The Icelandic Tourist Board has created an attractive, informative site that reveals much about this surprising island nation. It's all here - from event calendars and hotel connections to streaming video and a marvelous picture gallery. Get the run down on places to visit and things to do, read about history, culture, food, and entertainment, but be sure that you take the time for the great photographs in the gallery. Connect to Icelandair for the only way to fly into Iceland. Great information, great invitation to the country.

Reykjavik is the heart of Iceland, and this site is the quickest and best way to discover it. Great, detailed lists and practical information for arriving and staying in Iceland's capital city. Search upcoming events in a database or download a PDF file with all of them. Activities connections are listed in length by activity category or location. Restaurants, museums, and hotels are similarly accessible. Great collection of what's here and how to make contacts.

The North Iceland web site centers on Eyjafjordur, the longest fjord in Iceland, and Akureyri, the area's major city. Here's the real home of the midnight sun and the aurora borealis. Well-placed information on all services and activities make this an easily navigated site that is led by an interactive flash map. Shares a wonderful photo gallery with the Icelandic Tourism Board. Make hotel and transportation connections and check out the local information, area towns and villages, and the city site for Akureyri.

The East Iceland, according to this site, is "where heaven and earth meet, where one can find peace and tranquility or the adventure of a lifetime." And the photos and details of this pleasant site seem to uphold this claim. Easy menus take you to accommodations, culture, transportation, and things to do. The activity list on the right is compact and up to date. Clickable map to the area takes you to towns and villages in the area. THE source for this part of Iceland.