Is Iceland part of Europe? Is Iceland in the EU?

March 1, 2023, Hertz Iceland Iceland Travel Info

If you want a short answer to these two questions, we want to tell you that: Iceland is part of Europe, but Iceland is NOT in the EU; instead, Iceland belongs to the EEA (European Economic Area) and is a member of the Schengen area. If you want to travel to Iceland, make sure you […]

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Iceland in May: The Self-drive Travel Guide 

February 27, 2023, Hertz Iceland Iceland nature

Iceland is a beautiful country with stunning landscapes, dramatic waterfalls, and magnificent glaciers. May is an excellent time of the year to visit Iceland, as the weather begins to warm up and the days get longer. This self-drive travel guide will help you plan your perfect adventure to Iceland in May. In this guide, you […]

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Travel Iceland FAQ: Is Iceland cold? How cold is it?

February 23, 2023, Hertz Iceland Iceland Travel Info

Planning a trip to Iceland and wondering whether it will be too cold for you? If you want a quick answer, it depends on when, where, and what weather conditions you are experiencing when you are in Iceland. To have your question precisely answered, in this blog post, we’ll explore “Is Iceland cold?” and ‘How […]

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Iceland Highlands guide: How to Explore it by Rental Car

February 22, 2023, Hertz Iceland Iceland Attractions

Welcome to the land of fire and ice! Iceland is a country of incredible natural beauty, with landscapes ranging from glaciers and volcanoes to waterfalls and hot springs in Iceland. And nowhere is this beauty more apparent than in the highlands of Iceland, also named central highlands. Located in the center of the country, the […]

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Midnight sun in Iceland: the travel guide

February 13, 2023, Hertz Iceland Best Things to do

The midnight sun is one of those phenomena only experienced in a few parts of the world. Iceland is one of the best places to enjoy this as the extended daylight provides even more time to enjoy the country’s natural attractions, it has also been a reason for some tourists visit Iceland during summer. The […]

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Iceland in April: The Self-Drive Travel Guide 

February 3, 2023, Hertz Iceland Iceland nature

Iceland offers stunning natural landscapes and rich culture and history all year long, but Iceland in April is truly something special. The days are getting longer, the weather is getting milder, and the country is full of life as April is Spring in Iceland. April is still part of the low season in Iceland, meaning […]

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What Icelandic food should you try?

January 30, 2023, Hertz Iceland Iceland culture

5 weird+5 must-try Icelandic local dishes you should (at least give it a) try in Iceland One of the best ways to experience the culture of a new country is by trying the local cuisine. Iceland people are very proud of their heritage and Icelandic food, with unique cooking and fermentation methods that have been […]

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Sky Lagoon Iceland: How does it compare to Blue Lagoon?

January 18, 2023, Hertz Iceland Iceland Attractions

Sky Lagoon vs Blue Lagoon– which one suits you? Most people are familiar with the Blue Lagoon in Iceland. The geothermal pools make it one of the most popular attractions in the entire country. But in 2021, a new geothermal lagoon opened only minutes from downtown Reykjavik that rivals the spa experience of Blue Lagoon, […]

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The ultimate guide to the Blue Lagoon Iceland in 2024

January 16, 2023, Hertz Iceland Iceland Attractions

The Blue Lagoon Iceland is one of the country’s most visited attractions. This geothermal spa is often the first stop for visitors on their trip to Iceland and can be visited all year round and in any type of weather. The iconic milky blue waters of the lagoon draw visitors from around the globe to […]

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Iceland in March: The self-drive travel guide

January 9, 2023, Hertz Iceland Iceland nature

Visiting Iceland in March has a lot of benefits, giving tourists the opportunity to still enjoy activities that are only available in the winter with the harsh temperatures. From seeing the Aurora Borealis, to fun festivals and ice caves, there are a variety of ways to experience Iceland in March. As long as you’re well […]

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