Imagine stepping into a world where fire meets ice, where the Northern Lights dance across midnight skies, and every corner whispers ancient sagas. Welcome to Iceland - a place with stunning scenery and natural beauty everywhere! From shimmering glaciers and geothermal springs to majestic waterfalls and the magical Northern Lights, Iceland is a destination that feels like another planet. With
Flamingo Transworld, your trip to Iceland is designed for absolute comfort and fun.
Forget the complex planning; we handle everything, including comfortable flights, hassle-free Iceland visas, and delicious Indian meals. If you are worried about how to explore this island country, opt for our Interesting Iceland with Chef - an inclusive package with meals. But if you are looking to explore Iceland on your own, then our Iceland Self-Drive tour package is apt for you. And for those romantic souls, our Iceland Honeymoon package promises a holiday full of magic and love.
Book your Iceland tour package from India and discover surprises at every turn.
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Things to know before travelling to Iceland
- The official currency is Króna. 100 Icelandic Krona is equivalent to INR 62 – which may vary.
- India is 5 hours and 30 minutes ahead of Iceland.
- Tap water is safe to drink in Iceland.
- Book your accommodation in advance if you wish to travel during the summer season – the high tourist season.
- The weather of Iceland is unpredictable, with extreme conditions year-round, so always bring layers and waterproof gear.
- Daylight in Iceland varies greatly by season, with nearly 24 hours of daylight in summer and very short days in winter. Plan your activities accordingly, especially during the limited daylight in the winter season.
- In mid-summer, the sun barely sets, so bring a sleep mask if you have trouble sleeping. Most hotels also have blackout curtains.
- In Iceland, most places accept major credit cards except American Express, making it a mostly cashless society. Just remember your PIN if your card requires one.
- Alcohol is very pricey in Iceland, so buy it tax-free at the airport to save money. It’s sold only in special liquor stores, not at the grocery stores.
Why Choose Flamingo Transworld for Your Iceland Holiday?
Choosing Flamingo Transworld means selecting a partner that truly understands the needs of the Indian traveller. Planning a trip to Iceland from India can feel overwhelming, but with Flamingo Transworld, every detail is handled with care. Whether you are looking for Iceland tour packages from Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Delhi, or any other city in India, our team ensures your trip is smooth from start to finish.
Here are all the reasons why you should choose us for your trip to Iceland:
- Excellent Value for Money: We work with trusted airlines, local operators, and hotels in Iceland to give you the best quality at the right price. Every package is transparent - no hidden costs, just great experiences that fit your budget perfectly.
- Years of Experience in Iceland Tours: With many years of experience in Europe and Nordic trips, we know Iceland inside out. Our Iceland tour packages give you enough time to enjoy the Northern Lights, glaciers, and waterfalls without rushing, making your trip both relaxing and exciting.
- Complete Holiday Packages: Our tours cover everything: international flights, good hotels, local transfers, sightseeing tickets, and expert guides. With everything included, you can just enjoy your Iceland holiday without any stress.
- Easy Visa Assistance: Our expert visa team helps you with all Schengen visa formalities. We guide you through each step, review documents, and ensure quick and smooth processing so that you can focus on your travel plans instead of paperwork.
- Comfortable Hotels: We choose hotels that are safe, comfortable, and close to major attractions in Reykjavik and other important areas.
- 24/7 Travel Support: From the moment you arrive in Iceland until you leave, our team is always available. If anything comes up, we will take care of it quickly so you can travel without worries.
Best Iceland Tour Packages for Every Traveller
At Flamingo Transworld, our Iceland tour packages from India are designed to match your vibe, budget, and travel style. From budget-friendly group trips to Iceland to luxury private tours to Iceland, we offer options that showcase the hot springs, volcanoes, and wildlife of Iceland.
Iceland Group Tour Packages
- Duration: 7 to 10 nights
- Inclusions: Return economy flights from major Indian cities (Mumbai/Delhi/Chennai/Ahmedabad), Schengen visa assistance, 3 - 4 star hotel stays, daily Indian meals + buffet breakfast, AC coach transfers, guided sightseeing in Iceland with English-speaking Indian tour manager.
