Reykjavik
Publisher: Wikitravel 2014
Number of pages: 20
Description:
A trip you will never forget, travel to Iceland and discover its capital Reykjavik. Best time to travel is summer when the sky doesn't turn dark. Rent a car and enjoy Island's magnificent nature, see the famous geysers, visit volcano Hekla and relax in the Blue Lagoon.
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