Roughly the size of Newfoundland, and with just over half its inhabitants, Iceland is Europe’s most sparsely populated nation. This makes it a nature lover’s dream of lava fields, glacial mountains, tumultuous rivers, slumbering volcanoes, and thunderous waterfalls. Deluxe adventures in a tiny package. And while the interior highlands of this far-flung island remain inhospitable and uninhabited, many of the nation’s natural wonders are only a road trip and a stone’s throw away. Continue reading Little Land of Giants: 7-Day Ring Road Trip in Iceland