Island Reiseführer Michael Müller Verlag

Travel differently and discover the extraordinary: With the latest tips from the Michael Müller travel guides, you can tailor your trip to be individual, sustainable, and safe.

Wild, vast land, unspoiled nature, peace of mind – Iceland is perfect for individualists and adventurers. The Iceland travel guide by Christine Sadler and Jens Willhardt, now in its 9th edition, showcases the rugged beauty of Iceland's contrasting nature over 792 pages with 364 color photos. 67 maps and 167 hikes and tours will lead you to every corner of the island. The authors have explored and verified everything on-site, allowing you to embark on the rewarding adventure of an Iceland vacation with peace of mind.

An overview of all of Iceland: 32 pages about Reykjavík – with this, you'll know the capital almost as well as the locals. From the Reykjanes Peninsula and the Golden Circle, you’ll journey to the Westman Islands, the green south coast, the icy world in the southeast, the East Fjords, and the northeast with Lake Mývatn. Akureyri and the northwest are described, followed by the west, the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, the West Fjords, and the uninhabited highlands. The removable map at a scale of 1:900,000 provides an overview. About 500 pages with 50 detailed maps inform – meticulously researched – about all travel destinations, from waterfalls and hot springs to crater lakes and geysers.

What to do in Iceland: Climb a volcano or ride an Icelandic horse? Go glacier hiking with crampons or embark on a kayaking tour through the bizarre rock formations of the fjords? Discover the magic of the Northern Lights or take a lesson at the Elf School? The travel guide to Iceland provides detailed information on activities and excursion options over 20 pages and in all regional chapters.

Eating and drinking: Where can you find fish and chips? Where can you find fine dining?.