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12 THINGS TO DO IN REYKJAVIK (JUNE 04 - JUNE 13)
Midnight Sun
One of Icelandic natural phenomena that will certainly take your breath away
Atlantic Puffins
Watch million cute birds fly around beautiful Icelandic fjords and islands
Golden Circle
Follow the legendary trail in the southwest of Iceland and you will see massive waterfalls, shooting geysers, and separating tectonic plates
Inside Thrihnukagigur Volcano Tour
A trip to Iceland wouldn't be full without exploring a dormant volcano from inside
Glacier Walking
The very name of the country implies this is the land of ice, and you can't leave it without ice walking experience
South of Iceland
Every corner of this country is beautiful in its own way, but its southern tip is blessed with a true collection of landmarks definitely not to be missed
Wild Salmon and Trout
These two kinds of fish are very popular among the Icelanders and definitely a “must try”
Caving in Leiðarendi Lava Tube
The curious shapes of Leidarendi are the result of millennial volcanic activity
Quad Biking (ATV Tours)
A great way to combine Icelandic nature with sightseeing and get a bump of adrenaline
Snæfellsnes Peninsula
The wonders of Snæfellsnes Peninsula once inspired Jules Verne to write his famous science fiction novel. May your visit be that fruitful too!
Fjord Kayaking
Secluded and calm waterways full of wildlife are an excellent location for paddlers
Sea Angling
A sea angling trip means a 100% fishing success and delicious fresh fish barbecue on board
12 THINGS TO DO OUT OF SELECTED DATE RANGE
Illuminated Gravestones
You won't see much difference between the day and night, as it will be freezing all the time. But there is a light at the end of a tunnel, oops, sorry, of a cemetry
Menningarnótt
One of the most popular events that brings thousands of Icelanders to the capital of the country
Fresh Lamb Meat
An Icelandic tradition that makes the lamb taste extraordinary
Twelfth Night
Light up the bonfires and dance all night!
Secret Lagoon
An alternative to a celebrated Blue Lagoon, less advertised but equally enjoyable
Winter Lights Festival
An amazing event that, besides the Northern Lights, brights up the Icelandic sky
Þorramatur
An old custom left behind the Norse pagan tradition, but still interesting and luscious
New Year's Bonfires
Old Icelandic tradition unites neighbours, friends, and strangers
Christmas Smoked Lamb
Another lamb specialty on Iceland, maybe even better that the fresh lamb
Beer Day
There's a thing called the Beer Day in numerous countries around the world, but Icelandic one has an interesting story behind it
Bolludagur
The Bun Day is a fun holiday representing a family tradition and includes yummy delicacies
New Year's Eve Fireworks
Raise a sparkling glass to the future at the sight of glittering Reykjavik
