For more information click here Hiking More than half of Iceland is over 400 m above sea level, and a large part of the island is covered by lava, glaciers, lakes and sand. Few places in Iceland have marked walking paths, but hiking is a favorite pastime for Icelanders and tourists alike. During winter there are mostly day tours or weekend tours, but longer tours are organized during summer. Many travel agencies also organize hiking tours during winter and summer alike. Golf Iceland has over 50 golf courses throughout the island, some with outstanding views and always close to nature.
Visitors are welcome at the courses.
Green fees vary from USD 15- 30. Some courses offer clubs for rent. For further information contact the Icelandic Golf Association, Tel. At Akureyri Golf Club in the north, golf can be played with the sun shining at midnight. At the end of June, a 36-hole open international match is held.