There are black sand beaches to explore, whales to observe in the open ocean, and thermal hot springs to unwind in after a long day of exploring. There are many incredible things to do in Iceland.
Reykjavik has the best museums in the country, and you can visit the Settlement Exhibition and the Saga Museum, where you can learn about Iceland’s Viking history.
The crater is surrounded by colorful, volcanic rock. The crater itself is filled with colorful, blue water, making this is a truly unique sight to see.
If you’re looking for an adventure then you can do a dry suit, strap on some fins and pull on a mask and snorkel for the strangest underwater snorkeling.
The islands are home to a small human population, as well as incredibly dramatic cliffs and rocks, but they are best known for their animal population.