Car hire Keflavik International Airport

Iceland is already among Europe's best destinations because of its natural environment consisting of hot springs, glaciers, volcanoes, lava deserts, and geysers. One of Iceland's main attractions is its smog-free capital, Reykjavik. Keflavik Airport is the main international gateway to the city. Cheap car hire in Keflavik Airport lets the traveller drive to Reykjavik that stands 40 kilometres away from it.

Reykjavik means “smoky bay” and it is home to many interesting places like the Old Town. Many cultural aspects of the city is housed in the Old Town that serves as the capital's hub with its lakes, museums, grassy parks, and markets. The National Museum is a worthy place to visit for exhibits of folk and religious relics along with tools that came from the time when the island's settlement took place. A period church door is the museum's prized exhibit that consists of carvings depicting a Norse battle scene in 1200.

From the National Museum, visitors of Reykjavik can head over to the Magnusson Institute where they can find a renowned collection of works like the Njals Saga and the Landnamabok. The Hallgrimskirkja church is also worth visiting for its design resembling a mountain of lava. The landscape of Reykjavik is also noticeable with rows of bright-coloured concrete homes and whitewashed wood buildings.

Leisure time is complemented by health spas and open-air swimming pools with geothermal water coming from the earth itself. A fun night-out is complemented by pub-hopping done the local way. Known as the Iceland Runtur, it lets you trawl through the hippest bars, discos, and live music venues of the city.

Budget car rental enables travellers to go on day trips beyond Rejkjavik. Trekking and hiking can be done just outside the city in remote areas like Honrstrandir, Latrabjarg, and Landmannalaugar. Visitors can also go on a ski trip to the Bláfjöll, Hlíðarfjall, and Akureyri, while golf enthusiasts can experience the Arctic Open, an event in Akureyri on North East of Ireland.