Iceland
Definition
A Nordic island country situated in the North Atlantic Ocean, between Europe and Greenland, renowned for its dramatic landscapes including volcanoes, glaciers, geysers, and the Aurora Borealis.
The largest island in the North Atlantic, with a population of around 380,000, mostly concentrated in the capital Reykjavik, and famous for its renewable geothermal energy and quirky cultural traditions like believing in hidden elves.
Examples
Iceland's volcanoes keep the country on its toes, erupting just to remind everyone that nature's the real boss.
Booking a trip to Iceland means packing for blizzards and bikinis in the same suitcase.
In Iceland, there are more sheep than people, so the wool economy is basically unbeatable.
Icelanders named a volcano Eyjafjallajökull just to humble tourists trying to pronounce it.