Iceland is located on the North Atlantic Ocean, has a population of 332,529, making it the most low populated country in Europe. The capital of Iceland is Reykjavik, which combined with its surrounding areas holds over two thirds of the population.  Iceland is known for its beautiful nature and during our stay, we took a few excursions to see what Iceland has to offer. One of the tours that we took was to see the puffins. We went on a boat and the tour guides gave us some very interesting information about these cute creatures and we got to have a really close look at the puffins. There are many more outdoor activities to do like see the waterfalls, ride horses, and explore ice caves.  One thing that was very unexpected for us when we arrived was the price of the food. $100 can easily be spent on a dinner for two.  Without a doubt the most memorable part of my trip was visiting the Blue Lagoon. The Blue Lagoon is a geothermal spa and the most relaxing, revitalizing experience ever.  Face masks, drinks, and food is offered, as well as steam rooms and saunas. The landscape is beautiful and unforgettable, with amazing nature that surrounds you.