ICELAND
The world's largest volcanic island in the North Atlantic fascinates with its incredible diversity and untamed nature. Iceland is an exciting destination for the traveler on the ring road as well for the adventurous who wants to explore in an off-road vehicle. The countless waterfalls roar and rush over the moss-covered rocks, the solfatara springs hiss out of the hot earth, and icebergs calve into the glacier lagoon from the majestic Vatnajökull glacier.
Don’t forget to plan a visit to Reykjavík: An international capital with the remaining charm of a small town. Colorful houses dominate the picture, cozy cafés invite you to linger, and it also has a lot to offer in terms of cuisine. It is worth combining a city trip with the Golden Circle and a visit to the famous Blue Lagoon.
Whale watching
The chances of whale sightings in Iceland are exceptionally high from June to August. Up to eight different whale species can be spotted. In the north, around Husavik and the Snaefellsnes peninsula in the west, is the area with the most frequent opportunity to see the largest mammals.
Hiking in the Highlands
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On the back of Icelandic horse
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Hiking in the Highlands
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Whale watching
The chances of whale sightings in Iceland are exceptionally high from June to August. Up to eight different whale species can be spotted. In the north, around Husavik and the Snaefellsnes peninsula in the west, is the area with the most frequent opportunity to see the largest mammals.