This Nordic nation is
the least densely populated country in Europe. Welcome to watchmojo.com, and today, we will be continuing our travel series with a look at Iceland.
Found in the North Atlantic ocean, Iceland is an
country that it considered part of Europe, but is actually not connected to the continent. Its population of over three hundred and twenty thousand is
spread out over an area
close to forty thousand square miles.
Despite the fact that glaciers envelop more than ten percent of its land mass, iceland has a
fairly .
The warmer regions are found in the southwest, where the majority of Iceland’s population is located. In fact, more half of the country’s
live in the capital city of Reykjavik.
If you want to experience urban city life with a beautiful natural
backdrop, then Reykjavik is the
for you. You’ll be
dazzled by the
countryside as you savour
mouth watering like icelandic
lamb at any of the city’s fine restaurants. There are also a
wide variety of
bakeries that make
their own
and
pastries.
After
checking out some culture, live
entertainment and the
bustling life night, you can spend your nights
recovering at one of the country’s
hotels. Don’t forget to shop for
and get yourself a
handmade sweater or two...
For something more
,
take a dip in one of the city’s outdoor
which are
heated by the area’s abundant geothermal energy.
However, Iceland’s most famous geothermal spot is actually found in Grindavic with an outdoor pool
filled with
and a
health center encircled by a
, the blue
is a must for visitors.
You don’t have to go too far from the capital to
take advantage of everything else Iceland has to offer.
The more
types can go to rafting or canoeing, be sure to take in the gorgeous
scenery including the many
while you're at it.
You can also go to fishing or golfing. Iceland's
most outstanding feature is its natural
landscape, which includes mountains, rock formations and black beaches. When it comes to animals, the country is home of too many bird
, most notably the
puffin.
In addition, the nation has been developing a special
breed of horse called the Icelandic horse for centuries.
Whether you’re looking for a
that will offer
stunning views, outdoor activities or a culturally and historically rich learning experience, you’re sure to find all that and more while visiting
.