Iceland

Capital city: Reykjavik Highest Point: Hvannadalshnukur, at Vatnajokull glacier (6922ft / 2110m) Lowest Point: Atlantic Ocean (0ft / 0m) Land Area: 38,707 sq. mi (100,250 sq. km) Water Area: 1062 sq. mi (2750 sq. km) Total Area: 39,768 sq. mi (103,000 sq. km) Coastline: 3088 miles (4970 km)

Gullfoss Waterfall
Gullfoss is a tiered waterfall, with a total height of 105 feet (32m). Born from the Hvita River, the crevice is hidden from sight...
Jokulsarlon
So exactly what colour is an iceberg? Those who have never seen one will probably expect it to be white or transparent like an...
Seljalandsfoss Waterfall
Despite its name and northern latitude, Iceland is most certainly not a frozen wasteland. Most visitors, however, expect to experience the raw beauty of...
Dettifoss Waterfall
Dettifoss Waterfall is reputedly the most powerful waterfall in Europe, drops 148 ft (45m) into Iceland’s largest canyon, the Jokulsargljufur Canyon. Situated on the...