Mini Guide to Iceland
| January 2, 2019
Safety and Health
When you take into consideration that Iceland ranks first on the Global Peace Index, you can safely assume the chances of getting robbed or facing violence are near zero. Still, it’s always worth it to have common sense, particularly in Reykjavik if going out in the evening.
The biggest danger for travelers are actually the natural ones as many visitors get hurt annually as they unsafely approach glaciers, geysers, and waterfalls. Iceland also holds a peculiar record as being the country with the highest number of people with chlamydia in Europe, so make sure you use protection!
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