The world’s most northerly capital city, Reykjavik is the gateway to some of the most spectacular, natural marvels known to man, with bubbling geysers, immense glaciers, spectacular waterfalls and natural geothermal springs, all within easy reach of the city.

Iceland, which lies on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, was formed by the drifting apart of the American and eurasion tectonic plates. Due to the newness of the land itself (apprximately 16 - 20 million years_ the crust of the earth is thin which accounts for the huge number of hot springs around the country.

• A rich and diverse culture offering museums, art galleries, a symphony orchestra and an opera house.
• Abundant local delicacies and fresh fish in the excellent brasseries and trendy cafés which are amongst the best in Europe.
• An increasingly famed nightlife scene.
• One of the smallest capital cities in the world and it’s easy to find your way around.
• A land of fire and ice with glaciers, volcanoes, the midnight sun, and the northern lights.
• A long weekend is time enough to sample the city, culture and nightlife, as well as marvel at the surrounding landscape on a day trip out.