Land of Ice & Fire

Since they coexist equally in this region, Iceland has been called the "Land of Ice and Fire." Currently, ice covers just 10% of this contrasting island, and it has the largest glaciers in Europe.

There is a mere 330,000 national population, with the majority living in the capital, Reykjavik, and its immediate hinterland. Geologically, it is a young country, very barren, with active volcanoes, black sandy beaches, and roaring water.
One of the things that it is known for is its waterfalls, and they are among the lovely natural features that visitors can enjoy.