Iceland holidays
Iceland’s name belies its stunning landscapes.
The country’s smoking volcanoes, geothermal springs, spouting geysers and bubbling fumaroles offer an insight into the fiery beginnings of Earth, despite Iceland’s location in the far northern hemisphere.
From fire to ice, Iceland is also covered in immense glaciers – some of Europe’s largest – and these add to the dramatic terrain of a country where the raw power of nature overshadows all else.
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Egilsstadir lies on the banks of the Lagarfljot river in the east of Iceland. Established in 1947...
The name Hella is derived from a series of caves near the town that are said to have...
Hofn is the second largest fishing town in south-eastern Iceland with a...
Hvalfjordur or Whale Fjord as the names translates, is the longest fjord...
Hveragerði Situated 45 km from Reykjavik, close to the southern coastline, the town...
Lake Myvatn is a shallow eutrophic lake that lies in the north-east of...
Reykholt is most famous as the home of the Icelandic poet and Saga's author...
First settled by Vikings in 874, Reykjavik is the world's most northerly capital cities...
Snaefellsnes Peninsula The Snaefellsnes Peninsula lies in the west of Iceland. Known...
Thingvellir National Park is the oldest national park in...
Vik The southernmost village in Iceland, Vik's stunning basalt beach has, in the past...