1. When is daylight in Iceland?
From mid-May to mid-August the sun only sets for only a few hours per day, and it is effectively light for the whole 24-hour period. This phenomenon is known as the "midnight sun" and it creates a sort of lingering twilight in the nighttime hours.

2. How should I drive in Iceland? 
Driving is the most popular way of getting around for visitors in Iceland, and the roads are generally safe for attentive drivers. Just like the USA, driving is on the right side of the road.

3. What kind of monetary unit does Iceland have?
The Icelandic monetary unit is the króna  and is usually abbreviated as ISK or kr.

4. What is the tipping policy in Iceland?
Service and VAT are invariably included in prices in Iceland and tipping is never required. However, if you are very pleased with the service, Icelanders are generally not offended if they are offered tips.

5. What are Icelanders like?
Well educated, proficient in speaking English, sophisticated dressers, modern, reserved, friendly, creative, relaxed and generally helpful to tourists.

6. What kind of electrical outlet is used in Iceland?
Icelandic electrical standards are the same as other Northern European countries (50Hz, 240 volts) so North American electrical devices will require converters and/or adapters.

7. What is the travel visa policy in Iceland? 
Citizens from USA and Canada do not require visas.

8. Can I Snowmobile? go Caving ?

Iceland is a excellent place for both activities in winter. We suggest Extreme Iceland tours.

9. When is the best time to see the Northern Lights ?

Best time is late September to late March.

10. Is Iceland safe ?

Iceland is one of the safest countries in the world. Crime is extremely low and medical care is excellent.