Iceland, the land of Ice and Fire

While Reykjavik might be one of the world's smallest capital cities, it is unlike any other. It lies just minutes away from unspoiled landscapes and natural wonders, and has plenty of entertainment and culture to offer. Beyond the city lie the dream-like landscapes that have made Iceland famous all over the world.

In order to make the most of this breathtaking beautiful country, there are plenty of experiences to enjoy, like snowmobiling on the glaciers or driving a super Jeep while you learn how to control the car in different conditions.

Beyond the Golden Circle, which includes the unique Thingvellir National Park, the iconic Geysir area with its spouting hot springs and the world-renowned Gullfoss waterfall, there are less known natural wonders to discover. You can venture down to the south coast of Iceland, journey into the volcanic earth, ride on a pony-sized Icelandic horse while you discover the beaches of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula or visit Snæfellsjökull, a cone-shaped subglacial volcano.

And if you are looking for something truly spectacular, you can fly on a helicopter over geothermal hot springs, colourful mountain ranges, power plants, lava fields and craters. Afterwards, you will be able to relax while you take a bath in a natural hot spring.