 When you go to Iceland you will be entertained and amazed by:  Geyser water.  Gullfoss waterfall.  The Northern lights.  Icelandic trolls.  Reykjavik the capital city.  The blue lagoon open all year.  Thingvellir (national park.)  Vatnajokull glacier.  Volcano Hekla.  And Volcano hikes.

The capital city Reykjavik. The capital city Reykjavik has a population of 199,000 with nearby communities. Reykjavik is the country’s capital and the heart of the current Icelandic society. The old town centre contains some charming buildings dating back to the 18 th and 19 th centuries presenting good examples of the history.

Interesting facts  About7250km is covered with glaciers.  The average temperature is 5 c.  Iceland has NO army, navy or air force  Their economy is heavily dependent upon fishing  Life expectancy is -81 for women and 76 for men.

flights  Leave Melbourne on Saturday to London. Time Leave 3:30 pm Arrive at 5:25. Price: $42050 or euro. Leave London to Reykjavik on Tuesday 1.9 at 11:30am and arrive at 1:10pm. Price: $340 or 975 euro.

Accommodation 1  Reykjavik 4 you apartments.  Close to the main shops.  Brand new luxury apartments.  And FREE PARKING!  Price: $250 per night

Accommodation 2  Hotel Ork  Address: Breidumork 1c 810 Reykjavik  Hotel Ork Is a very pretty place to stay the is in a good position to see the northern light.  LOCATION  Hotel Ork is located in natural surroundings, on the outskirts of the village.  ROOM AMENITIES  * 85 spacious and well furnished twin rooms offer guests private bath, mini-bar, telephone and a TV.  Price: $650 per night.

Accommodation 3 Hotel Hilton  KING SUITE  Spoil yourself in this spacious 60m²/646sq.ft suite with Executive Lounge access and views of Reykjavik Bay and Mount Esja. The elegant suite in cool, calm tones has 1 king bed and separate living room. Work in comfort at the desk, surf the web with high- speed internet access or recline on the sofa to watch DVD's on the TV. Sleeps 2 adults.  Price $1,000 per night.

Festival 1  In June - Sailors Day  It’s the only day when every ship in Iceland is in harbor, and all the sailors have a day off. Boats and ships of all sizes come into port carrying sailors eager to try their hands at strongman competitions and rowing competitions between ship crews and companies.

Festival 2  in August - Unglist – Young Art Festival  Unglist, the art festival of young people, has been a yearly event in Reykjavik since The program consists of music, design, fashion, photography, paintings and theatre just to mention a few. Young art’s main purpose is to give all culture's dark corners a chance to shine and get their art into the public spotlight.

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