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Iceland's newfound tourism popularity is well-deserved. Not only is the Nordic island nation home to majestic mountains, an abandoned airplane wreckage that even Justin Bieber's a fan of, 130+ active ...

And you thought the Four Corners was cool. There is a famous spot in Iceland where you can dive or snorkel between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates — and it should be your next travel ...

REYKJAVIK, Iceland - In between two continents, I slipped into the water, submerged my face, and looked around. There was no coral, no fish - just pieces of lava rock, submerged in glacial runoff, ...

* Among the island's first settlers were Norwegian Vikings; Icelandic, the language, is essentially an old form of Norwegian, with an Irish or Scottish accent. * Ruled for centuries by Denmark, ...

In between North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, Iceland’s Silfra fissure is one of the world’s most famous dive sites, popular with tourists who venture into its icy waters. Visibility ...

SNORKELLING – it’s all blue skies, balmy waters and tropical fishes, right? Not in Iceland. Here, the hardy or insane — depending on your view — take to waters that drop to minus 10 degrees.

Iceland has become the little nation that could. Despite an economic collapse in 2008, the island has bounced back on the tourism charts and made the cut of must-see 2013 destinations, according to ...