Travel Insurance for Iceland from India

The purpose of travel insurance is to provide protection during unforeseen events. Here is what ACKO protects you from:

• Medical: Covers sickness, injuries, and hospitalisation.
• Emergency Evacuation: Insurance for medical repatriation, if required.
• Baggage Loss/Delay: If you have checked-in baggage and it gets delayed or lost by the airline.
• Trip Interruptions: Coverage for cancelled flights, missed connections, and delays.
• Loss of Passport: Help and reimbursement for obtaining a duplicate passport.

Though ACKO offers extensive coverage, some exclusions do exist. This includes:

• Pre-existing Conditions: Claims linked to prior illnesses.
• Pregnancy related concerns: Pregnancy and associated medical procedures are not covered 
• Injuries to Oneself: Such as due to intoxication.
• Unapproved Travel Zones: Noteworthy events in combat-ready or forbidden pathways.

Note: This is not an all-inclusive list. Please refer to the policy doc for a comprehensive list of what's covered and not.

Iceland is a unique experience in every season:

• Summer (June to August): Longer days and cooler temperatures are ideal for sightseeing.
• Winter (November – February): Best time to see the Northern Lights and visit ice caves.
• Spring & Autumn (March-May, September-October): Fewer tourists, landscapes in breathtaking season.

• Iceland is THE adventurer’s destination: The scenery is out of this world and the experiences are out of your comfort zone. Here’s a step-by-step checklist of what to do:
• Witness the Northern Lights: Experience the colourful Northern Lights from September to April. The best places to view the aurora include Thingvellir National Park, the remote Westfjords, and the tiny village of Vik, where there is little light pollution.
• Explore the Golden Circle: This 300 km long loop takes you to Iceland’s most famous attractions:
  • Geysir Geothermal Area: The site of the active Strokkur geyser, which erupts every few minutes.
  • Gullfoss Waterfall: A huge two-stage waterfall showcasing Iceland’s power.
  • Thingvellir National Park: A UNESCO site at the junction of North American and Eurasian tectonic plates.
• Soak in the Blue Lagoon: This world-famous geothermal spa has warm, mineral-laden water that is thought to be therapeutic. It is very popular—advance booking is recommended.
• Explore Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon: An enormous lake filled with stunning, blue icebergs. You can tour the area by boat for an up-close look at the glacial landscape.
• Drive the Ring Road: Iceland’s Ring Road (Route 1) is a 1,332 km scenic highway that goes around the island. Highlights include:
  • Seljalandsfoss Waterfall and Skogafoss Waterfall.
  • One of the black sand beaches at Reynisfjara.
  • Vatnajökull National Park, which contains Europe’s largest glacier.
• Experience the Midnight Sun: From late May to July, Iceland has nearly 24 hours of daylight, allowing more time for outdoor adventure.
• Explore the Energetic Culture of Reykjavik: Iceland’s capital bustles with life, whether it’s the colourful buildings, the lively art scene, or attractions such as:
  • Hallgrimskirkja Church: The tallest building with the best 360° view.
  • Harpa Concert Hall: A gorgeous glass building that hosts events and concerts.
• Laugavegur Street: The city’s primary shopping and nightlife hub.

Yes, for Schengen visa applications, the minimum coverage needed is €30,000(Rs. 28,00,000 approx) 

Yes, ACKO has a simple online purchasing experience.

No, but it could be added separately to your insurance as an add-on

Yes, hospitalisation and emergency medical treatments are covered in the policy.