A trip to Iceland should be on everyone’s bucket list–it’s truly an extraordinary vacation you will never forget!
It’s a magical place with a long list of amazing places to visit. You’ll find breathtaking mineral hot springs such as Blue Lagoon, waterfalls, geysers, volcanic black sand beaches, whale watching, glaciers, northern lights, as well as wild horses and sheep that roam freely.
Iceland is becoming one of the most popular destinations in the world because of all the wonders of nature found in one very small island country.
Only 350, 000 people live in the entire country of Iceland. This year Iceland is celebrating it’s 100th year as a country. Although the official language is Icelandic, mostly everyone speaks English and Danish, as Iceland was previously controlled by the Denmark. Summer is a great time to travel as the temperature is a very comfortable, 50 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit.
The “Ring Road” which takes you around the entire island is 823 miles. As a visitor you will want to either drive or take tours, to be able to visit most sites. Take your time, as you will have many stops both planned and unplanned.
Reykjavik, the capital, can be enjoyed in 3 to 4 days. One of those days you will take the drive through the Golden Circle, with popular stops such as Thingvellir National Park, Geysir (a geyser that is sure to erupt every 7 -10 minutes) , Golfoss (amazing waterfalls) and Kerid (a volcanic crater).
Only 20 minutes from Reykjavik is Blue Lagoon the famous florescent blue mineral springs which many tourists make their first or last stop to either start or end their trip with the most relaxing experience. To the south of Reykjavik is the island of Vestmannaeyjar reachable by ferry where you can see the Icelandic iconic birds “Puffins”.
To the north of Iceland is the second largest city of Akureyri. It’s a picturesque town considered one of the best places for whale watching and horseback riding. It’s also a cruise ship port considered one of the best spots to enjoy fresh seafood, such as fish and chips or sushi at “Rub 23” critically acclaimed restaurant in the center of town.
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