Iceland travel guide Michael Müller publishing house

Wild, vast land, pristine nature, peace of mind - Iceland is made for individualists and adventurers. The Iceland travel guide by Christine Sadler and Jens Willardt in 8th edition shows on 756 pages with 310 color photos the austere beauty of Iceland's contrasting nature. 52 maps and 153 hikes and tours take you to every corner of the island. The authors have explored and checked everything on the spot. So you can embark on the rewarding adventure Iceland vacation without worry.

• All of Iceland at a glance: 32 pages on Reykjavik - so you know your way around the capital as well as the locals. From the Reykjanes Peninsula and Golden Circle to the Westman Islands, the green south coast, the ice world in the southeast, the East Fjords and into the northeast. Mývatn and Akureyri in the northeast and northwest, finally the west, the Snæfellsnes peninsula, the West Fjords and the uninhabited highlands - a vacation in Iceland is incomparable. The removable map at a scale of 1:900,000 provides an overview. Around 500 pages with 52 detailed maps provide information - meticulously researched - about all destinations up to crater lakes and geysers.

• What to do in Iceland: The vast country invites you to explore by bicycle, even if you have to reckon with headwinds. A glacier hike with crampons or a kayak tour through the bizarre rock formations of the fjords? Discover the magic of the northern lights or take lessons at the elf school? On 20 pages, the travel guide Iceland provides detailed information about activities and excursions.

• Eating & drinking: Where can you get fish & chips? Where can you find the finest cuisine from internationally awarded chefs? Where can you get traditional meat soup and specialties like skyr or moss milk or tea? All found out and tested for you by the authors.

• Practical travel tips for an unforgettable Icelandic vacation: On 50 pages, the authors give proven tips and advice for a..