- Price Range (approx): ₹3,50,000 – ₹5,50,000/person.
- Custom Options: Add-ons such as Northern Lights night tour, glacier-hiking extension, self-drive day, or luxury hotel upgrade.
Iceland Private Tour Packages
- Duration: 6 to 12 Nights (you decide)
- Inclusions: Your own itinerary, hotels you choose, private vehicle with driver or self-drive, breakfast, and experiences you want.
- Price Range (approx): ₹3,00,000 – ₹7,00,000/person (depending on season, group size, vehicle type).
- Custom Options: Upgrade to premium hotels, add domestic scenic flights, a helicopter ride over glaciers, and bespoke dining experiences with an Indian chef.
Iceland Honeymoon Tour Packages
- Duration: 7 to 10 Nights
- Inclusions: Romantic hotel stays, private excursions, couples' spa treatments at geothermal pools, and optional dinners.
- Price Range (approx): ₹3,50,000 – ₹6,00,000/person.
- Custom Options: Private Northern Lights hunt, intimate photo shoot in Icelandic landscapes, luxury suite upgrade, bespoke champagne breakfast in nature.
Note: Prices are indicative. The final cost depends on dates, flight class, hotel category, and availability. Our pre-booked airline seats for group tours offer good value for money. Private or custom tours have separate pricing.
Why opt for an Iceland Group Tour with Indian Food by Flamingo Transworld?
Travelling to a remote and rugged destination like Iceland becomes much easier when every comfort is pre-arranged. That is exactly what our Iceland group tours with Indian food offer.
Here is why travelling with our Group tours to Iceland is a smart choice:
- We Plan Everything: Flamingo handles all bookings, hotels, flights, and activities, so you do not have to plan anything extra. Just follow the thoughtfully created Iceland itinerary and enjoy every day, including must-see highlights like the Northern Lights, Blue Lagoon, and the Golden Circle.
- Daily Indian Meals: Enjoy Indian breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day of your trip. Finding familiar Indian food can be hard and expensive in small Icelandic towns. Thus, we offer our specially created Iceland Group Tours with Maharaj. A professional Indian cook joins your group for the whole trip. This cook knows how to make Indian cuisine while keeping the taste and quality good. The cook makes different food each day based on what the group likes and any special dietary needs.
- Do note: Indian chef tours are not available year-round. They are organised only on limited group departures.
- Save More, Enjoy More: Group bookings offers good hotels, guided tours, and tours at special rates. So, you get all the best Iceland experiences like glacier hikes or black sand beaches while the total trip cost stays friendly to your budget.
- Safe & Comfortable Group Travel: Travel safely on large, secure coaches made for Icelandic roads, especially during the challenging winter. This is much safer and more comfortable than driving yourself. Plus, travelling with other Indian families creates an easy, comfortable, and friendly atmosphere.
- Hindi & English Speaking Guides: Expert guides who speak Hindi and English travel with the group. They know Iceland and Indian culture, so they explain things clearly and make every place you visit easy to understand and enjoyable.
- Fun & Shared Memories: Travelling in a group means shared laughter, new friends, and wonderful events together, whether it is group photos by waterfalls or late-night aurora viewing. It is a great way to build memories with loved ones and connect with others who share your passion for travel and Indian food abroad.
Best Time to Visit Iceland from India
Choosing the
best time to visit Iceland from India helps you enjoy the best sights, avoid crowds, and save money. In winter, you can enjoy hot spring spas and see the Northern Lights. In summer, you can watch animals and explore green landscapes. When planning your Iceland trip, think about what weather you prefer. Our experts will plan your tour for either season based on what you want to see and do.
Here is a season-wise guide to help you choose the right time:
Summer Season: June to August
- Weather: Cool and Comfortable. 10°C to 15°C. It is the warmest season in Iceland. It is much cooler than Indian summers - pleasant for sightseeing.
- Crowds: Expect large crowds at popular spots. Hotels and tours must be booked several months in advance as demand is very high.
- Costs: This is the most expensive time of year. Flights, hotels, and car rentals are at their peak rates due to the demand for better weather and the Midnight Sun.
