The country is easy to navigate as a self-drive experience. At Engage! Travel Co., we work with clients to outline a vacation designed to meet what you’re seeking, and we have had so much fun working with clients recently on self-drive summer trips to Iceland! We have the right partners *in Iceland, so you aren’t endlessly googling trying to figure out the best route, and where to stay. With self-drive package options available for all budgets, we welcome the opportunity to work with you on your Iceland vacation. Reach out to us today. 

Iceland is situated between Greenland and Norway, with a total area of about 103,000 square kilometers (40,000 square miles). The country is characterized by a diverse landscape that includes fjords, glaciers, and volcanic activity. Notable geographical features include the Vatnajökull Glacier, one of Europe’s largest ice caps, and the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates meet.

Around 20 airlines offer regular flights from destinations in Europe and North America to Keflavik airport all year round. For our clients traveling from Minneapolis-St. Paul, there is regular service both via Delta Airlines and Iceland Air.

Why Visit Iceland?

Natural Wonders

Iceland boasts some of the world’s most stunning natural wonders. From the geothermal hot springs of the Blue Lagoon to the powerful Gullfoss waterfall, every corner of Iceland offers something awe-inspiring.

Adventure Activities

For the thrill-seekers, Iceland is a playground. Activities such as glacier hiking, whale watching, and exploring ice caves provide endless excitement and unique experiences.

Unique Culture

Icelandic culture is rich in history and folklore. The people are known for their warmth and hospitality, and the country’s thriving arts scene, including music and literature, is a testament to its creative spirit.

Northern Lights

One of the most magical experiences in Iceland is witnessing the Northern Lights. From September to April, the skies light up with this natural phenomenon, offering a spectacle that is nothing short of mesmerizing.

When to Visit

Summer (June to August)

• Pros: Long daylight hours, mild weather, vibrant festivals.
• Cons: Higher tourist traffic, higher prices.

Winter (November to February)

• Pros: Northern Lights viewing, winter sports, fewer tourists.
• Cons: Short daylight hours, colder weather.

Shoulder Seasons (May and September)

• Pros: Fewer crowds, moderate weather, beautiful landscapes.
• Cons: Limited daylight hours in September, some attractions may be closed.

We look forward to planning your next visit to Iceland with you!

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