The magic of Iceland: from volcanoes to waterfalls

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Iceland may sound frozen over, but it's not entirely the case. This majestic island only had about 10% of its land covered in glaciers, but it has sursprisingly mild climate due to its numerous geothermal hotspots. While Iceland is one of the most expensive places to visit, it's also a stunningly beautiful place for those who enjoy strange and desolate landscapes.
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Chasing the midnight sun

As an island near the Arctic circle, iceland experience drastic changes in daylight throughout the year. During the summer solstice in June, the sun sets briefly but it never truly gets dark. In contrast, December only gets about 4 hours of daylight. Whether you want to bask in the constant sunlight or witness the eerie beauty of the polar night, Iceland has it all.

Viking roots: a Nordic legacy

Iceland is a Nordic country and a cultural part of Europe. The original settlers of Iceland were the Vikings, and their rich history and heritage can still be seen today.
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Discover Reykjavik, the heart of Iceland

Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, is the most western capital in Europe and the world's northernmost capital. This city is the largest and most important in Iceland, and serves as the centre of culture and life for the Icelandic people. Known for its lively nightlife and eclectic and colourful houses, Reykjavik is a must-visit for those looking for good shopping, dining, and drinking experiences.
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- by Hanan, updated 2 February 2023

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