Iceland
Iceland
Ease of speaking English: Easy
Ease of transportation: Moderate
Food: Fish
Category: Nature
Official language: Icelandic
Affordability: Expensive
About Iceland
Iceland is a popular destination for tourists due to its unique and diverse array of attractions. From majestic glaciers, thundering waterfalls, and mesmerizing lava fields to roaring geysers and black sand beaches, the country has something to offer all kinds of travelers. In addition to the stunning natural beauty, Iceland also boasts an incredible selection of museums, galleries, monuments, and architectural wonders like Hallgrimskirkja Church. Adventure seekers can enjoy activities such as horseback riding, jeep tours, whale watching cruises and white-water rafting. Those looking for a more leisurely experience can take in the majesty of Icelandic nature by exploring its many national parks or simply enjoying an evening stroll beneath the Northern Lights. For those visiting during the summer months, there are plenty of festivals featuring traditional music events, Viking reenactments, historical exhibitions and more. No matter what type of traveler you are, Iceland is sure to have something that will appeal to your interests!
What to do in Iceland:
Although it's not an official number, experts say there's about 10,000 waterfalls in Iceland! This breathtaking waterfall pictured is called Seljalandsfoss.
The Blue Lagoon is the most famous geothermal spa in Iceland. Sit outside in the middle of winter while staying warm in the water! It's famous for its steamy mineral-rich water and soft white mud, both which are known to have healing effects on the skin.
Every year, people spend billions of dollars to flock to Iceland to see the northern lights. Peak season is September through March.
Check out more photos from Iceland!
Lavender field
Lavender fields
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Lavender field