Undoubtedly one of Iceland’s most visited attractions, the Blue Lagoon geothermal spa is as iconic to Iceland as the Eiffel Tower is to France. You’ll find the stunning blue waters of the lagoon surrounded by a stark black lava field. Its amenities include an in-lagoon bar, steam rooms carved from the volcanic rock, various relaxation rooms, a restaurant, and a huge manmade waterfall, which doubles as a masseuse for those in need of a shoulder rub!
Icelandic cuisine is similar to other Scandinavian cuisines and like them - relies heavily on a mix of meats from both land and sea. Meats such as lamb and fish are the most prominent, and then of course Minke Whale and Puffin ...
Iceland is a very similar to countries such as Norway, Sweden and Denmark and has very little in the way of culturally accepted norms that wouldn’t be acceptable in mainland Europe, though you will find that most Icelande...
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