everything you would have in most countries, cars, tv, music awards, schools.it has cool springs and summers, and cold winters. it has some of the best quality of life in the …world, with a 99,9% literacy rate. its a bit of a windy country. it has lots of geothermal activites. volcanoes are of quite minimal concern, but hot springs and geysers dot the country. (MORE)
I have mentioned some of the things which you can't do in Iceland.Just check these out: 1. Don't Take Pictures of Everything 2. Don't Leave a Tip 3. Don't Talk About Politics …4. Don't Complain About the Local Food 5. Don't Be Loud and Obnoxious 6. Don't Enter a Sauna or Pool Without Showering First 7. Don't Make a Big Deal Out of Local Customs A few days ago I had visited this country with my hubby. I reallyenjoyed my trip with discover.is. (MORE)
It is a Nordic island country in the North Atlantic Ocean. It has awonderful topography, perhaps unequaled by any other country. Lastyear I had visited this country with the h…elp of discover.is. (MORE)
Eat lamb dogs! Iceland's version of the "Hot Dog" -Yum! Iceland is an adventurer traveler's dream. I highly recommendhooking up with a local tour guide company in ReykjavÃ…k -Iceland'sCapitol City. Recommended by Iceland's Board of Tourism isIcelandic Travel Market. Tour operators in Iceland have greatinsight and activities planned out for their visitors. Consider 4x4jeep tours through rugged valleys and steep mountain passes. Ifthat is not physically challenging enough for you, there are alsohiking, skiing, and even ice climbing excursions. As far a site seeing you want to check out the famous blue lagoonwhich is Iceland's geothermal spa! Also, consider the Golden CircleTour that will take you to the largest waterfalls in Icelandconverging into one large free-fall. These are the most beautiful places in Iceland to visit: The Volcano Hekla Reynisfjara Beach The Blue Lagoon Seljavallalaug Pool Hornstrandir Nature Reserve Husey in East Iceland Thingvellir National Park Asbyrgi Canyon Beside this, you can watch the Northern Lights and ice cavingadventure is also can be good way to make your trip memorable(Discover Iceland Tours), (MORE)
Flóki Vilgerðarson was the third settler of Iceland. Before it had been called Snowland and Gardar's islet. Flóki settled on the south coast of the island's tail, w…hich is known for it's vibrant geology and is covered in fjords (inlets from the sea with steep sides and water flowing in). Spending the winter there, in the spring Flóki saw ice drifts coming into the fjord near where he settled and decided to name it Iceland. (MORE)
Thousands of years ago, Iceland may have connected to parts of the European mainland so northern Europeans simply migrated to Iceland. Another theory is that Viking explorers …simply settled there after discovering it. (MORE)
If you mean the name then before it was named Iceland it was called Snæland (Snowland (some dude saw snow in the mountains and thought it was a good idea)) Iceland was only… named Iceland because someone saw some ice floating in sea when they arrived. Iceland is not covered with snow and ice and there for it is not an "ice" land (MORE)