IT has made it on to the Government’s green list and is welcoming vaccinated British tourists.
But while Iceland’s astonishing scenery and incredible geological attractions are a huge draw, it can be expensive.
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Iceland offers astonishing scenery and incredible geological attractions, but it can be expensive
There is plenty to explore, from puffins in the east to the black beaches and active volcanoes of the south and whale watching in the north.
Don’t miss the Museum of Nonsense in the Westfjords either.
But the price of food, drink and accommodation in its capital Reykjavik and other towns can be steep.