Iceland is a country in the making, a vast volcanic laboratory where mighty forces created by tectonic plates shape the land and shrink human onlookers to insignificant specks. See it in the gushing geysers, glooping mud pools, lava-spurting volcanoes, and slow, grinding glaciers. Experience it first hand, bathing in turquoise-colored hot springs, kayaking through a fjord, scanning the horizon for breaching whales, or crunching across a dazzling- white icecap. Rest assured, Iceland is as phenomenal as it is fiery. Despite its international recognition, once you leave the capital, it’s still easy to drive on deserted roads, looking out for waterfalls, the unique Icelandic horses, traces of the country’s Viking origins, and those elusive Northern Lights.

Diving Deep into Iceland

Iceland is a country in the making, a vast volcanic laboratory where mighty forces created by tectonic plates shape the land and shrink human onlookers to insignificant specks. See it in the gushing geysers, glooping mud pools, lava-spurting volcanoes and slow, grinding glaciers. Experience it first hand, bathing in turquoise-coloured hot springs, kayaking through a fjord, scanning the horizon for breaching whales or crunching across a dazzling- white icecap. Lower prices and an international recognition of its natural wonders have seen a huge influx of visitors in recent years, but away from the capital, Reykjavík, and the touristy Golden Circle it’s still easy to drive on deserted roads, looking out for waterfalls, the unique Icelandic horses, traces of the country’s Viking origins and those elusive Northern Lights.

A vast volcanic laboratory

Iceland is as phenomenal as it is fiery. A destination so strange and captivating, it feels appropriate that its most famous export is Bjork. Grab your camera and get ready for an endless series of one-of-a-kind natural beauty. Sneak peek: exploding geysers, vertical glaciers, thundering waterfalls, and a hotbed of geothermal and volcanic activity.

Customized travel to Iceland. Marvel at the Northern Lights, tour the Golden Circle from Reykjavik, or soak in geothermal baths. Local travel. Responsible travel.