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Iceland, a land of ethereal beauty and rugged grandeur, is a testament to the raw and untamed power of nature. Cradled by the North Atlantic Ocean, this Nordic island is a realm where fire and ice combine in a breathtaking symphony. The land is sculpted by ancient volcanoes and glacial fields, where cascading waterfalls tumble over rugged cliffs and geothermal springs offer a warm embrace amidst a frosty landscape.

Reykjavik, the vibrant capital, pulses with an artistic spirit, while the aurora borealis dances across the darkened sky, casting an otherworldly glow. Iceland's pristine wilderness invites explorers to hike through its volcanic terrain, lush valleys and black sand beaches. It is a place where myth and modernity intertwine, offering a profound sense of wonder and tranquillity. In Iceland, the elemental forces of nature converge to create a sublime and unforgettable tapestry of natural splendour.

  • Blue Lagoon in Grindavík;
  • Geysers in Strokkur;
  • Thingvellir National Park; Reykjavik;
  • whale watching from Reykjavik;
  • Gullfoss Waterfall;
  • Northern Lights;
  • Landmannalaugar Nature Reserve;
  • Maelifell Volcano;
  • Myrdalsjökull Glacier
  • Private Jets, Helicopters and Airliners
  • Finest Onboard Catering
  • Ground Transport and Yachts
  • Luxury Villa & House Rentals
  • Local Guide & 24/7 Assistance
  • Customized Global Services
TO BE KNOWN
  • The State's Capital
    Reykjavik
  • Time Zone
    UTC 0
  • Telephone Code
    354
  • Total Area
    103 000 Km2
  • Population
    357 603
  • Main Languages
    Icelandic, English, Nordic languages
  • Currency
    Icelandic kronur (ISK)
  • GDP Per Capita
    USD 53600
  • Airports
    96
TRAVEL INFORMATION

    Temperate; moderated by North Atlantic Current; mild, windy winters; damp, cool summers

    Icelandic 81.3%, Polish 5.6%, Danish 1%, other 12.1% (2021 est.)

    Littering is uncommon in Iceland, and visitors are expected to do their part to maintain the pristine natural environment.

    Lamb; Hákarl — cured (fermented) shark meat

    High-income European economy; frozen EU accession application but Schengen Area member; tourism industry, which helped rebound the economy after 2008 collapse, hit hard by COVID-19; major fishing industry; complex regulatory environment

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