Iceland is a land of exquisite beauty with sharply contrasting scenery, ranging from towering mountains and fertile coastal plains to the wilderness of the highland interior. Here wilderness is never far from civilization, perhaps nowhere better seen than in Reykjavík, where two unpolluted salmon-fishing rivers flow within the city limits. The standard of living is high, the Icelanders are well informed and educated, the health care system is excellent and the culture is completely unique.

Visitors can choose from a variety of options, ranging from hiking to horseback riding, travelling by car, coach, or mountain bike. Staying over night in hotels, guesthouses, youth hostels, or on farms or campsites, to name just a few.

Icelandic nature has no match. Majestic landscapes, beautiful coastlines, mighty mountains, volcanoes, glaciers, valleys, rivers and lakes.

Iceland offers you a wide range of activities and experiences you'll always remember; adventures like whale-watching, snow-scooters, boat trips, horseback riding, sea kayaking, river rafting angling and hunting, just to mention a few. The country's standard of living is amongst the highest in the world and service generally good. Strong efforts are made to protect the natural environment. You will enjoy peace within the wilderness, the air is unpolluted and the water is pure stream water.
However Icelandic nature is fragile, and you are reminded that off road driving is strictly prohibited by law.