Iceland travel tips

Iceland is a large island in the North Atlantic near the Arctic Circle, It is one of the volcanically active countries in the world. Hekla, south Iceland, has erupted at least 16 times, and was once described the clergy as a gateway to hell. Certainly, Iceland is boiling in the mountains to foster a sense of otherworldliness.

Despite the name, Iceland has a surprisingly mild winter and a country that latitude because of the effects of heating of the Atlantic Gulf Stream, especially in light than in Russian. Iceland is located in a temperate maritime climate and the winters are often compared to New England.

Iceland is beautiful. He who has never traveled would argue with this statement. Volcanic activity has created fertile ground which is fed by the rivers created by glacial movement, which began after the last ice age, which continues today. The warm currents of the Gulf Stream in the south coast to keep people warm and keep the earth clean and welcoming. There are only 320,000 people living in Iceland, most of them in Reykjavik there is not a crowded place. This makes it an ideal place to visit on cruises flights travel through Arctic waters.