- Best For: Ideal for experiencing the Midnight Sun. All roads are open for driving. Best for whale watching and seeing the Atlantic puffins.
- Tip: Since it stays bright for most of the day, an eye mask is important for good sleep. Also, book major tours and hotels early.
Winter Season: September to April
- Weather: Cold, with temperatures between -5°C and 5°C, shorter daylight - 4–6 hours in December, and chances of snow or icy roads.
- Crowds: Few tourists, except during Christmas and New Year. Major sights are quiet, and some roads may close due to snow.
- Costs: Lowest for hotels/flights outside holidays. Off-season deals are good, though guided tours remain popular for safe travel.
- Best For: The best time to see the stunning Northern Lights is due to the long hours of darkness. Also, the only time you can safely visit the natural blue Ice Caves is within the glaciers.
- Tip: Dress warmly! Book Aurora tours and check weather updates daily. Roads may be slippery or closed, so plan accordingly.
Shoulder Season: May, September, and October
- Weather: A mix of spring and autumn. May is milder with more daylight, while October is colder with a higher chance of rain and snow. Temperatures are generally manageable - 5°C to 10°C.
- Crowds: Fewer tourists than in summer, ideal for those who like quieter trips and easy photo ops without crowds.
- Costs: Moderate; cheaper than peak summer but starting to rise for the upcoming tourist surge
- Best For: May is great for the start of the hiking and wildlife season. September/October offers the chance to see the Northern Lights without the deep winter cold or darkness.
- Tip: Roads and weather can be unpredictable, so always check conditions before driving. This season is also great for budget travellers, as it is less crowded and more affordable.
How to Reach Iceland from Major Indian Cities
With the kind of distance between India and Iceland, the best and only option is to travel by air. The ideal way to reach Iceland is by air with our Iceland tour packages from India. With Flamingo Transworld, you get carefully planned routes, help with tickets, and smooth airport transfers for an easy, hassle-free trip.
Direct Flights to Iceland
No direct flights currently operate from India to Iceland (Keflavik Airport). You can fly via major European hubs such as London, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, or Paris. The total travel time ranges between 13 and 16 hours, depending on layover duration. Airlines like Lufthansa, British Airways, KLM, Air France, and Finnair offer excellent one-stop options to Keflavík International Airport – the main entry point of Iceland.
Connecting Flights to Iceland:
The easiest and most common way to fly from major Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Chennai is with a stop at a big European or Middle Eastern airport.
Common routes include:
- Delhi → Frankfurt → Reykjavík (Lufthansa)
- Mumbai → London → Reykjavík (British Airways)
- Chennai → Paris → Reykjavík (Air France)
- Bengaluru → Amsterdam → Reykjavík (KLM)
These are popular and convenient routes from India to Iceland, but always check current flight schedules as they can change.
Visa Requirements for Iceland from India
Yes, Indian passport holders require a
Schengen Visa to visit Iceland, as it is part of the Schengen Area. This visa allows a short stay of up to 90 days.
Documents Required:
- Valid passport: Your passport must be machine-readable, issued within the last 10 years, have at least two blank pages, and be valid for at least 6 months after your planned date of exit from Iceland.
- Confirmed hotels, flight bookings, visa form, and proof of finances & employment.
Processing Time & Cost:
- Processing Time: 15–25 days.
- Fee: ₹7,000–₹8,000 (approx.) per applicant.
Flamingo Service:
- Complete visa assistance, including a document checklist and filing.
- Guidance for the visa-on-arrival process and extensions.
- Support with visa types for single or multiple-entry stays.
- Reliable, hassle-free handling so you can focus on your trip.
- It is best to check the latest updates on Iceland tourist visas with our expert visa team at Flamingo Transworld.
Top Places to Visit on Your Iceland Trip
Iceland is a land of extremes, where hot springs sit next to glaciers and waterfalls fall into volcanic valleys. Our tours take you to the most iconic locations, where you can see the incredible power of nature up close.
Reykjavik
The capital city of Iceland blends Nordic charm with modern energy. Reykjavik is a vibrant hub of Icelandic culture, history, and modern life. While compact, it offers charming, colourful streets, world-class museums, and an energetic dining scene. Explore the famous Hallgrímskirkja church, stroll along Laugavegur Street for shopping and cafes, catch a show at Harpa Concert Hall, and soak in geothermal public pools.
