Author: icelandorg

Icelandic traditional holidays are an essential part of Icelandic culture. The mixture of the holidays Read More

There are many defining characteristics of Iceland that make its unique geography stand out from Read More

Iceland is famous for many things, most of them with the land’s geography and awe-inspiring Read More

With an area of 103.000 square kilometers, Iceland is the 18th largest island in the Read More

Iceland is divided into eight primary regions separated primarily by geography and some of the Read More

Peninsulas are specific landforms or land pieces surrounded by water on three sides and attached Read More

Iceland is a small island with several national parks and natural reserves. To be more Read More

The Icelandic population has seen recent changes in its population and demographics. We highlight these Read More

Volcanoes are one of the main geographic features of Iceland. It is considered that Iceland Read More

In Iceland, there are over 55 rivers. Some long and fast and others short and Read More

Iceland’s mountainous landscape combined with northern latitude, which has lots of rain, snow, and glaciers, Read More

The main geographical features of Iceland (Land of Ice and Fire) are mountains, glaciers, volcanoes, Read More

Iceland is among the most expensive and one of the top countries in jobs and Read More

Up until the 19th century, farming was among the most important economic branches in Iceland. Read More

Iceland is the motherland of some of the most famous geysers in the world. In Read More

Iceland has been widely shaped by glacial activity. The glaciers have been responsible for dips Read More

The Icelandic climate is best described as windy, cloudy, and perpetually unstable. The ocean’s Gulf Read More

Popularly called the “Land of Ice and Fire,” Iceland is rich in volcanoes. Iceland has Read More

In Iceland, there are 63 named localities. Four of them are classified as cities, while Read More

A canyon, also known as a gorge, is a deep valley formed by weathering and Read More