Iceland
Destinations
IcelandHighlights:Iceland's unique geographical location and geological structure have endowed this land with rich geothermal resources, making geothermal hot springs spread all over the island, making it a healing treasure land that tourists yearn for. Among them, the more famous one is the Blue Lagoon, whose blue-green hot spring water forms a sharp contrast with the surrounding black lava landscape, like a shining gem on the earth. Soaking in the mineral-rich hot spring water, tourists can feel the warm water gently brushing against their skin, as if all the fatigue and troubles are drifting away with the steam. In addition to the Blue Lagoon, Iceland has many other geothermal hot springs worth exploring, such as the Myvatn Hot Spring. These hot springs have their own characteristics, some are famous for their natural beauty, and some are loved by tourists for their comfortable water temperature and complete facilities.13 attractionBlue Lagoon10
Mývatn Nature Baths4.6
Best time to visit：Jan-Apr, Sep-DecBlaskogabyggdHighlights:Iceland is a great place to see the aurora, with the aurora season usually running from September to April. Aurora, also known as Northern Lights or Polar Lights, is a natural light phenomenon produced by the interaction of solar wind with the Earth's magnetic field and atmosphere, showing charming colors such as green, pink, and purple. Iceland's location and low light pollution make it an ideal place for aurora viewing. Popular places to see the Northern Lights include the area around Reykjavik, Þingvellir National Park, Lake Mývatn and the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Visitors can choose to join an Aurora viewing tour, which will lead them to the best viewing locations with experienced guides to increase their chances of seeing the Northern Lights. Many tours also offer professional photography guidance to help visitors take perfect photos of the Northern Lights.19 attractionSea Trips Reykjavík2.6
Glacier lagoon6.4
GrindavikHighlights:Iceland is known as the Land of Ice and Fire". Its unique geological activities have resulted in many active volcanoes and volcanic landscapes. Iceland is located on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the earth's crust is active. Volcanic eruptions and geothermal activities have shaped the country's magnificent scenery.11 attractionMyvatn5.7
Inside The Volcano4.5
4Mosfellsbaer.Reykjavik North EastHighlights:The steed passes through the moor and geothermal area, feeling the blend of volcanoes and ice and snowSpecial clothing and Sagas equestrianism showcase the charm of Nordic riding culture9 attractionGolden Circle6.1
Laxnes Horse Farm2.6
5Best time to visit：Apr-Nov(Open all year)Reykjavik.MiðborgHighlights:Iceland is one of the best places in the world to watch whales. Its rich marine life and magnificent natural environment attract many tourists to experience whale watching trips. The whale watching season usually runs from April to November. The best time is in summer when whales are active and the chances of seeing them are high. Húsavík is known as the whale watching capital of Iceland". The success rate of whale watching here is very high. Visitors have the opportunity to see many types of whales, such as humpback whales, blue whales, orcas and minke whales. Reykjavik and Akureyri are also popular departure points for whale watching, and there are many whale watching cruises and tours available.9 attractionWhale Watching Reykjavík7.4
Old Harbour3.6
