No comments about Iceland Road Map with Index 1:600,000 (Ravenstein International Maps).

No comments about Iceland Road Atlas.

No comments about Iceland Trekking Map: Snaefell - Lonsoraefi (Maps of Iceland).

No comments about Iceland Fleximap (Insight Fleximaps).

No comments about Iceland Map by Cartographia.

No comments about Iceland Country Map by Hema.

No comments about Iceland Road Map (Country Road & Touring).

2 comments about Iceland Travel Pack (Globetrotter Travel Packs).

1. I purchased this book for a project for my daughter. It was a great resource for the project.



2. Small and not heavy book, you can take it to your trip very easy it fits in every hand bag. A lot of info inside with a lot of tips and colorfull pictures that will help you to plan your trip in advance.
   
   It Icludes a foldable map (not waterproof) a good extra, also have a plastic cover that helps you to maintain it like new!!!

3 comments about Iceland Travel Map (Globetrotter Travel Map).

1. I recently returned from a two week trip to Iceland, and had a great time. I do wish that I had had this map prior to planning my vacation, though. The map is a 1:600,000 scale map of the entire country, along with inset maps of Reykjavik and other areas of interest, such as Akureyri, Heimaey and The Skaftafell National Park.

   Also included are several representative color photos from different areas, a very useful index, a climate guide, a trilingual legend (English, Icelandic, and German), and a distance table to see how far apart places of interest are. My only desire would be more detailed information on the inset Reykjavik map on locations of hotels, museums, etc. A few places are noted, but a separate inset of 'places of interest' would be a nice feature for future editions.

   I highly recommend a trip to Iceland, and I heartily endorse this map as essential to helping you prepare for your visit. Be sure to pack it with you, as it will prove indispensable, and is generally less cumbersome than most maps found in guidebooks.




2. This is an acceptable travel map but don't expect the detail or accuracy of a Michelin map to more developed countries.
   As examples, road F985 (to glacier jeep tour) are not included on the map; neither of the bridges south of Lagarfljot are included. Some problems might be due to the date of the map. Better maps were available in Iceland but not in the US before we left on our trip.



3. This map provides roads in the entire country, wich is is very useful for planning (especially information on distances). But since roads are constantly improved in Iceland, maps go out of date quite quickly. In the addition to this map you can use free maps, provided at numerous tourist information centers.

4 comments about Waterproof Iceland Map by ITMB (Travel Reference Map) (Travel Reference Map).

1. This map makes it easy to distinguish major roads from minor ones, which is very important in Iceland because some "major" roads are unpaved and some minor roads are only for four-wheel-drive vehicles. What I liked most about the map was its use of icons along roads to indicate waterfalls, caves, lighthouses, museums, geysers and geothermal features. This made it like a mini-guidebook and ensured that you didn't drive by something interesting without knowing it. In addition to buying this map, I also bought one by Cartographia. After comparing the two maps, I left the Cartographia at home because the ITMB map was so much more detailed and easier to read. Finally, after the two-week trip, I appreciated how durable (to folding and re-folding every which way) and waterproof this map was!



2. I really like this map. I wanted a good road map to help us circle the island by car in the week that we will be there on vacation. It is large, has excellent detail and even has some hiking trails on it. Major sight-seeing and "must see" attractions are idicated as well. I recommend it.



3. This map was OK - lacking detail, but all right if you just want a basic, comprehensive overview. I drove about half the Ring Road - but ended up relying far more on the free maps from the rental car company, tourist info centers, gas stations, etc.
   
   But note: Even if it's not this one, you'll definitely want a good road map for the trip. Don't leave home without. (Price will be double in Iceland.)



4. The map was described as waterproof, which maybe it is, but i was expecting something more plastic and durable. This is still a paper map. Otherwise, the map looks great in terms of a resource for traveling around Iceland.