Links for Iceland,
Culture, nature, history and travel
Basic
The CIA World Factbook - Good statistics
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs - Official Gateway to Iceland - Basic information in several categories and many useful links
Wikipedia/Iceland - General and useful
Culture
The Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies -
Nature
Wikipedia/Geography of Iceland -
History
The National Museum of Iceland -
Photos
Flickr - Photos tagged "iceland"
Getting There
Visitors to Iceland usually land at Keflavik International Airport, and take the Fly Bus from there to Reykjavik (about 40 minutes).
Reykjavik is the centre of domestic air and bus travel and most Svartárkot Centre course participants will probably find it more convenient to catch a domestic flight from there north to Akureyri, rather than taking the bus.
Let us know your travel plans and we will make arrangements for picking you up and transporting you the rest of the way to Kiðagil in Bárðardalur, where you will be residing for the duration of our courses.
International flights can be planned using these airline web sites
For planning your trip from home, we suggest Dohop.com
Domestic flights in Iceland
Eagle Air Iceland - does not fly to Akureyri
Visas
Residents of most European and North American countries do not need visas for short stays in Iceland. This also applies to some other countries. For further information consult the Icelandic Directorate for Immigration.
Tourism Hints
Prolonged stay in Iceland
For those who might like to have a few days in Iceland before or after the course, either in Reykjavík or elsewhere, the organisers would be happy to help with advice.
Below are a few links that can help you get started in exploring the possibilities.
The Iceland Tourist Board: Your Official Travel Guide to Iceland. Choose your country of origin.
The Iceland Tourist Board: Welcome to Iceland .
Travelnet.is . "Be your own explorer". Detailed travel information for Iceland including accommodation.



