Which travel backpack should I buy in Iceland?

This carry-on backpack has carried everything I’ve needed in three countries around the world. A solid travel pack is a must in Iceland. A suitcase would be a pain in the butt, considering how much uneven terrain you’ll likely have to navigate. The Travel Backpack Lite from Tortuga is my tried-and-true choice.

Should you pack for Iceland?

Packing for Iceland can be a daunting task. The country’s unique ecosystems and rugged landscapes — like those on the famous Golden Circle — require specific gear to navigate successfully. And you don’t want to have to buy anything you’ve forgotten in Iceland because it’s one of the most expensive countries in the world! No need to worry, though.

Do you need an adapter in Iceland?

You’ll need an adapter in Iceland if you live anywhere outside of Europe. This versatile adapter from HANYCONY is one of the most important travel essentials. It fits multiple cord and plug types so you don’t need to fret about finding different adapters for all of your devices. This power bank has a cable for nearly every electronic device.

How do I check my baggage allowance on Icelandair?

If you've already booked your trip and want to check your baggage allowance, or add more, you can do so any time in Manage booking or through the Icelandair app. Below, you'll find details on what you can bring and the size limits for carry-ons. Click on the topic to learn more. Make sure your personal item fits under the seat in front of you.

Are hiking boots a must if you plan to hike in Iceland?

Hiking boots are a must if you plan to hike in Iceland. There’s so much to see on foot, and you don’t want to hinder yourself with the wrong footwear. Invest in a durable pair of boots that will last you through the years. I have yet to find a better option than these Columbia hiking boots.

Why is Iceland so warm?

The warm waters that flow up from the Equator flow around Iceland all year round, allowing the winters to be unseasonably warm (compared to places of the same latitude) and for the summers to be surprising mild, despite up to 24 hours of daylight. LUGGAGE TIP: Aim for one full sized suitcase and one small day pack.