Tips, Things to Do, and Itinerary
Here's how I solo traveled Iceland! The land of ice and fire, where you can see natural wonders ranging from volcanoes to glaciers and more.
Read my full article by clicking below!
Most of the tourists in Iceland are married retirees, couples, or families with kids. But there are still ways to make friends, especially with other solo travelers. Click below to read more details!
Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, is the perfect launching pad. Most of the tours leave from there. Click below to read my article on the best hotels and how to move around Iceland from the city!
Iceland is a super safe destination. However, nature is the biggest threat here. Read my full guide to understanding why this is!
Why did I prefer NOT renting a car on my first solo trip to Iceland? Click below to read the full blog post. I break down the pros, cons, and costs of each option.
Click below for my FAVORITE TOURS in Iceland for solo travelers
1) Silfra Snorkeling Tour
In a Silfra half-day snorkeling tour, you will get to swim in the crystal-clear waters between the American and Eurasian tectonic plates.
2) Horseback Riding Tour
Experience riding an Icelandic horse as you journey to lava fields, meadows, and riverbanks.
3) Kerlingarfjoll Hike
Explore the hills of Kerlingarfjöll. See the steaming hot springs, bubbling mud pots, and vibrant hues of red, yellow, and green.
Day 1: Food walking tour + Sky Lagoon
Day 2: Silfra snorkeling + Horseback riding
Day 3: Hot springs hike + Harpa Theatre
Day 4: Highlands tour
Day 5: South Coast + Glacier hiking tour
Click below to see my full itinerary + details