Reykjavík, Iceland's Vibrant Capital - Rick Steves' Europe Travel Bite

But this time with no near-death falls? Volcanoes, geysers, glaciers, black-sand beaches, and waterfalls you can walk right behind — Iceland, the land of ice and fire, in six days. We’ll straddle two tectonic plates, soak in a geothermal lagoon, float past icebergs, and strap crampons on to hike an actual glacier. And before you spiral: it’s a Level 2 trip. The hikes are short, the beds are real, and breakfast is included. I’ve done the suffer-in-a-tent-for-five-months version of the outdoors. T

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Think Iceland is all ice? Think again!