What should no first-time traveler to Iceland miss?
In terms of natural attractions, the main ones are the geysers, the hot springs, the waterfalls and the glaciers, all located along the so-called Golden Circle. The black sand lava beaches on the southern shore are incredible, and of course you can’t come to Iceland without trying some Icelandic fish. One of my favorite restaurants, Ó in Reykjavík, prepares it in a traditional but sophisticated way. What would you suggest for a traveler seeking real adventure and activities in Iceland? There is so much to do: snowmobiling on the glaciers, which are not just smooth white surfaces in Iceland, as they have cracks that you can see—one of the reasons you should go with an experienced guide. Whale watching is another favorite, especially for families. Boats depart from Reykjavík or from the northern town of Husavik, and in summertime the viewing is fantastic. We also arrange for people to go rafting in glacial rivers, cave diving and ice climbing. A lot of people also come to horseback ride
