Description
Intrepid Iceland is your inspirational guide to discovering the most engaging and unique experiences from across the country, for first-timers and returning travellers alike. Whether it's an introduction to the country, or a chance to explore new places and experiences, this guide is not just a checklist of things to do, but instead offers insight into the tapestry of things that make Iceland amazing - majestic volcanic landscapes, vibrant cities and villages, unique cuisine, rich culture and history and once-in-a-lifetime nature experiences.
Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Icelandic landscape by visiting its lakes and waterfalls, hike its peaks and explore its historic turf houses. Participate in Reykjavik Pride and catch a game of swamp soccer. Dare yourself to go glacial river rafting, or try viking sushi in Breidafjordur Bay. Learn lessons from Djupivogur, Iceland's first designated slow city, or help out at the puffin rescue centre on the Westmann Islands.
Part of the Intrepid Country Guide series, this guidebook will help you get a greater insight and understanding of the parts of a place, to learn from locals who can help you discover the authentic, the eccentric, the rare and the astonishing. All done with an eye to sustainability, to celebrate the planet and protect its unique environments, and making ethical choices that give back to the local makers and communities.
About the Author
Intrepid Travel has been on a mission to create positive change through the joy of travel since 1989. Headquartered in Australia, Intrepid offers over 1000 small group adventures across every continent. As the world's largest purpose-led adventure travel company (and a proud B Corp), Intrepid strives to balance purpose and profit through an ethical and conscious approach to travel for travellers and the communities they visit. In 2023, Intrepid was named one of TIME Magazine's 100 Most Influential Companies, alongside other recent accolades including Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies award (2021, 2022, 2023), the Best for the World - Governance award from B Lab, B Corporation (2022), and TTG Media's Touring & Adventure Operator of the Year (2022).
Book Information
ISBN 9781741179330
Author Intrepid
Format Paperback
Page Count 240
Imprint Hardie Grant Explore
Publisher Hardie Grant Explore
Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Icelandic landscape by visiting its lakes and waterfalls, hike its peaks and explore its historic turf houses. Participate in Reykjavik Pride and catch a game of swamp soccer. Dare yourself to go glacial river rafting, or try viking sushi in Breidafjordur Bay. Learn lessons from Djupivogur, Iceland's first designated slow city, or help out at the puffin rescue centre on the Westmann Islands.
Part of the Intrepid Country Guide series, this guidebook will help you get a greater insight and understanding of the parts of a place, to learn from locals who can help you discover the authentic, the eccentric, the rare and the astonishing. All done with an eye to sustainability, to celebrate the planet and protect its unique environments, and making ethical choices that give back to the local makers and communities.
About the Author
Intrepid Travel has been on a mission to create positive change through the joy of travel since 1989. Headquartered in Australia, Intrepid offers over 1000 small group adventures across every continent. As the world's largest purpose-led adventure travel company (and a proud B Corp), Intrepid strives to balance purpose and profit through an ethical and conscious approach to travel for travellers and the communities they visit. In 2023, Intrepid was named one of TIME Magazine's 100 Most Influential Companies, alongside other recent accolades including Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies award (2021, 2022, 2023), the Best for the World - Governance award from B Lab, B Corporation (2022), and TTG Media's Touring & Adventure Operator of the Year (2022).
Book Information
ISBN 9781741179330
Author Intrepid
Format Paperback
Page Count 240
Imprint Hardie Grant Explore
Publisher Hardie Grant Explore
