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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Iceland, known as the Land of Fire and Ice, has the youngest geology of anywhere in the world
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Shark meat is buried for between two and six months, until it has reached just the right stage of decomposition. It’s known as hakarl, and is a real treat for steely stomached Icelanders.
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Iceland’s volcanic landscape is rugged and dramatic with barren lava fields, hot springs and jets of steam spewing from cracks in the earth.
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Out in the most northern points of Europe, imported foods are a rare and expensive commodity, so your best bet is to catch your own, and hunting and fishing form a huge part of the social experience as well as the major industry in these cold and icy lands.
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