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Asia Guides

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Caribbean Guides

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South America

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January Festivals

New Year’s Day: the country enjoys a public holiday and after recovering from the festivities of the previous evening, Icelandic citizens get together to with families and friends to spend time reflecting on the year gone by and looking forward to the year ahead.

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June Festivals

Festival of the Sea: during the first week of the month, Icelandic citizens celebrate the importance of their relationship with the ocean with a variety of sea-side activities including rowing and strongman competitions.

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September Festivals

Reykjavik International Film Festival: feature length movies, short films, animations and digital creations from around the world are aired at this popular festival which attracts visitors from across the country.

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December Festivals

Independence Day: on the first of the month, Icelandic citizens are given a public holiday in order to celebrate the historic time when their country was granted home rule from Denmark.

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