A Short History of the Kayak
The Kayak has been used for both transport and sport since ancient times across the world. The Inuits were the first people in the world to invent the kayak.
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Iceland
Gorgeous Geysirs: Vatnajokul Glacier
Vatnajokul is the third largest glacier in the world and a perfect spot to experience the midnight sun and hot springs nestled in caves of ice and mountainous glaciers. Two major “must see” sites in Vatnajokul are Gulfoss and Geysir.
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Hell, Fire and Brimstone: The Vikings land in Iceland
Iceland was the last country in Europe to be settled upon in the 9th Century, and its history is relatively short but diverse and dominated by one fierce race – the Vikings.
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The Northern Lights
Often described as natural fireworks, the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis most often take the form of streaks of colours across the sky, and vary in colour from faint pastel tones of greens, yellows and pinks, through to bright shades of reds and golden yellows.
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Volcanic Iceland
Iceland, known as the Land of Fire and Ice, has the youngest geology of anywhere in the world
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