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SELF ESCORTED FISHING TOUR AROUND ICELAND
 Car for 8 days and Fishing card to fish in over 30 lakes.

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ITINERARY

Day 1. Pick up the car today and head to drive around Iceland. You can start to drive towards North or South Iceland route and locate your fishing ground acording to the Fishing card.
overnight in the area.

Day 2 to  8. Continu your drive to fishing card locations around Iceland.

You have two options driving from Reykjavik, via south Iceland or drive to north Iceland for
fishing tour around Iceland

Driving  South Iceland is a lowland region of lush farmland, striking waterfalls, sandy coastline, glaciers and quaint towns and villages.

Driving to North Iceland going via the small town Borgarnes and a few neighbouring communities were united under the name Borgarbyggd. You are headed north, you have the moorland Holtavorduheidi before getting to North Iceland.

FIND YOUR FISHING CARD LAKES BY CLICKING THE MAP

Fishing Tackle Disinfection: Iceland has always been free of UDN and other freshwater diseases, and maintains a strict disinfection policy towards tackle brought by visiting anglers. Visitors can have their tackle disinfected by local vets, and obtain a certificate to prove the fact, before leaving for Iceland, or have their equipment disinfected by officials on arriving at Keflavík, Akureyri or at Egilsstadir airport

INCLUDED:
Rental car for 8 days - unlimited mileage and CDW.
Fishing card: Access to over 30 lakes.

NOT INCLUDED:
Accommodation
Can be range upon request

Operation May 15th to September 15th
Price from Ikr. 58.200.- per persons
(4 adults in a car, tipe a)
On sale know
Available up on request

* Prices can change without notice due to currency fluctuation
 

Fishing card accesses over 30  lakes

Fishing Permits

 Largest Lakes in Iceland

 Deepest Lakes
 in Iceland

 

Type of Cars

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