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Merino wool or thermal fabric tight to the body to retain heat and manage moisture. Avoid cotton.
Fleece, wool, or insulating layer to conserve body heat. Reinforce on colder days.
Waterproof and windproof jacket (preferably with a hood) to protect against rain, snow, and wind.
Weather changes quickly. Dress in layers to adapt throughout the day.
Waterproof, comfortable boots with good grip. Warm wool or thermal socks.
Reusable water bottle, lip balm, sunscreen, and sunglasses (cold wind dries skin quickly).
Swimsuit and towel for hot springs. Charger, power bank, and European adapter (cold drains batteries fast).
Cards and contactless are accepted everywhere. Official currency is Icelandic Króna (ISK); cash is rarely needed.
Great 4G/5G in cities/tourist spots. We recommend an eSIM for instant data if roaming is not included.
Cards like Wise or Revolut are ideal for currency conversion. Always choose to pay in local currency (ISK).
Inform in advance about allergies, physical limitations, or medical conditions.
Bring enough personal medication for the whole trip in carry-on luggage, along with a prescription in English.
National Emergency Number is 112. Weather/road conditions change fast; always follow your guide’s instructions.
Moss takes decades to recover; stay on marked trails. Do not cross barriers, remove natural items, or leave trash.
You must shower without a swimsuit before entering any public pool or hot spring.
Never stop on the road to take photos—use safe parking areas. Trust your Atelier guide if itinerary changes are needed.
With the right preparation and the support of our team, you will be ready to enjoy Iceland with greater safety, comfort, and peace of mind, focusing on what truly matters: living every experience to the fullest.
