However, the weather is very changeable and tourists should be prepared for the unexpected. During summer the nights are bright in all of Iceland. In the month of June the sun never fully sets in the north. Keep in mind, however, that the sun at midnight is not as warm as at midday, so bring along a sweater. Health Icelanders enjoy a healthy life, thanks to clean air and water and quality fish.
Water is safe to drink throughout Iceland.
Reykjavik has a great many general practitioners, as well as specialists, many of whom will receive patients at short notice. There are also many Health Centers in Reykjavik, with officially appointed family doctors who receive patients at short notice during the day. For visitors arriving in Iceland, no vaccinations are required. Disabled Visitors Disabled visitors can make traveling in Iceland fairly easy by planning their vacation in advance. They may also find it necessary to travel with a companion, for although there are many hotels nd restaurants accessible to the disabled, they do not always provide full assistance.