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In this travel talk, Cameron Hewitt shares tips for traveling in Iceland — whether for 24 hours or 2 weeks. From the user-friendly capital, Reykjavík, we'll day-trip to the Blue Lagoon lava-rock spa, the Golden Circle, and the volcanic South Coast. Then we'll drive around the country's perimeter on the 800-mile Ring Road, which links bubbling thermal springs, jagged volcanic peaks, fjordside towns, and dreamy glacial lagoons. Visit http://www.ricksteves.com for more European travel information.

You can also watch this same talk one chapter at a time:

Travel Skills: https://youtu.be/aap1phLVbsA 
Reykjavík: https://youtu.be/uGP018-Vzcs
Reykjavík Day Trips: https://youtu.be/4U9mQ_-dS-4
Iceland's Ring Road: https://youtu.be/iKEHwB7n5gk

Check out the Rick Steves Iceland guidebook: https://store.ricksteves.com/shop/p/iceland-guidebook and other Iceland information on our website: https://www.ricksteves.com/europe/iceland

Read Cameron’s blog series on Iceland: https://blog.ricksteves.com/cameron/category/iceland/

Watch Kevin Williams’ travel talk about Reykjavík Highlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzTr_3AUG7w

Recorded on March 17, 2018 • Rick Steves' Europe Travel Center
 
Written, Presented, and Produced by Cameron Hewitt
Filmed and Edited by Zen Wolfang • Second Camera by Ariana David
Graphics by Heather Locke and Rhonda Pelikan
Photography by Cameron Hewitt, Ian Watson, Dave Hoerlein, Trish Feaster, and others
 
© 2018 Rick Steves' Europe, Inc.
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This Is Phil Fish

I have been working with Rick
Steves since the year 2000.

but mostly I'm a guidebook
researcher and writer,

And I've got to say, I've
done work on guidebooks

in 40 different countries all over Europe,

This is an amazing place and it's a place

When you go to a place
that's this popular,

you almost expect it to be disappointing.

And I have to say, working
on our guidebook here,

every time I go here I just
keep thinking to myself,

This is an amazing place,
there's things you can see

So let me tell you a little bit about why,

for starters, I think
Iceland is so amazing.

easy-to-navigate capital city, Reykjavik,

that also has kind of a
colorful art and food scene.

But the main reason that you go to Iceland

And when you do that, you get to see some

but beautiful towns in
spectacular natural settings.

But the main reason, the number
one reason I think why most

people go to Iceland is for the
spectacular natural scenery.

This is kind of Europe's Big Sky Country.

This is an absolutely
astonishingly beautiful place.

you've got waterfalls,
(audience laughing)

Did I mention they have
waterfalls in Iceland?

There's a lot to see and
a lot to do in Iceland

in the countryside and it's
also a unique landscape.

This is a very active
geothermal volcanic landscape.

You'll walk through
landscapes like you will never

You'll feel like you're
walking on the surface of

another planet, like you're
in some sort of a sci-fi epic.

The landscapes in Iceland I
like to describe as cinematic.

And pretty much any time
you're watching a movie

it was probably filmed in
Iceland, really majestic.

And because of all this volcanic activity,

you have really unique
and interesting landforms.

And the Icelanders have
done an amazing job

of harnessing the power of their country,

You've got wonderful
thermal baths where you can

in naturally heated water
in volcanic surroundings.

Iceland, though, is the
land of fire and ice.

that's hard to see in other
parts of Europe are glaciers.

sometimes literally right
on top of a dormant volcano.

All of the details I'm about
to talk about in this class

And I wanted to give a shout
out and a special thank you

and he's the guy who wrote
most of it, Ian Watson.

In addition to having
decades of guidebook writing

experience, Ian actually lived
in Iceland for many years.

He speaks fluent Icelandic,
he has Icelandic citizenship,

So we collaborated with Ian
because he's the one who says

not only Reykjavik has a dozen
geothermal swimming pools,

but he can tell you how
they're all different

and which one is best for
people hanging out after work.

Ian knows which roads freeze
over first in the wintertime.

So you can warn people
if you're off season,

So a big thanks to Ian, he
literally taught Rick and I

I want to start with a quick
introduction of Iceland,

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