Forty Collyer’s Geography, Geology and Environmental Science students have just returned from Iceland after an action and ice-packed four-day educational adventure.

There are many reasons to add Iceland to your travel itinerary next year. In addition to its natural wonders, the country also has a rich and storied Viking history.

We rank the 12 Best Places to Visit in Iceland. See which places our readers like the best, and vote for your favorites.

Topping the list as the world’s best country to move to in 2025 is Iceland, the glorious, harsh, North Atlantic island, which ...

To be fair, most of Iceland from fire-spewing volcanoes to glaciers, geysers and spectacular waterfalls is a giant movie set masquerading as a country. Bridge over blue lagoon. Pic: Getty Images ...

This small, icy moon is characterized by its highly reflective white surface and geyser-like jets releasing ice and water vapor hundreds of kilometers into space from its south pole. NASA's ...

Iceland does not run short of natural attractions — geysers, waterfalls, lava fields, volcanic craters and Icelandic horses that can withstand the harsh winter weather as they neigh and gallop ...

The geothermal joint venture of Iceland Drilling and Elemental Energies combines drilling and subsurface expertise, offering a suite of integrated services. Subsurface, well engineering and well ...

A perfect blend of style and performance, this 2000W storage geyser ensures long-lasting hot water supply with an energy-efficient build. Enjoy instant hot water with its 3000W power. A sleek, compact ...

Iceland is known for its incredible scenery and dramatic landscapes, which includes waterfalls, thermal springs, lagoons and geysers. It’s also famous for the Northern Lights, with many ...

On day three of the tour, we will behold the power of nature at the explosive thermal area in Geysir, one of the best places to witness geysers in Iceland. On the way back to our hotel in Reykjavík, ...

Iceland is renowned for its natural wonders, drawing visitors from all over the world. But if every tourist tramples on those natural wonders like the one featured below, it's only a matter of time ...