There are a couple of neat tours which I did some
years ago, so I don't have all the details:

1.  The Blue Lagoon - it's where the thermal waters
are pumped to the surface. Iceland has created a
swimming area - the water's turquoise. Bring a bathing
suit, and use hair rinse afterwards - the water's
great for your body, awful for your hair.
2. One that goes to the place where the North American
and Euroasian tectonic plates meet!  I don't remember
what the name is, but it was cool to walk beside the
plates, the only place on earth where the plates are
visible. There are also water falls, and steam vents
like in Yellowstone.
Ann Odette
--- Deb Fuller <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Hi all!!
>
> I'm a nut and am taking a 3 day tour of Iceland on
> 19 Feb. I'm staying in
> Reykjavík right outside of the city centre and was
> wondering what neat things
> there are to do there. I'm looking for more local
> culture and museum type
> things instead of the normal touristy fare.
>
> And for all who fee adventurous, Iceland Air has a
> mid-week special for
> around $300 air and hotel included from the US.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Deb
>
>
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