It is fairly easy to travel to Iceland as it is situated right between USA and Europe. The international airport is located about 45 km outside Reykjavik and when you arrive the best thing to do is to jump on the FlyBus which takes you from the airport to Reykjavik city center. For flights to Iceland check out Iceland Express and Icelandair.
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Read more...It is easy to travel to Iceland as it is situated right between the USA and Europe. Two Icelandic airline companies fly between Europe and North America, Iceland Expres...
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Read more...The Flybus airport shuttle will take you from Keflavik International Airport to Reykjavik city and vice versa. The Flybus is connected to all arriving and departing fligh...
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Visa
People with American, Canadian and Scandinavian passports or with passport issued by one of the European Union (EU) member states, do not need a travel visa to ...
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Read more...Smyril Line operates between Iceland, Faroe Islands, Scotland and Norway. The ferry´s home harbour is in Seyðisfjörður which is in East Iceland. Visit website for more ...
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Reykjavik and surrounding communities run publich bus network under the name 'Strætó bs'. Check out www.bus.is for detailed information about bus schedule, name of routes...
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Read more...Domestic flights is operated by Air Iceland and a few other small companies located at the Reykjavik Domestic airport in the center of Reykjavik. Visit Air Iceland for...
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