenty of ways to enjoy Iceland’s natural wonders and city-life on a budget. In the following article, we’ve listed 6 tips for visiting Reykjavik on a budget. Street Food Due to the rise of the contemporary Nordic food movement, it
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5 Must-See Tourist Attractions in IcelandIn recent years, Iceland has become a hotspot for thrill-seeking tourists and nature lovers. Its capital, Reykjavik, is home to most of the country’s population, and is brimming with nightlife and trendy places to eat. However, whilst the city offers a range of metropolitan activities, it is the country’s natural landmarks that attract the most crowds. Situated in northern Europe, Iceland is best known for its dramatic landscape of volcanoes, geysers, hot springs, and lava fields. With so many
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6 Best Restaurants in Reykjavik to Suit All BudgetsIceland is a popular hotspot for nature lovers, famed for its dramatic landscapes, which feature volcanoes, geysers and hot springs. It’s also the home of the Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, which attracts thousands of visitors. However, in recent years the destination has also experienced a renaissance in its culinary culture, thanks to rise of the contemporary Nordic food movement. The island’s capital, Reykjavik, is at the centre of this shift, emphasising simple dishes made from local,- Highlights from the Hornstrandir ski seasonNow that we are already starting to prepare for the next season, it's good to sit back and refresh some of our favorite memories from the 2014 season The wild and rough Lonafjordur is one of our favourite fjords. It has some of Hornstrandir's best ski touring terrain and many steep couloirs that have never been skied. It's always fun to ski something new, something that we've had our eyes on for years. One day in late March the weather was perfect and snow conditions ideal, so McKenna Peters
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Why rent a car in Iceland?Why rent a car in Iceland? Iceland is becoming a popular tourist destination for the adventurous type, with cheap flights from many European destinations making it easily accessible. It is a country of immense natural beauty and in a digital age where social media reigns supreme, there are plenty of awe-inspiring photo opportunities. One thing that you should consider before travelling to Iceland is renting a car. There are plenty of benefits to renting a car for your stay in Iceland that can- Top 11 Highlights of the Westfjords Summer Season1. Scuba Diving In the beginning of summer we did a trip with Dive.is and some of their people. The objective of that trip was to explore some new and exciting diving spots, spots that are hard to access and have even never been dived before. Our friend Simbi caught this amazing video when they were scuba diving with razorbills and guillemots under the great bird cliffs of Hornbjarg and Hælavíkurbjarg. 2. Fishing In mid summer the waters in our region are teeming with life. Birds are eve
- North Iceland Travel TipsIceland’s unique landscape includes a number of spectacular waterfalls, all of which are incredibly popular amongst visitors looking to witness something extraordinary. As well as this, Husavik on the east coast is widely recognised as one of the finest whale watching areas in the world. This tour begins in the northern city of Akureyri, before heading east past three waterfalls, the legendary Dettifoss, and its neighbours Selfoss and Hafragilsfoss. Next is a stop in Husavik for a breathtaking
- Almost twenty Humpbacks in Skjalfandi bayThe last snow has not disappeared completely and also summer is slow in coming. In contrast, our bay is getting full of life at the same time. Some weeks ago the beautiful puffins returned to their island in Skjálfandi bay and also many other seabirds have been spotted during our whale watching tours. Now in May, more and more humpback whales reached their feeding grounds situated in this bay. First one by one seemed to enter the bay, but during the past days several new individuals have been
