Do you love exploring natural wonders and visiting historic landmarks? You’ll get the best of both worlds in Iceland. From volcanic lava and geothermal fields, to massive glaciers and flowing ...

a geyser that gushes water 60 to 100 feet into the air every five minutes; among other attractions. According to recent visitors, the Golden Circle, which sits in South Iceland about 25 miles away ...

On day three of the tour, we will behold the power of nature at the explosive thermal area in Geysir, one of the best places to witness geysers in Iceland. On the way back to our hotel in Reykjavík, ...

It is part of Iceland's popular Golder Circle ... Strokkur Geysir is one of the most active geysers in the world. The hot springs temperature is between 80-100 degrees C, but it can reach 240 ...

Iceland does not run short of natural attractions — geysers, waterfalls, lava fields, volcanic craters and Icelandic horses that can withstand the harsh winter weather as they neigh and gallop ...