Tips For Driving Tour Iceland

Iceland is a unique travel destination for the tourist from across the world. Most tourists arrive here via plane, yet there is a ferry service from Denmark, which takes around two days. 

Once, you reach to this beautiful country, you can opt for various options of travelling to explore the various parts of Iceland and driving tours Iceland is the most popular one.

It is relatively much more adventurous. However, driving tour Iceland needs cautions as you might experience some unfamiliar situations. For example, numerous single lane bridges on the Route 1, where the rule is allow the closest vehicle to cross first.

 It is also very common to see horses, cows and sheep on the road moving with your vehicles. The rule of the thumb is also to expect such animals to rush in front of your vehicle that requires extra cautions. Often paved road alters to gravel, which can lead to accident. 

There are also few blind curves as well as narrow roads that can be dangerous for the new driver to this place. Mountain roads are mostly closed during winter.

Most of the tourists begin their trip in Reykjavik, the capital city of the country, which is also popular for the exciting nightlife as well as shopping. This city has art galleries, museums, musical venues, botanical gardens, cultural and other festivals activities. If you are making a visit to this city you should not miss the chance of Northern Lights TripsIceland.

Iceland has around 30 small islands and one out of them get referred as Grimsey that is crossed by Arctic Circle, where you can witness the midnight sun in their entirety while on mainland sun will dip down horizon briefly. It has approximately 100 inhabitants, which is around 25 miles from northern coast of the country.