A new Iceland Travel Guide Book
Publication date: February 21, 2022
In February of 2022, we are released our third book about Iceland. 100 Tips for Visiting Iceland will help any tourist visiting Iceland to have an amazing vacation. If you’re planning to visit Iceland, the amount of information out there can feel overwhelming. How long should you stay for? Should you go all the way around Ring Road? How do you get your cell phone working? What about if you get sick? Here are (more than!) 100 tips you won’t find in most guidebooks. It’s an essential companion when you’re planning a vacation to Iceland!
The 103 tips are organized into categories:
- Itinerary Basics
- Pre-trip Planning
- Iceland Airport Tips
- Clothing and Packing Tips
- Touring Tips
- Cash and Credit Cards
- Reykjavik Tips
- Tips for Other Regions
- Food Tips
- Driving Tips
- Swimming Tips
- Icelandic Language Tips
- Tips for Seeing Animals
- Final Tips
We hope the books helps you plan an amazing trip to Iceland! You can see the book here.
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“100 Tips for Visiting Iceland is a great book and travel companion – full of little tidbits you never knew you needed to know, when travelling to Iceland.”
–Snorri Valsson, Icelandic Tourist Board
Wow! Great summary of good tips. Really a mini guidebook in that the tips are often what I read a guidebook for – less reading and more usable takeaway. Well worth the $10 or less it is currently going for. I quickly went through the Kindle edition taking many screen shots for things I want to do or remember. Get this book and you are much more likely to enjoy your trip to Iceland.
– Book purchaser review
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Good luck with your launch. I am now an agent for 2 local horse farms in Iceland after many many horse herding trips. Made lifelong friends. My 2nd home now, purchased 2 Icelandic Horses, and favourite country. I do have a story to tell lol.
Wow Jill- sounds amazing! I’d love to hear more, and maybe interview you on our Iceland With Kids podcast. I’ll send you an e-mail!
Thank you in advance for the ebook. I’m very interested in a trip to Iceland that COVID has kept putting off, so your book will help!
Thanks Anton! Covid delayed the book a bit as well. 🙂 I’m glad you’ll hopefully be able to visit Iceland soon!
Looks great!
Thanks!
Your book had very useful information re our 2017 car rental in Iceland, although we had no kids with us. I’m very much looking forward to your new book. The family member with me (and my guide) was returning to see her host family from her AFS year in Iceland.
Thanks so much Carol! Yes, this is our attempt to expand beyond just people visiting with kids. Sounds like you must have had a fun trip!