A journey through articles to explore Iceland in depth

The north of the country comes together around Lake Myvatn's many natural wonders. The region is marked by volcanic activity which is ever present with specific landscapes.

With their coastal areas, mountains and national parks, Iceland's west and north west regions are ideal places to observe animals in their natural habitat. Here is a quick guide to the species it's possible to see when visiting Iceland, especially the western and northern parts of the country.

Iceland is a country famous for its wild and wonderful landscapes. Skaftafell National Park, located in its south east, is easy to access at any time of year and has some gorgeous scenery to offer. As for Jökulsárlón lake, it has the honour of being one of the most photographed places in the whole country.

Every year, Iceland is back in the top 3 countries where one lives best and where people are happiest, both in Europe and the world at large. This placing is explained by different factors such as the end of the economic crisis or the equality of men and women in society.