Geyser area is a colorful geothermal field in a 3 km2 area where hot springs and geysers are abundant.

Gullfoss (Golden Waterfall), one of the most impressive waterfalls in Europe.

Iceland is compensated with the natural phenomenon of the Northern Lights, which can often be seen dancing in the Icelandic sky.

Trolls are a part of the ancient heritage of the Scandinavian mythology. All around the country, strange lava formations were once explained in folktales as trolls who were turned to stone when caught outdoors in daylight.

Reykjavik is the country's capital and the heart of the modern Icelandic society.

Blue Lagoon, a unique natural pool of geothermal seawater (37-39°C) in the middle of a moss-covered lava field, is one of the most interesting places to visit in Iceland.

Thingvellir National Park is of great ecological, geological and historical interest.

Vatnajökull glacier is located in South East Iceland and is Europe's largest glacier.

MT. Hekla is one of the most famous volcanoe in the world.

There are over a hundred volcanos on the central plateau which have not erupted in the past thousand years and between 30 and 40 that are active