The Sun Voyager sculpture is great for sunset photos. Downtown has cozy cafes, fresh seafood restaurants, shops, and pubs. You can swim in heated public pools where locals relax. Reykjavik is perfect for day trips to the Golden Circle, Blue Lagoon, and Northern Lights tours.
Akureyri
Known as the Capital of North Iceland, Akureyri offers dramatic landscapes, botanical gardens, and cozy cafes. Surrounded by mountains and fjords, it is a great spot for skiing in winter and hiking in summer. From here, you can easily visit Húsavík - the whale watching capital of Europe and Lake Mývatn. Come in winter for skiing or summer for nearly 24 hours of daylight.
The town has good restaurants, shops, and heated swimming pools. It is also a quieter place to see the Northern Lights with less light pollution. This city balances adventure with Icelandic hospitality and is perfect for relaxing and soaking up local culture.
Hofn
Hofn is a charming port town and gateway to Vatnajökull - the largest glacier in Europe. It acts as an excellent staging point for visiting the incredible Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, where massive icebergs break off the glacier and float out to sea. You can hike on the biggest glacier in Europe or explore blue ice caves. In summer, see puffins and enjoy 24-hour daylight.
In winter, it is perfect for Northern Lights viewing. It is also a seafood lover’s paradise, known for its delicious langoustine dishes. Hofn is a calm town, perfect for a break between glacier walks and coastal trips while enjoying your holiday in Iceland.
Selfoss
Selfoss is the biggest town in South Iceland and a great base for exploring. It is only 40 minutes from Reykjavik and close to the Golden Circle attractions. Surrounded by rivers, hot springs, and mountains, Selfoss offers easy access to hiking, horseback riding, fishing, and waterfalls.
It is an ideal overnight stop for travellers exploring the famous South Coast, helping you see more sights and spend less time on the road. Selfoss is a convenient and practical hub in your travel to Iceland. It offers more modern amenities and dining options than smaller villages.
Keflavík
Home to the international airport of Iceland, Keflavík is more than just a gateway city. It is 45 minutes from Reykjavik. Most visitors start or end their Iceland tour from here. The area has hot springs, the Bridge between Continents (a walk between two tectonic plates), and a dramatic lighthouse.
The famous Blue Lagoon spa is just 20 minutes away, a warm blue pool in black lava fields, perfect for relaxing. The town has fishing boats, museums, and seafood restaurants. The town has fishing boats, museums, and seafood restaurants. Relax, sightsee, or use it as your first stop in Iceland; it is smart and convenient for every traveller.
Top Things to Do in Iceland
Iceland has exciting and beautiful experiences, like seeing the Northern Lights and waterfalls. Our tours include these activities with safety tips and local culture for an enjoyable trip to Iceland.
Discover the beauty of the Northern Lights.
Watching the Northern Lights is a magical experience. Iceland is one of the best places to see them because it is dark, has clean air, and is close to the Arctic. The lights appear as green, purple, pink, and red colours dancing in the sky. You can see them from September to April, best in November to February.
2025-2026 will have especially strong displays. Our tours to Iceland take you to dark areas away from city lights. Guides check the weather and find the best spots. Dress warm and be patient, the lights appear when nature is ready.
Enjoy a swim in the Blue Lagoon.
The iconic Blue Lagoon is a geothermal spa famous worldwide for its milky blue, mineral-rich waters. Close to Keflavík Airport, the warm water of Blue Lagoon and black lava surroundings make it a must-visit place in Iceland. The blue colour comes from silica in the water, which is good for your skin. You can use silica mud masks for free.
Imagine soaking in warm water while snow falls around you in winter, or under the midnight sun in summer. The spa has steam rooms, saunas, waterfalls, and even a bar in the water. Book this early with our Iceland tour package, as slots fill fast year-round.
Go Ice Caving and Glacier Hiking
Walk on the biggest glacier of Europe, Vatnajökull, or explore beautiful blue ice caves in winter. For the ultimate adventure, explore the crystalline heart of a glacier. Ice caving is an activity most popular in winter when melt water freezes, creating stunning, naturally formed blue ice caves in glaciers.
