Top 4 Iceland ice caves: How to visit them by rental car?

August 22, 2022, Hertz Iceland Iceland nature

One of the coolest features of Iceland that attract thousands of tourists every year is the Icelandic ice caves. There are few places in the world where you can have the experience of exploring the inside of a cave that’s made entirely of ice. The huge glaciers in Iceland make this possible, and as they […]

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Iceland in December: the self-drive travel guide

August 15, 2022, Hertz Iceland Iceland nature

December is a very popular month for travel, with many people getting time off work for the Christmas holidays. It’s a great time to take a family vacation, and there are some fantastic things to see and do in Iceland during the month. If you’re planning on visiting Iceland in December, a self-drive trip is […]

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Iceland in November: The self-drive travel guide

July 28, 2022, Hertz Iceland Iceland nature

November is an excellent month to visit Iceland. It’s the ideal time to try out daring outdoor sports like snowmobiling and even ice caving. You’ll also get to see amazing landscapes and quite possibly the northern lights! We bet you’re getting excited already. Well, this is why we’ve put together this complete self-drive travel guide […]

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Iceland south coast self-drive travel guide

July 22, 2022, Hertz Iceland Iceland Attractions

The south coast of Iceland is extremely popular for travelers visiting Iceland, and for good reason. It is easy to access with a rental car from Reykjavik and contains some of Iceland’s most beautiful attractions. From waterfalls to volcanos, black sand beaches, and glacial lagoons, you can experience the diversity of Iceland’s landscapes all in […]

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5 best glaciers in Iceland: How to visit them by rental car

July 15, 2022, Hertz Iceland Iceland nature

Glaciers are one of Iceland’s most notable features, with over 10% of the country covered in them. But what is a glacier exactly? Glaciers are essentially build-ups of snow that never melts. Over time, as more snow falls, it compresses, turning into thick ice. Depending on how long the glacier has been there, it can […]

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Iceland in October: the self-drive travel guide

July 8, 2022, Hertz Iceland Iceland nature

Planning a trip to Iceland in October? October is a great time to visit Iceland as it’s the end of the busy summer season, so you won’t have to compete with as many tourists when it comes to viewing attractions. Flights and accommodation tend to be cheaper at this time of year as well, plus […]

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Top 6 Iceland itinerary: seasonal road trips both short and long (with maps)

July 1, 2022, Hertz Iceland Road Trip Itineraries

If you’re planning a trip to Iceland there is no better way to see the island than by taking a road trip. Many of Iceland’s best attractions are located in more remote areas that you won’t be able to see on a day tour, so renting a car will allow you to access them at […]

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Top 5 Iceland Volcanos:  Where are they? How to visit them by rental car?

June 20, 2022, Hertz Iceland Iceland nature

One of Iceland’s most notable features is its volcanoes, with around 130 of them in total. That’s why it’s called the land of fire and ice! The most recent eruption was the eruption of Fagradalsfjall on March 19, 2021, which lasted for 6 months and put a spotlight on Iceland’s volcano scene. Now, many tourists […]

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Top 9 cities and towns in Iceland you should visit with your rental car

June 7, 2022, Hertz Iceland Best travel tips

Iceland is made up of 107 towns and cities all with rich history and intriguing scenery, but as a tourist visiting for the first time, how do you know what cities to visit for the best experience during your trip? As Icelandians, we’ve experienced many of the beautiful cities ourselves and have compiled a list […]

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Nomadic Boys X Hertz Iceland: Our Road Trip in Iceland

June 7, 2022, travel bloggers' sharing

Written by Nomadic Boys When we arrived in ‘The Land of Fire and Ice’, we half-expected to be treated with the same disdain that Will Farrell had for the Americans in the infamous Eurovision movie (we have had Ja Ja Ding Dong stuck in our heads since its release). Luckily, Icelanders are far more welcoming […]

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