Iceland

Iceland popularly known as the land of fire and ice is now a great travel destination. The country has magnificent glaciers, thundering waterfalls, and epic natural nighttime displays, it’s easy to see why travellers are escaping to the edge of the world. The unique landscape offers many activities: glacier hikes, ice and glacier cave explorations, walks and hikes, ice climbing, and much more. Like in the warm season when you can watch whales or go on other hiking trails. There are also many hidden lagoons throughout the country and let’s not forget the magical Northern Lights…

Best time to visit

The best time to travel to Iceland is in the summer season which starts in June and ends in August. This is the period during which the country still has long days and sunlight.

Interesting facts

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More than 60% of the Icelandic population live in the capital city, Reykjavik.

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You can swim outdoors in hot springs all year round.

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Many Icelanders believe in elves and trolls.

Things to do

Go on a Whale watching tour as this is the best thing to do in Iceland. There are over 20 species of whales, dolphins, porpoises, and sea birds such as skuas, Arctic terns, guillemots, and even the colorfully billed puffin.
Venture on horse riding. These horses are peculiar because of their diminutive stature, short legs, and muscular build, this isolated breed is famed for its reliability, resistance to the harsh natural elements, and having five gaits.
Get a glimpse of the Dettifoss Waterfalls in the North. Dettifoss waterfall, found in Vatnajokull National Park in the Northeast of the country, is Europe’s second most powerful waterfall and an Iceland must-see attraction.
Enjoy a night out in Reykjavik, which is a popular hotspot for tourists. The town is full of restaurants, bars, coffee houses, and live events.
The Westfjords is as beautiful as it is culturally fascinating. From the towering bird cliffs of Hornstrandir to the tumbling Dynjandi waterfalls, the Westfjords have something for everybody.
Discover Diamond Beach which is a five-minute walk from Jokulsarlon lagoon. Icebergs frequently wash ashore on this aptly named stretch of coast.
Experience the Northern Lights at Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon. This glacier-filled lake should top your list of what to see in Iceland.
Itching to see it all?

If you love the outdoors and unusual landscapes, this is the trip for you.