As I recall there was no charge. Walk was short as I remember.

Yes, all possible unless the weather should be terrible. We were there in September and it was a gentle 15 minutes approximately from Oxarafoss to the church. The waterfall can be accessed from the nearby road if walking is a problem. Obviously, severe weather might compromise access or add to times. It is always best to be prepared for extreme weather and get weather checks but Thingvellir is not in a very exposed position, rather a gentle bowl with good walkways and paths.

Hallo Monique. Wij zijn twee maal naar IJsland geweest. Een keer in de winter voor het noorderlicht en een afgelopen zomer voor de papagaaiduiker. En zoals Arie zegt, het noorderlicht is afhankelijk van omstandigheden maar lig moet je er in de winter voor zijn. gr. Jeanne

When we went 2 weeks ago there was no receipt. You key in your registration plate details in a machine and pay with credit card. This covers you for the day.

Hi Rosanna silfra is open for diving/snorkel all year around. Underwater visibility and water temperature (2-4 degree C) are constant, also in December. Winter conditions might be more challenging (surface), but there are less divers. What might also be a bit challenging is changing the clothing because there are no permanent changing cabins. Enjoy your Iceland experience! Ash

Nope.

Good morning, you can see it in my blog. With many photos you can get an idea. We made it quite easy viajaconfaloalp.wordpress primer-dia-en-reykjavik-islandia-el-circulo-dorado-5a-escala-de-la-travesia-vikinga-de-holland-america-line/ Regards

if you park up at the visitors centre, you pay aprox £5 for parking but you can walk from there to the tectonic plates and the oldest parliament as well as other paths around the park. It is all signposted. I would advise looking at the interactive map in the centre first to take a note of the names of all the places you want to visit. There are lots of interesting places to see which are all an easy walk from the centre.

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Hi Di, first about Thingvellir: the park has two parkings accessible from the main road - in the valley and on the plateau. The valley parking is a good starting point for an easy round walk (1-1.5h, paved paths) through the park because there is no elevation. From there you reach the highlights - church, tribune, waterfall. The plateau parking is worth making a stop: is has a viewpoint set at the edge of the tectonic plate which offers a beautiful view over the rift valley. There are also restrooms, small cafe and a souvenir shop. Generally, main roads in Iceland are very good, no need in 4x4. All major attractions - Black beach, Gullfoss waterfall, geysers, etc. - are easily reachable. Icelandic weather is not extremely cold but pretty unstable. Planing daily trips on your own check the actual forecast every 2-3h. An umbrella is useless (wind), always take a raincoat or "rainponcho" with. Enjoy Iceland! Ash