Iceland is rich in natural wonder. Indeed, it is on the Reykjanes peninsular where Europe meets America at the Continental Divide in terms of the junction between the tectonic plates of the Earth’s crust where there is perhaps more activity here than elsewhere on Earth. Several high-temperature geothermal areas are found in this region along with a number of active volcanoes. Available as a bolt on, you’ll witness Iceland’s stark and dramatic beauty. Visit Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO-Listed site and home of Iceland’s first parliament, Gulfoss - Iceland’s most magnificent waterfall where in summer water from the glacial fields of the north plummets in sheets and in winter the effect is frozen and the great Geyser field. Strokkur spouts scalding hot water to a height of some 30 metres every 15 minutes or so!

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