Iceland is unusually well suited for waterfalls. The island has a north Atlantic climate that produces frequent rain and snow and a near-Arctic location that produces large glaciers, whose summer melts feed many rivers. As a result, it is home to a number of large and powerful waterfalls. It has been estimated that in Iceland there are close to 12.000 waterfalls over 2 meter high. In this tour you can see various waterfalls in different […]

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In this iceland glaciers virtual tour you can see glaciers in different parts of Iceland, Snæfellsjökull (Snæfellsnes peninsula), Eyjafjallajökull (South Coast), Sólheimajökull (South Coast),  Skaftafellsjökull (South Coast), Svínafellsjökull (South Coast) and Fjallsárlón (South Coast) Glaciers are one of the most mysterious natural wonders in the world. Some are even big enough to be visible from space! 11% of Icelands total land area is covered by glaciers, which can be found all over the island. The glaciers differ […]

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In this tour you can see various geothermal areas and geysers in Iceland, Seltún (Reykjanes peninsula), Gunnuhver (Reykjanes peninsula), Geysir í Haukadal (South West Iceland), Hveravellir (Highlands) and Hverarönd (North East Iceland). See a map of the locations below. The western side of the Eurasian and eastern side of the North American tectonic plates form the northernmost part of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge which Iceland is located on. In a sense, it can be said that Iceland is a kind of bridge […]

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