Eastern Iceland is something of an enigma. Here in this quiet region—home to only about 3% of Iceland’s population—is the country’s largest forest, a town with French street names, some odd attractions and herds of wild reindeer. It’s got rugged fjords, great hiking trails, puffin watching spots, villages with loads of character, lighthouses, roads hugging steep cliffs, jaw-dropping mountain views and […]
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