Iceland travel info

Information portal to useful information when traveling around Iceland.

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Multiple people have died in Iceland due to bad planning in the last few years. Don't become one of them http://t.co/kERJu1MS69

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A women got swept out to sea while walking by the sea side, down south, in '07. Sadly she didn't survive.

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Signs warning of danger are rare in #Iceland. Pay them heed when you see them!

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Ropes and guide rails are not a big thing in #Iceland, so just because you can walk up to an edge doesn't mean it is safe to do so.

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Two experienced German climbers went missing in '07 while climbing on a glacier in Iceland. They have never been found.

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Traveling on glaciers can be dangerous, more so in certain parts during certain times. Do not go without getting information first!

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Tipping is neither a requirement, nor in any way normal in Icelandic society. Do not feel forced to tip, unless you really want to.

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Wind chill is a major factor that most travelers do not figure into the equation when coming to Iceland. Almost always windy, 1m/s - 20 m/s.

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The university hospital's toxicity center has an open phone line 24/7, reached at 543 2222. You can also call the emergency number 112.

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Humidity ranges from 59% (low mild) to 92% (very humid) depending on season. This makes -10°C (33.8°F) feel much colder in winter.

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Iceland is a barren country, where vegetation has a hard time to grow. Off road driving is illegal, hand high fines apply to those who do.

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Iceland is a barren country, where vegetation has a hard time to grow. So please, do not rip up moss, grass or other plants when traveling.

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Iceland's search and rescue allows you to upload a travel itinerary and related info for if you need rescuing http://t.co/W1voDn1X25

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Iceland's emergency telephone number is 112