Iceland Trip

>>1201699
1) Depends on what you want to do. But in general, more things are doable in the summer.
2) Icelandair is fine, you won't have any problems. Also you can try combine it with a bigger intercontinental trip, since they let you do an Iceland stopover for the same price for a few days, then continue on.
3) Dunno, but lodging isn't cheap.

>>1201699

Been to Iceland a few times, in winter and summer.

1.) If you don't like cold maybe go in May or June. I was there around then and it was in the 50s, colder in the countryside. But then again maybe it was an off year.

2.) Where are you flying from? Icelandair is comfy and relatively inexpensive, but certainly not the cheapest. There's an airline called WOW air that flies from Boston and New York for about $350, but from what I heard its Ryannair level low quality.

3.) Yeah Airbnb could be good. I've only ever stayed with friends in Iceland so I can't help you much with accommodation.

>>1201714
>>1201706

Thanks fellas.

Flying from Texas, USA. I'm mostly interested in nature seeing/hiking. Not really interested in doing any city stuff, save for maybe one night. I'm a composer, so I just want to see what Iceland is like while I get some writing done.

>>1201699
www.wowair.us

try a bunch of dates. I found a flight in the spring for 226 round trip from east coast.

>>1201699
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Iceland benefits from the Gulf Stream, so its winters are generally less severe temperature-wise than much of continental Europe. More to the point is that in December-January sunrise is around 11am and sunset around 3pm.

Iceland is really expensive when you're there (speaking as a britbong), but it is breathtakingly beautiful and really does look and feel like the edge of the world as it is.

stay out!

>>1201717

Expect to spend at least $50 per day, and that's if you're staying in a hostel dorm, eating hot dogs, and not going out to drink. A fucking pitcher of beer in a Reykjavik bar costs around $10.