Holiday home Iceland

Holiday Homes in Iceland

Just a three-hour flight away from London, you’ll find one of the most beautiful islands in the world: Iceland. This is the country of countless volcanos, glaciers, geysers and hot water springs. And although the name suggests otherwise, it really isn’t always freezing cold in Iceland. So what are you waiting for? When you rent holiday accommodation in Iceland via Micazu, you book directly with the owner. So easy and saves you money.

Experience the nature of Iceland from the comfort of your holiday home

The best time to travel to Iceland is during the months of May and September. That’s when you can enjoy nature and homes set in natural surroundings to the full. Iceland offers a splendid hiking experience, such as in the Thingvellir National Park, for example. This is where you can see how two plates of the earth’s crust have become separated over millions of years. There are many more natural wonders to be seen in Iceland. Visit the Geysir area with its famous Strokkur geyser, or fall under the beautiful spell of Myvatn, the ‘mosquito lake’. And after a day filled with wonder, relax by immersing yourself in one of the many hot mud pools and warm springs in this spectacular country.

Climate in Iceland

Iceland has a cold sea climate that merges into a tundra climate. July is the warmest month at approximately 10 °C and the average temperature in January is just below zero.

Time Difference with Iceland

Iceland is an hour behind the UK, and during the summer it is two hours behind.

Discover for yourself how beautiful nature can be. Browse the range of private holiday accommodation in Iceland.

Fun Facts about Iceland

• Icelanders are the descendants of Vikings mixed with Scottish and Irish immigrants.
• The east of Iceland is home to Europe’s largest glacier, the Vatnajökull.
• The Icelandic explorer Leif Eriksson is considered to be the first European to set foot in America, 500 years before Columbus.
• Singer Björk is one of the most famous people from Iceland.
• Iceland has only 331,000 inhabitants, half of whom live in its capital, Reykjavik.

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