Imagine an island, rising up from the North-Atlantic Sea and resting on the Arctic Circle’s shoulder as one of the outposts of Europe. Iceland sits on its throne; a hot spot on the Mid-Atlantic ridge that gave birth to the island some 16 million years ago and is still moulding the landscape with its volcanic activity.
Iceland is a geologically young land and the combination of the country’s northerly location and it’s geology makes Iceland a place where forces of nature, fire and ice along with waterand wind, come together to create a spectacular scenery.