Solo traveling in Iceland can be eye-opening and liberating, particularly when you know where you’re going. While Iceland may not have many famous cities beyond the capital, there sure are a bunch that are worth your time when you are in Iceland. Without further ado, here are the three best cities to visit as a solo traveler in Iceland.
Iceland’s iconic, mystical capital is located on the coast. It has a captivating color and charm thanks to the fabulous sunsets and traditional buildings. Head out for some nightlife during summer, where you can check out Iceland's thrilling music scene.
This secondary city is known for its beauty and elegant surroundings. Visit the city to explore various cultural and historical museums and centers, botanical gardens, and catch one of the town's festivals, concerts, and exhibitions throughout the year.
provides a beautiful hilly landscape, which, during summer festivals, locals decorate with homemade crafts and festoon with decorations. You can also visit a nearby horse farm for a ride on one of the semi-tame horses.
Snaefellsnes is often referred to locally as ‘Iceland in Miniature’ because of its abundance off landscapes in such a relatively small area. From rocky, volcanic crags, to gorgeous coastline on three sides, to the crowning glory, the Snæfellsjökull glacier. For nature lovers and haters alike, this is one not to be missed for solo travellers in Iceland.
| 📏 Average home size | 66 m² |
|---|---|
| 😎 Least busy month | May |
| 🛏️ Popular home types | Cabin and Apartment rental |
| 🌡️ Hottest months | 48 °F in July and August |
| ❄️ Coldest months | January and February |
| 🌧️ Rainiest months | 23 rainy days in December and October |
There are many Apartment rental and Cabin that are great for Solo Traveling in Iceland.
On average, you can get a great vacation rental from $209 and find discounts up to 74%!
Apartment rental in Iceland fits 4 guests.
