Travel Inspiration for Iceland Road Trips

A Guide to Seljalandsfoss Waterfall in Iceland. Explore by Rental Car
25.05.2025
Iceland Nature, Practical Travel Tips

A Guide to Seljalandsfoss Waterfall in Iceland: Explore by Car

Your Icelandic adventure isn't complete without a visit to Seljalandsfoss, one of the most iconic and mesmerising waterfalls in the country.
Your Self‑Drive Guide to Gullfoss Waterfall
24.05.2025
Iceland Nature, Practical Travel Tips

Your Self‑Drive Guide to Gullfoss Waterfall

Flowing from the powerful Hvítá River, Gullfoss—“The Golden Falls”—is one of Iceland’s most spellbinding natural icons, plunging in two majestic tiers into a rugged canyon. Located in the celebrated Golden Circle route just 120 km east of Reykjavík, it’s easily accessible and breathtaking year‑round .
Iceland’s Hidden Hot Springs: A Self-Drive Guide to Secret Soaks
23.05.2025
Iceland Nature, Practical Travel Tips

Iceland’s Hidden Hot Springs: A Self-Drive Guide to Secret Soaks

There’s a certain magic to soaking in a natural Icelandic hot spring, surrounded by sweeping landscapes, distant glaciers, or rolling green hills. While the Blue Lagoon and Sky Lagoon are world-famous, Iceland is home to hundreds of lesser-known geothermal gems—quiet retreats where you can relax in peace, often with no one else around.
Vaðlaheiðargöng tunnel, a privately funded, toll-based shortcut connecting Akureyri and Húsavík in North Iceland. If you're planning to explore this part of Iceland, it’s important to know how to pay for your trip through the tunnel.
22.05.2025
Practical Travel Tips, Car Rental Tips

How to Pay for the Vaðlaheiðargöng Tunnel

When driving through Iceland's breathtaking landscapes, you'll likely encounter some of the country’s ingenious tunnels, designed to make travel safer and more convenient. Among these is the Vaðlaheiðargöng tunnel, a privately funded, toll-based shortcut connecting Akureyri and Húsavík in North Iceland.
Wildlife Watching in Iceland: Where and When to Go
21.05.2025
Iceland Nature, Practical Travel Tips

Wildlife Watching in Iceland: Where and When to Go

Few places on Earth rival Iceland’s unspoiled wilderness and its incredible wildlife. From the vibrant colonies of puffins perched on sea cliffs to majestic humpback whales breaching off the coast, and elusive Arctic foxes darting through mossy lava fields — Iceland offers wildlife encounters that are as wild and wondrous as the landscape itself.
Iceland’s Ice Caves: A Year-Round Adventure
20.05.2025
Iceland Nature, Activities

Iceland’s Ice Caves: A Year-Round Adventure

Glittering blue chambers. Whispering winds beneath ancient glaciers. The thrill of walking through frozen cathedrals carved by nature. Welcome to Iceland’s ice caves — one of the most surreal and sought-after experiences in the Land of Fire and Ice. Whether you're chasing winter magic or summer serenity, these natural wonders offer an unforgettable journey for adventurers in every season.
Beyond the Ring Road: Iceland’s Hidden Scenic Drives
19.05.2025
Iceland Nature, Practical Travel Tips

Beyond the Ring Road: Iceland’s Hidden Scenic Drives

Iceland’s Ring Road is iconic — and for good reason. It loops around the entire island, offering a convenient route to many of the country’s best-known sites: the thundering Skógafoss waterfall, the dramatic cliffs of Vík, and the ethereal landscapes near Lake Mývatn.
The Comprehensive Guide to Rental Car Sizes: Choosing the Ideal Vehicle for Your Iceland Adventure from Keflavik
18.05.2025
Car Rental Tips

The Comprehensive Guide to Rental Car Sizes: Choosing the Ideal Vehicle for Your Iceland Adventure from Keflavik

Explore our ultimate guide to rental car sizes at Keflavik International Airport. Discover the best options by group size, season, route and budget – from compact economy vehicles to spacious 4×4 SUVs or estates – all backed by Höldur’s trusted local service.
Exploring Reykjanes Peninsula A Self Drive Guide
17.05.2025
Iceland Nature

Exploring Reykjanes Peninsula A Self Drive Guide

Reykjanes Peninsula, often overshadowed by the more tourist-heavy spots in Iceland, offers an otherworldly landscape dotted with geothermal wonders, lunar-like craters, and rugged coastlines.