Have you ever tasted fresh scallops straight from the sea? If not then the “Unique Adventure Tour” the right boat tour for you – seafood simply doesn’t come fresher than this! On this tour you also explore numerous islands, see countless birds, experience puffins, shags, kittiwakes and other birds close up. If you are lucky you could also see the white-tailed eagle in his surroundings. This is a  more
Extreme Iceland is an all around fully licensed travel agency where our customer and the Icelandic nature are put into the foreground. We plan our clients’ trips from A-Z, and acquire whichever service that is needed to make the tour as enjoyable as possible. Extreme Iceland‘s directors and employees lay heavy emphasis on offering you your dream trip in Iceland. We can plan everything about your trip, whether it's accommodation in Iceland or any  more
Only about 40 min. drive from our capital Reykjavík. No noise or air pollution. No disruption to the biota. A relaxed and good exercise. Interesting study of nature. Suitable to both groups and individuals. The water area is very special, has a resemblance to swamp area. The coastline and the skerries are national reserve. The whole area is known for its unique beauty.   more
Many popular routes lead up Mt. Esja, and thousands of hikers meander their way to the top every year. Numerous trails have already been made, and many others are awaiting construc-tion. A great number of people have taken part in developing these trails, including The Iceland Tourist Association, which organises hiking trips up Mt. Esja, as well as the Icelandic Forest Service, Friends of Esja, and others. The SPRON Savings Bank has financially supported  more
Iceland is considered a hiker’s paradise. With lunar landscapes scarred by mass lava flows, glaciers, black sand and deep lakes, there is much to witness on foot. One hike certainly not to be missed is a climb up Mt. Esja, Reykjavik’s most enduring landmark. Accessible to even those of moderate athleticism, the peak of Esja offers incredible views of southwest Iceland. There’s nothing like ascending the mountain during the summer, as the sun dang¬les  more
Mountaineering is a great way to travel and learn about the country. Big mountains always make you more humble. The accomplishments attained while climbing enrich one's life far beyond the events of a particular "summit day." The preparation, training and dreaming that precede a great adventure are a big part of the total package.   more




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