Guided tours ensure safety while letting you witness surreal blue ice formations and crystal-clear caverns, truly a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Glacier hiking is available all year and lets you walk safely on ancient ice with expert guides. It is an exciting way to explore the huge glaciers of Iceland and enjoy the natural beauty up close.
Take a Tour around the Golden Circle
The Golden Circle is the most popular day trip from Reykjavik. It is a not to be missed
things to do in Iceland. It includes three amazing stops: Þingvellir National Park, the Geysir area, and Gullfoss waterfall. This 300 km route is a great way to see the famous mix of fire and ice of Iceland.
At Þingvellir National Park, you can walk between two continents - Europe and North America. Next, visit the Geysir area where the Strokkur geyser shoots hot water 30 meters high every few minutes. Then see the beautiful Gullfoss waterfall. The Golden Circle trip is about 300 kilometres and takes 6 to 8 hours, depending on how long you stay at each place.
Go Whale Watching
Iceland is one of the best places in the world for whale watching, with various species like Humpback, Minke, and sometimes Orcas populating its cool coastal waters. Husavik is the top spot, with Reykjavik and Akureyri also popular. Best season: April–October.
Watching these gentle giants jump and feed in the wild is one of the best and most unforgettable parts of a summer trip to Iceland. Dress warmly, it is cold on the water. Bring seasickness medicine if needed.
Must-Try Foods in Iceland - A Culinary Experience
When exploring Iceland, you will find many unique and delicious local flavours that reflect its rich culture and history. Iceland holiday packages often include opportunities to savour traditional Icelandic cuisine, offering a taste of their authentic culinary heritage. From savoury dishes to sweet treats, the food scene in Iceland is sure to add a memorable flavour to your journey.
Some popular dishes in Iceland that you should try are,
- Kleinur – It is an Icelandic fried doughnut that is crispy on the outside and fluffy and light on the inside.
- Hákarl – It is the fermented shark meat – the national dish of Iceland. It is often served with a shot of the national drink of Iceland.
- Skyr - Skyr is a popular Icelandic dairy product, similar to yoghurt but high in protein and low in fat. It is enjoyed in various flavours, from plain to berry.
- Svið - It is a customary Icelandic dish made from a sheep's head. Adventurous eaters may want to try it for its unique flavors and textures, often paired with vegetables and rhubarb jelly.
- Pylsa – It is an Icelandic hot dog made with a combination of pork, lamb, and beef. It is a popular street food, usually served with toppings like ketchup, crispy onions, and mustard.
- Harðfiskur - Harðfiskur is a traditional Icelandic dried fish dating back to the Viking era. It is often enjoyed with butter and has a chewy texture due to its drying process.
- Appelsin – It is an Icelandic version of Fanta. It is a sweet and delicious orange soda.
- Hangikjöt – It is a traditional Icelandic smoked lamb or mutton, often served with potatoes and creamy sauce during Christmas.
Some restaurants in Iceland popular amongst Indian tourists are:
- Indian Food Box in Reykjavik
- Gandhi Restaurant and Bar in Reykjavik
- Mama Rama in Reykjavik
- Himalayan Spice in Reykjavik
- Austur Indiafélagið – Austurindia in Reykjavik
- Bombay Bazaar in Reykjavik
- Indian Curry House in Akureyri
- Funky Bhangra in Reykjavik
- Shalimar in Reykjavik
- Chickpea in Reykjavik
Iceland offers fantastic shopping opportunities, from unique local boutiques to vibrant markets filled with local crafts and souvenirs. Explore these shopping spots as part of your Iceland tour packages to discover one-of-a-kind items and gifts.
