ICELAND - A MUST-VISIT DESTINATION
How does Iceland inspire you? If you don't know already, maybe we can help! Check out our various articles, webinars, and videos. And if you need more resources, do not hesitate to contact the Visit Iceland Team.
We encourage you to watch our series of region-based webinars, available on the map above. The webinars are a general introduction to Iceland, where we dive into each region's geography, wonders, culture, seasons, weather, and transportation. Click on a region to learn more.
Safe and responsible travel
An essential part of becoming an Iceland specialist is understanding the importance of Safe and Responsible travel in Iceland. Icelandic nature is often the star of the show for tourists. We want to ensure that we collaborate with our visitors in preserving our unique and sensitive environment while enjoying it safely. Check out below for some responsible travel initiatives.
Make the most of your journey
Planning a trip to Iceland? Dream, plan, and build it with our new interactive map feature.
Interactive map
Iceland Academy
Our unique online program has been specially designed to teach you the essentials of Iceland.
Enroll in the Academy
The Icelandic Pledge
Agree to respect Iceland's nature and to travel responsibly during your visit.
Take the Icelandic pledge
Drink Kranavatn
Make tap water your drink of choice in Iceland - it's one of the purest in the world!
Enjoy Kranavatn in Iceland
Sustainable travel
We have gathered the information you need to plan sustainable trips to Iceland.
Join us towards a sustainable future
Offset your travel
Travel responsibly and calculate your carbon footprint in Iceland.
Carbon footprint calculator
Visitor numbers of popular sites
Plan your trip according to how many people there are at each destination.
Visitor numbers
Safetravel.is
Safetravel is the official source for safe traveling in Iceland.
Visit Safetravel.is
Vakinn Certification
Vakinn is the official quality and environmental certification for Icelandic tourism.
More about Vakinn
Nap & Go
It's a safe bet to rest up for a few hours before you start your journey in Iceland.
