Exploring Iceland

When planning a trip to a foreign country, Iceland is not usually the first place that comes to mind. You can think of Iceland as a cold and sad, lonely and isolated, but this is simply not true. Iceland is a beautiful country rich in culture and landscape. That is geological and volcanic activity plays an important role in defining the landscape of this Nordic country. With volcanoes, geysers, hot springs, waterfalls and pools of geothermal energy, Iceland is far from the track. If you prefer outdoor activities, Iceland may be for you. There are rivers for rafting and kayaking, although according to the website of the Icelandic Tourist Board, the kayak does not originate in the country, the many natural waterways are ideal for the sport. You'll also find deep sea fishing, snowmobiling, dogsledding, skiing and other popular activities in Iceland. During the summer months, guests can play golf at one of the many golf courses throughout the island. In June, the course of 24 is already available, like the sun never sets at that time. Hiking is a popular summer pastime in Iceland, such as swimming, horseback riding and cycling (hire available in most cities). One of the most popular things that make a trip to the Blue Lagoon, a geothermal spa in a lava field of minor importance in western Iceland. There are many things to do, while bathing in the lagoon, relax under a waterfall, treat yourself to a massage group or simply walk and enjoy the beauty of the surroundings. Whale safaris are also available for visitors. Many species of whales are commonly seen on this tour, such as whales, orca, humpback whale, fin whale and majestic six. Puffins, cormorants, gulls, kittiwakes and other seabirds tend to accompany the tour. The safaris are only available from May to September. Reykjavik is full of culture and cuisine. There are many art galleries and museums dedicated to the hobbies and interests more. Iceland Symphony Orchestra performs throughout the year and the opera and theater. There are many activities throughout the year as the Winter Festival of Lights in Reykjavik, Iceland Food & Fun Festival is held in late February, Beer Day on 1 March, the Arts Festival in May and more.