Island - Turistický průvodce – Leffman David (2017)

Iceland – a fairy-tale beautiful country, whose tourism is rapidly growing. Although Iceland is not a sought-after destination for lovers of scorching sun and hot beaches, it offers unique attractions that are very rare worldwide. Moreover, these enormous natural formations are only minimally affected by humans, making them monuments that take your breath away. When you realize that you are standing in this icy kingdom just a stone's throw from the Arctic Circle, the whole fairy-tale charm is further amplified. Iceland is home to just under 323,000 inhabitants, two-thirds of whom live in the capital city, Reykjavik. This means that if you want to travel and explore the entire country, you can drive for hours and hours without encountering a single person. If you take the Ring Road, good signage will lead you to Iceland's greatest attractions – the enormous roaring waterfalls, massive glaciers, or volcanoes that never sleep. You can also take advantage of the services of one of the travel agencies and book a trip to the sea for whale and puffin watching or directly into the heart of a glacier. The adventure and adrenaline of solitary tourists will surely be heightened by the fact that for dozens of kilometers on their route, they may not encounter a single shop, a single shelter to...