Iceland

Glaciers, volcanoes, fjords, geysers, black sand beaches, lava fields, and more.

According to Journy's expert trip designers.

Reykjavik is filled with glaciers and mountains and birds and beautiful wonders of nature, but sometimes you just need to take a rest and catch a breather in between your adventures. Here are some of the coziest coffee shops to kick back and have a nice warm drink in. Heimabakarí Heimabakarí Eðalbrauð Ehf [https://www.facebook.com/heimabakari/]Just steps from the Husavik harbor, Heimabakari is a family-run café and bakery where they serve traditional Icelandic pastries and other house-made bake

With a serious case of wanderlust, I tend to avoid returning to a place I've already visited. For Iceland, however, I made a rare exception. I first came to Iceland about ten years ago. While that may seem quite recent, when you factor in two volcanic eruptions, the economic crisis of 2008, a boom in American tourism and the impeachment of the prime minister, the country I first visited might as well have been a far-off galaxy. Moyan Brenn, @_camillaruth_ A New Sense Of Namaste: Landing In Icel