The 5 reasons to go to Iceland!
 Are you looking forward to a trip north and enjoy a good change of scenery? Here are 5 good reasons to take a trip to Iceland.

Get to know impressive geothermal places
 Curious to know curiosity for when you travel to Iceland? Craters, fumaroles, sulfur, bubbling pools, volcanoes, lava fields, hot springs, as well as some natural phenomena produced by the volcanic activity that exists in this country. If you've never had the chance to watch a geyser explode, or see smoke coming from the ground, don't wait any longer.

 Enjoy the hot springs
 Iceland is a volcanic country and has significant geothermal activity. Some hot springs are naturally warm, and there is nothing more pleasant than bathing in them. Although the Blue Lagoon is the most famous place, there are many other sites that have these famous hot springs, sometimes lost in the middle of wild nature and far from all human activity. Essential place to relax.

See the Northern Lights
 Located around latitude 65º, Iceland is one of the countries where the Northern Lights can be observed. This phenomenon is only visible between September and March, and depends on weather conditions, especially clear skies. But when you have the opportunity to see them, it is wonderful.

Contemplate spectacular landscapes
 Iceland is a 100% natural destination. From the moment you leave the capital Reykjavik, you will be transported to a mineral universe in which volcanoes and glaciers reign. The country is covered in lava fields, deep craters, towering cliffs, and powerful waterfalls. The best way to get to know the country is to explore it on foot.

Feel alone in the world
A sparsely populated country with totally wild regions, Iceland is one of those rare environments in Europe where you can walk a whole day without meeting anyone, a rare luxury that is savored along magnificent walks through the heart of nature Icelandic.

When to travel to Iceland?
Temperatures in Iceland generally do not change drastically from season to season, but are rather moderate. The best time to visit the country is during the summer months (June to September) or at the end of spring (between May and June). Winter in Iceland is not as cold as people think, we cannot leave without admiring the impressive Northern Lights.