Iceland by Covey

Iceland
Their are flights all year from London, Glasgow, Copenhagen, Manchester, Oslo, Paris, Stockholm, Berlin, and Warsaw.
Seasonal flights are in the cities, Minneapolis / St. Paul, Toronto, Orlando, Halifax and Helsinki.
Summer flights only are in the cities, Alicante, Barcelona, Bergen, Berlin, Billund, Stavanger, Madrid, Milan, and Munich, Aalborg, Basel, Bologna, Eindhoven, Frankfurt, Friedrichshafen, Gothenburg, Geneva, Krakau, and paris.
Winter cites are Friedrichshafen and Alicante.

Iceland Express also operates flights between Copenhagaen and Akureyri.

COME TO ICELAND

North Iceland offers the best pristine nature, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant cultures. Obviously Iceland is the place you want to visit. You can book your stay useing Visit Iceland, the offical gateway to Iceland!

ICELANDIC CULTURE

Icelandic culture is deeply rooted in ancient heritage. Literature has always been the cornerstone of Icelandic culture, from the ancient Sagas, to the works of the Nobel Laurate, Halldor Laxness, but all forms of art are thriving in Iceland, form film and to design and find arts. 

INVEST IN ICELAND

Positive business environment, abundance of competitively priced renewable energy, solid infrastructure,  skilled workforce, minimum red tape and a range of incentives for new direct investments make Iceland an attractive location for a range of business. Learn more from Invest in Iceland. 

THE WEATHER OF ICELAND

The warm North Atlantic Current ensures generally higher temperatures than in most places of similar latitude in the world. Iceland's winters are mild and windy while the summers are cool which is typical for Scandinavia. The possibility of volcanoes is something to keep always in mind. Iceland's highest air temperature recorded was 30.5°C (86.9°F) in 1939 on the southeastern coast. The lowest temperature was -38°C (- 36.4°F) in 1918 at Grímsstaðir in the northeast of Iceland.