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For all of our adventure seekers, we have worked closely with the best car hire suppliers in Iceland to bring customers the lowest prices for car hire at Keflavik International Airport. For a limited time you can save up to 20% off on your holiday car hire. Winter is the perfect setting to get a clear view of the magical Northern Lights. Book ahead to grab great deals for your Iceland adventure. Remember, if you are flying to Reykjavik from outside of Iceland, you will be arriving into Keflavik International Airport. Make sure you select the right airport as your pick-up and drop off location.
Car Hire Iceland
Ready to explore Iceland's natural beauty? Hiring a car is the best way to make the most of your Iceland break. Having a car to explore Iceland means you can break away from the crowds and generic bus tours and create your own unique adventure. When it comes to hiring a car remember the lowest price doesn’t mean the best value. During your search, review the T&Cs regarding required documentation, deposits and other additions such as an airport fee, admin charges for registration, limited mileage or a fuel charge. We also advise you to view the customer rating of each supplier. Read more about top car hire tips.
Iceland Road trip
Known as ‘the land of fire and ice’, Iceland is home to some of the world’s most active volcanoes and some of Europe’s largest glaciers. The infamous Ring Road offers as the name describes, a round trip of the entire country. The road is well paved and gives you a fascinating tour of Iceland. Fun fact, in theory, the road can be driven in 20 hours! Read more about Iceland
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Top Attractions
Many tourists head to Iceland in search of the sometimes elusive Northern Lights, but Iceland has so much more to offer. It is a great place for relaxation and adventure.
Thingvellir National Park
Langjokull glacier
Whale-watching in Reykjavik
Eating and drinking
Iceland is famous for its fish-heavy cuisine, with two traditional varieties being ‘saltfiskur’ - or salt fish - and ‘harðfiskur’, which translates as ‘stock fish’. Some of the more quirky Icelandic dishes include eating shark and singed and boiled sheep’s head.
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