Updated July 26:
If you intend to travel with us, we will personally keep you informed.
Earlier in the summer, all restrictions were lifted. With the influx of tourism, the rate of covid has gone up, but with the high vaccination count, serious cases have been limitied.
From the 25th of July 2021 the Icelandic government has imposed the following domestic restrictions. These will remain in force up to and including the 13th of August and will be reviewed then by the authorities.
Currently there are mild, temporary restrictions inside Icelandic borders: minor mask mandates, one meter (three ft) distancing and 200 person limit on gatherings.
This still means that everything is functioning except very large events.
Below you find listed a few simple rules that you need to follow when entering Iceland. Here you will find a more detailed list of requirements.
Iceland is doing well in combating the spread of Covid 19, and our current assessment is that it’s unlikely that serious restrictions will return. Some smaller changes may occur, and we make sure our clients have all current information, so there will be no surprises.
We can create special secluded travel packages for those who wish, involving little or no contact with any crowds, and an absolute focus on private space. We offer private estates, private chefs, and the same pilots and drivers throughout your trip, all Covid-tested the day before your arrival to create maximum safety.
Iceland is sparsely populated and the population has pulled together to contain the outbreak. Along with our government’s decisive actions, this has been a large factor in keeping the virus in check.
» Mbl.is - July 10, 2021
Ísland í fremstu röð í heimi í bólusetningum (in icelandic, google translate link)
» Nunatsiaq - July 9 - 2021
Iceland Fully Reopens Amid Rising Vaccinations And Demand For Tourism
» Mbl.is - Iceland Monitor - July 24, 2021