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Norway’s most of the stunning fjords, spectacular mountains and glaciers are easily accessible, but some of the best places are more popular than others.

A fascinating journey through the shooting of the Game of Thrones. This article will take you to the lands behind the wall and tell you about the best sights of Iceland.

Most visitors to the Scandinavian countries of Denmark, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden try to flock during warm summer months. It's a pleasant time to explore the strikingly beautiful cities such as Stockholm or Copenhagen during long hours of daylight with a barely setting sun, enjoy boat trips around archipelagos of thousands of islands or cruise through and hike around Norwegian fjords.

Scandinavia is a region of breathtaking waterways, beautiful mountain peaks and colorful towns decorating the most picturesque landscapes. This “Land of the Vikings” offers undisturbed ecosystems, extensive forests, awesome archipelagos waiting to be discovered again and again.

Iceland geologically is a very young country, still being shaped by the forces of nature - earth, air, fire, and water. Active volcanoes, glaciers, fjords, black volcanic sand beaches, roaring rivers, and flowering valleys form the Icelandic landscape and surprisingly remain virtually untouched by human civilization. These rugged and "unearthly" landscapes are ideally suited for an active holiday and cannot fail adventurous travelers.

Iceland is home to some of the most massive glaciers and fire spitting volcanoes. It is also the land of sunshine and darkness. Independent visitors are welcome there. However, traveling with a group is considered a better travel deal in Iceland.