Iceland lies on a volcanic hot spot in the North Atlantic and averages an eruption every five years, but that frequency has increased to about one every 12 months since 2021.

If you find yourself in one of the most-adventure filled regions of Iceland: the north (yes, there are plenty of sheep that dot the countryside and sometimes like to park themselves in the middle ...

Driving is the best way to explore Iceland. From serpentine fjords in the north to smoking volcanoes and calving glaciers in the south, there are weeks’ worth of natural spectacles to take in.