Reykjavic

whether you are seeking a bustling city with a multitude of cultures and cuisines, or if you just want to use the city as a base to enjoy the surrounding countryside that circles the vibrant city, you will not be disappointed by Reykjavic. With a constant stream of cultural festivals and an exciting and upbeat cafe culture, this city can be a unique experience any time of the year. Swim in its thermal waters or enjoy a healing soak in one of the many spa centres. After your stay in this city you will feel revitalised and rejuvenated.

Blue Lagoon

Soak up the energy as you bathe in the ever changing colours of the Blue Lagoon. The rejuvenating power of this lagoon has been talked about for many hundreds of years. The lagoon has mineral rich, deep blue waters that re-energise and heal; its powers cannot be underestimated. Surrounded by moss-covered volcanic rock you have a true sense of well-being and rehabilitation after visiting.

Midnight Sun & The Northern Lights

Summer is the season of the midnight sun, which creates a romantic and magical light over the country, an experience that is truly surreal. The longer daylight is a great benefit to anyone visiting the country, as you can enjoy more time and see and experience as much as possible. The Northern lights can be seen during the winter months and create an animated mystical sky that gives you a true spiritual feeling.

Spouting Geysers & Magnificent Waterfalls

The south and south west of the island are home to the geothermal areas that house the famous geysers, which gave their name to the english word geyser meaning a hot spouting spring. Geyser Strokkur in the geothermal field is the largest geyserin the thermal spa area or the south and is a spectacular and most memorable sight. Feel the ground vibrate as the geyser prepares to errupt in front of you. As you travel through the Geothermal area known as the golden circle, you will also be privileged to see the most amazing and powerful waterfalls of the region, another wonder of the Icelandic world

Whale Watching

During the summer months, the midnight sun makes an ideal time to head for the coast and whale watch. No one can describe the pure exhilaration of spotting your first whale in its natural habitat. You will not only see whales, but a multitude of other species such as dolphins, seals and porpoises. Iceland is surrounded by the perfect seas to the north and the south in which to spot these magnificent gentle and placid creatures. The Whale Watching season runs from April to October.

Horse Riding

An exciting and traditional way to explore some of the varied volcanic landscapes and rugged coastline is by taking a tour on the back of an Icelandic pony. These strong, sturdy ponies are used for trekking oversome of the most difficult terrain in Iceland and for enjoying the great expanse of the coastal beaches. Whether you are an experienced rider or a pure novice, you will enjoy this natural form of transpot that will bring you closer to the Icelandic way of life

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