If you've been thinking about Iceland, this might be your moment. The Black Friday sale is one of those rare windows where flight prices drop, hotels unlock major discounts, and tour operators throw in deals you don't usually see. For Singaporean travellers, where the flight is often the priciest element, the potential savings are real and Iceland is absolutely worth it.

But booking a trip to Iceland isn't as simple as clicking "buy now." There are flights to compare (often with layovers from Asia), hotels to check and tours to coordinate. That's where things can get messy fast. Fayyaz Travels helps sort all of that out, so you can focus on actually enjoying your trip instead of juggling browser tabs and worrying about missed connections.

Why Visit Iceland in the first place?

Iceland's landscape is unique. Glaciers sit next to volcanoes. Steam rises out of the ground. Waterfalls drop into black sand beaches. It’s dramatic in a way that feels unreal, even when you're standing right in front of it.

Then there's the Northern Lights. If you go between September and March, you’ve got a decent shot at seeing them. No guarantees, of course. But when they show up? It's the kind of thing people talk about for years.

Honestly, Iceland is just easy to travel through. It’s incredibly safe. The locals are friendly. Everything’s clean and exceptionally well-organised. You don't need to worry about sketchy transport logistics. For solo travellers or those travelling with family, it's one of those places where you can truly relax a bit.

Is booking during Black Friday worth it?

The Black Friday sale originated after the Thanksgiving holiday in the US, but it’s now the biggest global shopping event of the year. Airlines, hotels, and tour companies all jump in with competitive discounts. If you've been eyeing a trip but waiting for prices to drop, this is when they often do.

Flights to Iceland can get pricey, especially from Asia. Except during Black Friday, when you'll see deals pop up on flights, accommodation, even full tour packages. We're not just talking a random 5% off either. We’re talking potential savings of 20%, 30%, sometimes more depending on what you’re booking.

That’s where Fayyaz Travels comes in. We’ll find you the best flight-hotel combination, add tours if you want them and make sure everything lines up properly. No missed connections. No "sorry, that deal expired yesterday" nonsense.

What to do in Iceland?

The Golden Circle

This is probably the most famous route in Iceland, and for good reason. You hit three major spots in one efficient loop: Þingvellir National Park (where tectonic plates are literally pulling apart), Geysir (yes, the original geyser), and Gullfoss waterfall. It’s a full day, but it covers a lot of iconic ground without feeling rushed.

Blue Lagoon

You've seen the photos. Milky blue water, steam rising, people floating around with face masks on. It's touristy, sure, but it’s also genuinely relaxing and perfect after a long journey from Singapore. The water's warm, the surroundings are surreal, and after a long flight, it feels like heaven.

Northern Lights Hunting

If you're visiting between late September and early March, this is non-negotiable. You’ll want to get away from the city lights, ideally on a clear night. Some people book guided tours, others just rent a reliable 4x4 car and drive out themselves. You have to plan carefully because the weather matters. But when it works out, it’s truly unforgettable.

How to plan an Iceland trip?

Putting together an Iceland trip can get overwhelming. Flights from Singapore aren't always direct. Hotels fill up during peak season. And if you want to do the Northern Lights or glacier tours, you'll need to coordinate timing, unpredictable weather and availability.

It's not just about finding cheap flights. It’s about making sure everything connects properly so you’re not scrambling when you land, especially if you have strict dietary needs or are managing a family schedule.

Fayyaz Travels can map out your days, book your accommodation in safe and well-reviewed spots. If you want flexibility, we’ll leave room for it. If you want structure, we’ll lock it down.

The Black Friday sale makes this even better because we’re actively hunting for those limited-time deals on your behalf. So while everyone else is refreshing Skyscanner at 2 a.m., you've got a specialist doing the hard work for you.

Why book an Iceland trip during black friday?

If you've been putting off Iceland because of cost or logistical complexity, the Black Friday sale is your opening. Prices drop. Deals unlock. And with the right planning, you can pull off a trip that would normally stretch your budget.

Iceland’s not going to get cheaper anytime soon. And honestly, if you wait too long, you’ll just end up paying full price later anyway.

Planning it all yourself? That’s an option. But it’s also a lot of unnecessary work. Fayyaz Travels takes the stress out of it, finds you the best deals during Black Friday, and makes sure your trip actually happens the way you want it to.

Contact us now and let’s get your Iceland adventure sorted.

FAQs

Is Iceland safe for tourists?

Yes. It's one of the safest countries in the world. Crime is low, infrastructure is solid and locals are generally helpful if you need directions or advice.

What's the best time to see the Northern Lights?

Between late September and early March. You'll need clear skies and low light pollution, so heading outside Reykjavik helps. Winter gives you longer nights, which improves your odds.

How should I dress for Iceland's weather?

Lots of layers. The weather changes fast, so you'll want a waterproof jacket, warm base layers, and good boots. Even in summer, it can get chilly and windy.