- Kirsuberjatréð in Reykjavik
- Kolaportid Flea Market in Reykjavik
- Thorvaldsens Bazar in Reykjavik
- Akureyri Farmers Market
- Vik Wool Market
- Keflavik Duty Free Market
- Kringlan Mall in Reykjavík
- Laugavegur Shopping Street in Reykjavík
- Handraðinn at Höfn
- Handknitting Association of Iceland in Reykjavik
Things to buy from Iceland
- Omnom chocolate
- A puffin teddy bear
- Icelandic Skin Care Products
- Icelandic Alcohol
- Icelandic Clothing
- Lopapeysa or Icelandic wool sweater
- Icelandic chocolate and liquorice
- Icelandic Handcrafted Jewellery
- Blue Lagoon Silica Mud Mask
- Icelandic Salt
Experience the Vibrant Nightlife of Iceland
Experience the lively nightlife in Iceland, where you can enjoy everything from trendy bars to live music venues. Iceland tour packages offer the perfect way to explore the vibrant after-dark scene and make unforgettable memories.
Below are a few places to enjoy the nightlife in Iceland
- BrewDog Reykjavík
- Apotek
- Hressingarskalinn
- Lebowski Bar
- Paloma
- Kiki
- Kaldi Bar
- Dillon
- Vedur
- B5
Experience the Colorful Festivals of Iceland
Discover the vibrant festivals of Iceland, where traditions, music, and arts come alive in unique celebrations throughout the year. Iceland holiday packages offer an opportunity to experience these cultural events and immerse yourself in the local spirit. A few of the popular ones are,
1. Reykjavik Jazz Festival
- When - September
- Where - Reykjavik
- Why - It is the second longest-running music festival. It features a variety of jazz styles from both established and emerging artists, including many from Iceland.
2. Reykjavik Arts Festival
- When - May or June
- Where - Reykjavik
- Why - It showcases diverse arts, including visual arts, literature, music, film, theater, and dance. It celebrates both well-known artists and gives emerging talent a chance to showcase new and creative work to a wide audience.
3. Food & Fun
- When - February/March
- Where - Reykjavik
- Why - It pairs top chefs from around the world with local talent to create delicious meals using Icelandic ingredients, served in the best restaurants in the city for one week, offering a unique dining and nightlife experience.
4. Reykjavik Dance Festival
- When - August
- Where - Reykjavik
- Why - dedicated to contemporary dance performances and choreography, featuring dance and discussions.
5. Reykjavik International Film Festival
- When - September/October
- Where - Reykjavik
- Why - It showcases films from around the world with a focus on independent cinema. One unique feature of the festival is its offbeat venues, with screenings held in unusual places like swimming pools and lava tunnels.
6. Iceland Airwaves Festival
- When - November
- Where - Reykjavik
- Why - It is the biggest music celebration in Iceland, featuring both emerging Icelandic talent and innovative international acts.
7. The Lobster Festival
- When - June
- Where - Hofn
- Why - It celebrates the local lobster harvest with food events and entertainment.
8. Reykjavik Winter Lights Festival
- When - February
- Where - Reykjavik
- Why - It lights up landscapes and attractions, offering entertainment like the Winter Lights Walking Path, Museum Night, and Swimming Pool Night, all enjoyed by both locals and tourists.
9. Reykjavik Fringe Festival
- When - July
- Where - Reykjavik
- Why - It celebrates diverse and unconventional art forms, featuring local and international artists performing unique shows across the city.
10. Thjodhatid
- When - August
- Where - Westman Islands
- Why - It is the biggest three-day music and family festival, offering something for all ages with music, cultural displays, and a fun, community-driven atmosphere.
Tips for a Hassle-Free Iceland Trip
- Book Early: Popular places like Blue Lagoon, Northern Lights tours, glacier hikes, and ice caves sell out fast, especially in summer and winter. Book 2-4 weeks ahead to get spots and sometimes save money.
- Currency: The local currency is the Icelandic Króna (ISK), but credit/debit cards are accepted everywhere, even for small purchases. Carry minimal cash.
- Wear Layers for Changing Weather: Weather changes fast. You can see sun, rain, wind, and snow all in one day. Pack thermal underwear, waterproof jackets and pants, warm fleece or wool clothing, waterproof hiking boots, a warm hat and gloves, and a windproof scarf. Wearing layers helps you adjust quickly to the weather.
- Plan for Short Winter Days: Winter days are very short around December 21st; there are only 4-5 hours of daylight. Do sightseeing during the day and look for Northern Lights at night. Summer is opposite, almost 24 hours of light in June-July, great for long trips.
