111 Places in Iceland that you shouldn't miss

Iceland's specialties are its contrasts. The capital of Reykjavík offers urban life with an unbelievable cultural variety, yet you can find yourself in total isolation in the barren lava landscapes of the island. Fire and ice have not only shaped the unmistakable face of Iceland, they have also produced a special kind of people. Regardless of volcanic eruptions, a financial crisis, or long winters, Icelanders love their country. So will you once you are on the trail of the Lagerfljot Worm Monster, dance through Reykjavík's long party nights, or bump into a solar-powered Coke machine in the middle of the East Fjords. In this entertaining and informative book, Kai Oidtmann leads you to places that cannot be found in other guides. He shares his extensive insider knowledge and presents a picture of Iceland so charming that you will want to buy your plane ticket immediately.

Auteur
Kai Oidtmann lives in Cologne, Germany and writes for television and radio. Iceland immediately cast a spell over him, despite his fondness for warmer climates. Spectacular natural beauty in the countryside, cultural diversity in the city, and people who don't easily get worked up these qualities awaken his wanderlust for Iceland.