Interesting and unusual activities while traveling in Iceland

The extraordinary country of Iceland, located on a separate island in the Atlantic Ocean, is a real treasure trove for tourists seeking fresh experiences. It hides so many wonderful places that it could take hours to describe them.

Beyond the spectacular views of the northern lights, there are some lesser-known places that are worth visiting to discover the unique side of Iceland and make your vacation unforgettable. Newsbytesapp.com writes about such unexplored places.

Museum of Nonsense: discover the surprising side of Iceland

To discover the unusual aspects of Iceland, visit the Museum of Nonsense. Here you will find bizarre objects such as police hats from around the world, eccentric tractors, teaspoons, and salt shakers from around the world. This is a place where you will definitely spend time with pleasure.

Ghost Center: visit for a spooky experience

Ghosts are mentioned in several historical works and sagas of Iceland, so a visit to the Ghost Center is a must. Here you can dive deeper into 24 ghost stories and be guided through a ghost maze that can send shivers down your spine. You can also explore the mythical world of the land of elves and other supernatural forces.

Silfra: Dive between two shifting tectonic plates

Silfra is a freshwater fault between the North American and Eurasian plates where you can dive between the two continents. The water here is very clean and clear, making this place ideal for diving and even drinking.

Into the Glacier: go deep into the 2nd largest glacier

Into The Glacier is an ice cave in the second largest glacier in Europe. It is the world's largest man-made cave/tunnel, stretching for about 550 meters and located 30 meters below the surface. Under the gloomy snowy walls that turn blue when you enter, you will feel the majesty of the ice world.