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Planning your rail adventure should be exciting—not overwhelming. That’s why we’ve gathered answers to the questions we hear most often from travelers just like you. From what’s included in your tour to how booking works, you’ll find everything you need to feel confident and ready to go.
Booking a tour with Go Iceland Tours (GIT) is simple and convenient. You can book directly through our website by selecting your preferred tour and dates. If you need assistance, our customer support team is available 24/7 to help with the booking process or to customize your itinerary.
For an Iceland tour, we recommend packing warm layers, waterproof clothing, sturdy shoes, and swimwear for hot springs. Don’t forget a camera to capture the stunning landscapes, and always be prepared for changing weather.
Yes, many of our tours are family-friendly. We offer tours that cater to all ages, and some may even include special activities designed for children. Please inquire when booking for specific family-friendly tour options.
If you need to cancel your tour, please refer to our cancellation policy, which you can find during the booking process. We understand that plans can change, and we strive to accommodate requests as much as possible. Contact our team for assistance.
Yes, we offer discounts for larger groups. Please reach out to our customer service team for more information on group rates, and we will be happy to tailor a package that suits your needs.
The best time to visit Iceland depends on your interests. For the midnight sun and warm weather, June to August is ideal. If you want to experience the northern lights, consider traveling between September and March. Both seasons offer unique experiences.
For a comprehensive experience of Iceland, we recommend a 7 to 10-day itinerary. This allows you to explore the main attractions, including the Golden Circle, South Coast, glaciers, and more. For a shorter visit, 5-6 days will let you see some of the key highlights.
If you are from the EU, EEA, or Schengen Area, you do not need a visa to visit Iceland. If you're traveling from outside these areas, check the visa requirements for your specific country on the Icelandic Directorate of Immigration website.
The currency in Iceland is the Icelandic króna (ISK). Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, and you can easily exchange currency at airports, banks, or currency exchange offices in Reykjavik.
Be sure to bring warm, waterproof clothing, sturdy footwear, swimwear for hot springs, and a camera for capturing the stunning scenery. Layers are key, as the weather in Iceland can change quickly.
Yes, Iceland is generally safe to drive in. Roads are well-maintained, but some areas may require caution, particularly in winter due to snow or ice. Make sure to familiarize yourself with driving conditions, especially if you’re exploring remote areas.
Yes, most international mobile phones will work in Iceland, but you may need to enable international roaming or get a local SIM card upon arrival for better coverage and cheaper rates.
Must-see attractions in Iceland include the Golden Circle, Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls, the Blue Lagoon, Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, and the stunning landscapes of the South Coast. For adventure seekers, glacier hikes, ice cave explorations, and the northern lights are unforgettable experiences.
Yes, guided tours are available for a variety of experiences, including private tours, group tours, and specialized activities such as glacier hikes, Northern Lights hunts, and photography tours.
Tipping is not customary in Iceland, as service charges are typically included in the price. However, if you feel you’ve received exceptional service, leaving a tip is always appreciated.
At GoIcelandTours, we offer the best ways to explore Iceland, including rental cars, guided tours, and premium public transport options. Whether you prefer flexibility or a tailored experience, we have you covered for an unforgettable journey.
To experience authentic Icelandic culture, visit local museums, attend Icelandic music events, try traditional Icelandic cuisine (like lamb and seafood), and soak in the local geothermal pools. A visit to a small village can also provide a glimpse into Icelandic daily life.
Some must-try Icelandic foods include lamb, fish, skyr (a type of yogurt), and traditional dishes like “hákarl” (fermented shark) and “pylsur” (Icelandic hot dog). Don’t miss out on Icelandic pastries, like “kleina” and “vínarterta.”
Iceland’s weather is highly variable. Summers (June-August) are mild, with temperatures ranging from 10-15°C (50-59°F), while winters (December-February) can be cold, with temperatures averaging between -1 to 4°C (30-39°F). Always prepare for sudden changes in weather, regardless of the season.
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