Diving in Iceland: Where can you go and see?

February 17, 2019 Things To Do

Diving in Iceland offers a unique and thrilling experience for enthusiasts of all levels. From crystal clear waters between tectonic plates to exploring historic shipwrecks, Iceland is a diver’s paradise. In this guide, we will explore the best diving spots, essential background information, and the best times to dive in Iceland. Why Dive in Iceland? […]

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Snorkeling in Iceland: The Guide for Self-Drive Travelers

February 17, 2019 Things To Do

Have you ever dreamed of snorkeling in crystal-clear waters between two tectonic plates? Iceland offers this unique experience at the Silfra Fissure in Þingvellir National Park. Renting a car from Firefly Iceland gives you the freedom to explore this and other natural wonders at your own pace. Let’s find out why snorkeling in Iceland is […]

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Dog Sledding in Iceland: The Ultimate Guide

January 28, 2019 Things To Do

Dog sledding is one of the most unique and thrilling ways to explore Iceland’s stunning winter landscapes. Whether you’re planning to glide across snow-covered plains behind a team of eager sled dogs or embark on a dry land adventure, dog sledding in Iceland offers a unique experience that is perfect for those looking to connect […]

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The Icelandic Valentine’s day: When and how to celebrate?

January 21, 2019 Things To Do

Iceland keeps many of its own traditions when it comes to public celebrations and many of the typically known events such as Valentine’s day and Halloween are becoming slowly more popular in Iceland in recent years. Icelandic Valentine’s Day Traditions You may be planning a romantic break away with your partner and Iceland is a […]

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Keflavík is more than just an airport!

January 2, 2019 Things To Do

When you arrive in Iceland at Keflavík International Airport, you are at the western tip of the Reykjanes Peninsula. Reykjavík is to the east, where the peninsula meets the rest of the country, and most visitors pay the 40-or-so minute drive in between little heed—but that is a mistake. One may not realize that there […]

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7 Best museums in Iceland you should go visit!

December 17, 2018 Things To Do

Hey there, fellow travelers! Ready to dive into the rich cultural tapestry of Iceland? Museums are the perfect way to get a taste of Icelandic history, art, and quirky charm. And guess what? We’ve got the perfect partner for your adventure—Firefly Iceland Car Rental. Renting a car with Firefly means you can explore these amazing […]

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7 Best Things to Do in New Year Iceland

December 12, 2018 Things To Do

Iceland offers a mix of relaxation and adventure to kick off the New Year. From soaking in hot springs to chasing the Northern Lights, here’s a list of the top things to do in Iceland during the winter season. 1. Soak in the Blue Lagoon Kick off the New Year by visiting the Blue Lagoon, […]

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Celebrating New Year’s Eve in Iceland: Your Ultimate Guide

December 3, 2018 Things To Do

When celebrating New Year’s Eve in Iceland, get prepared for an almost magical experience—full of unique traditions and breathtaking fireworks. Planning a trip to Iceland and wanting to celebrate New Year’s on a budget? Firefly Iceland Car Rental is just the perfect idea. All right, let’s find out how Icelanders celebrate, where’s the best to […]

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Guide to Christmas in Iceland: Celebrate like a local!

November 28, 2018 Things To Do

Have you ever thought about visit Iceland to celebrate Christmas? Whether you’re fascinated by folklore or excited to experience the festive atmosphere, Iceland offers something special for everyone. Here’s everything you need to know to make the most of your Christmas in Iceland. Icelandic Christmas Traditions Why there are 13 Days of Christmas in Iceland? […]

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What are the Icelandic yule lads (Santa) in Iceland?

November 16, 2018 Things To Do

In Iceland, the Christmas season is marked by the arrival of the 13 Yule Lads (Icelandic Santa Claus) , mischievous characters who descend from the mountains starting on December 12th. Each night, a different Yule Lad visits, leaving small gifts or tricks in children’s shoes placed by the window. This tradition adds a whimsical touch […]

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