This is one of the most memorable dive sites I've been lucky enough to visit during my dive career. It's very cold (dry suit provided) and there's not really any vegetation or wildlife to speak of but where else can you touch North America with one hand and Europe with the other!

Definitely the best way to explore this smaller glacier is on a snowmobile. It takes a while to get up to the hut where the tour starts from but it was an amazing experience.

This slightly less visited park in the extreme west of the country is truly stunning. We walked around the coast path between a couple of the small villages. Totally worth the drive.

When in Iceland you have to visit the place whose name lent itself to all the other Geysers! Once you're done with taking slow-mo videos of Strokkur, the biggest most regular hot spring take a walk up the hills behind to get a great view away from the crowds.

One of the most iconic waterfalls in a country with many amazing examples this is definitely worth a visit. The visitor center is also pretty modern and a good place to grab a bite to eat or pick up some souvenirs.

Thingvellir is the rift between the North American and European tectonic plates. A big park which is worth taking your time to explore. I visited on an organised tour on an earlier visit. I'd recommend this for first time visitors as there is a lot of Icelandic history wrapped up in this place.

Great downtown pub with a really good beer selection and good food.