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Nestled into northern Iceland, Akureyri, often referred to as the "Capital of North Iceland," is a charming town that brings together awe-inspiring nature and a vibrant cultural scene. Surrounded by snow-capped mountains, it's a dreamy destination for both winter and summer outdoor activities - from skiing and snowboarding to hiking and horseback riding. The town is famous for its botanical gardens, which hosts an assortment of Arctic flora, and its remarkable collection of art galleries. Close to the iconic geothermal Myvatn Lake and the dramatic Godafoss Waterfall, Akureyri is a perfect base for nature-loving travelers, making it one of Iceland's top tourism destinations. Its cozy cafes, mouthwatering local cuisine, and unique Nordic architecture add to the warm, inviting ambiance of a town which, despite its small size, leaves a grand impression.

Iceland, a dramatic island nation situated in the North Atlantic Ocean, is known for its breathtaking and diverse terrain. Just south of the Arctic Circle, it's a geothermal wonder, famed for its picturesque landscapes that combine roaring waterfalls, effervescent hot springs, majestic glaciers, and volcanic fields. Its capital, Reykjavik, houses the majority of the population and attracts tourists with the holistic healing of Blue Lagoon spa and the awe-inspiring display of the Northern Lights. In this country, visitors can explore the rugged splendor of the 'Land of Fire and Ice' while enjoying the refreshing starkness of the sky, the land, and the sea together, that compels solitude seekers and adventure enthusiasts alike.

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Travelers going to Iceland, regardless of their origin country, are advised to exercise normal safety measures. This includes being aware of personal belongings, respecting the local laws and customs, and keeping updated on the latest travel advisories.

I'm a Workawayer, currently in Akureyri and I absolutely fell in love with Iceland. 
I wanna discover the nature of Iceland and I really appreciate how safe the country is. I would recommend Iceland at any time.

Nina

Safety index:	3/5	Moderate
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