Iceland is Weird

Send a text Hello, Friends – and welcome back! We’re so glad to have you here with us again. In this episode, we’re exploring some of the more unique – and sometimes downright quirky – customs in Icelandic culture. You might already know the classic fun fact: Iceland is green, and Greenland is ice. But did you know that naming your child in Iceland is an entirely different process compared to most places? We’ll dive into that fascinating tradition, along with a few other cultural gems that might surprise you. At Iceland’s Best Tours, we believe that understanding the heart of a culture is part of what makes travel truly meaningful. We're excited to share these insights with you – not just as your guides, but as locals who genuinely care about making your Icelandic experience unforgettable. If you’re thinking about visiting Iceland and want to make the absolute most of your trip, we’d love to help you craft an unforgettable experience. Whether you already have something in mind or are starting from scratch, we’ll work with you to design a personalized itinerary that fits your interests, pace, and style. At Iceland’s Best Tours, we specialize in creating unique, private experiences for individuals, couples, families, and small groups. Have a larger group? No problem – we’re fully equipped to accommodate that as well. With over 35 years of experience in the hospitality industry, I bring a deep understanding of what it means to make guests feel truly welcome and well taken care of. That passion is at the heart of everything we do. As a licensed and insured day tour provider, I offer luxury SUV tours to some of Iceland’s most iconic destinations – including the Golden Circle, the South Coast, the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, and more. We focus on comfort, safety, and authentic experiences that allow you to connect with Iceland in a meaningful way. Let us take care of the details, so you can focus on the wonder. ICELAND CHECKLIST Hiking boots 3⁄4 or more Thick socks (for comfort and warmth) Base layer (top and bottom) Merino wool is best. Sweaters/hoodies Hat, knit cap style Gloves Waterproof shell jacket Waterproof hiking pants Flip flops/shower shoes Swim trunks/suit Sunglasses Good camera. 13 pro max, 15 pro max (I use both) 15 pro max is def better. Memory cards if using point and shoot or DSLR Passport /Driver License Thank you for listening, and don't forget to subscribe, follow, share, leave a comment or a question. Check out Icelandsbest on these other platforms. Contact me: [email protected] instagram.com/@icelandsbest YouTube.com/@icelandsbest tiktok.com/@icelands_best Support the show Tell a friend that you have a friend in Iceland!