- Respect Nature: The land of Iceland is fragile. Stay on marked paths and never drive off-road. Do not pick flowers, litter, or harm moss; it takes years to grow back. Respect private property and wildlife.
- Drink Tap Water: The tap water of Iceland is one of the purest in the world, from glaciers and springs. It is safe, tasty, and free - no need to buy bottled water. Just bring a reusable bottle and fill it anywhere.
- Drive Carefully: If self-driving, be extremely cautious. Roads can be icy, windy, or suddenly closed. Always check road conditions and weather forecasts before setting out. In winter, roads are icy; rent a 4WD vehicle.
- Try Icelandic Food: Taste local dishes like fresh seafood, Icelandic lamb, and rye bread baked in hot springs, Skyr (yoghurt), and hot dogs. Indian restaurants are also available in Reykjavik.
- Learn a Few Icelandic Words: Most Icelanders speak English well, but they appreciate it if you try these words: "Halló" (Hello), "Takk" (Thank you), "Góðan daginn" (Good day), and "Bless" (Goodbye). Do not worry about pronunciation!
- Be Ready for High Prices: Iceland is expensive; food, activities, hotels, and daily items cost more than in most countries. Plan your budget and book your Iceland tour packages with us that include most costs upfront.
Getting Around in Iceland
Travelling around Iceland, especially outside the city, needs careful planning because many areas are remote. Our tours handle all of this for you smoothly.
Our Transportation (Mostly Included in our Packages):
- Group Tours: You will travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned coach with your group and a dedicated tour manager.
- Private Tours: You will have your own car and a local driver at your disposal, offering complete flexibility.
- Self-Drive: Iceland has good roads. The Ring Road goes around the whole country and is well-kept all year. But in winter, you need driving experience on ice and a 4WD car for some routes. We can arrange rental cars with full insurance for you.
- Airport Pickups: Round-trip transfers between Keflavík Airport and your hotel are included, handled by our local partners for a smooth start and finish to your trip.
- Internal Flights: We arrange all internal travel, like trips to Akureyri or the Westman Islands, so your tickets are booked and confirmed before you leave, saving you time.
Recommended Apps for Your Vietnam Trip
In this techno-savvy age, tourists nowadays can use apps to make their trips easy. Many apps will help you get around the city, translate languages, and find the best places to eat. A few popular apps in Vietnam are below
- Foody and Vietnammm.com – Apps to know about the food and restaurants in Vietnam.
- Grab and Gojek - Apps similar to Uber – are useful for ride-hailing in Vietnam.
- Coc Coc Map – An app to avail the latest and detailed information about various places in Vietnam.
- Xe Exchange - Helps with the currency exchange rates and is a conversion tool to manage your money.
- Mai Linh Taxi – Transportation app – an alternative to Grab to hail a taxi.
Best Places to Stay in Vietnam
You will find a range of stay options in Vietnam as per your budget. From affordable hotels to luxurious resorts, there is something for everyone. With our Vietnam tour packages, you can choose the one you like, as per your preferences. Many accommodations are close to local attractions, beautiful views, and friendly service.
- New World Saigon Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City
- Hoi An Central Boutique Hotel & Spa
- InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort
- Mercure Danang French Village Bana Hills
- The Oriental Jade Hotel
- Hilton Garden Inn Da Nang
- Novotel Nha Trang
- Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi
- Melia Hanoi
- Ibis Saigon South
Book Your Iceland Tour from India with Flamingo Transworld
Iceland is not just a place to visit; it is an unforgettable experience, a stunning mix of fire, ice, and light that stays with you long after your trip. Do not just dream of the Northern Lights, experience the adventure yourself. Flamingo Transworld ensures your Iceland holiday is effortless from start to finish.
Whether you want to see the Northern Lights, walk on glaciers, swim in the Blue Lagoon, or explore volcanoes, we take care of everything so you can just enjoy your trip. Our Iceland tour packages take care of everything from visas and smooth flights to serving your favourite Indian meals in the Arctic. Your unforgettable Iceland tour starts here.
Book your Iceland tour from India today and experience the Land of Fire and Ice with Flamingo Transworld.
