Iceland only has one true city, Reykjavík, and with just over 120,000 people, it is quite a small one. Though the area of Breiðholt is often playfully nicknamed the ghetto, it is by no means as economically deprived as true ghettos in other cities and is perfectly safe to walk through, even at night.

Is Iceland safe for tourists?

Iceland is the Safest Country in the World 2020 Global Finance Magazine ranked Iceland the worlds safest country for 2019 due to its low crime rate and a low risk to life. When it comes to traveling, Iceland was recently named one of the safest countries to visit in 2020.

Why is Iceland the most dangerous country?

Though magnificent, this landscape is perhaps the most dangerous place in Europe. Several times a year, Icelanders are captivated by a full-scale land and helicopter search for travelers sucked out to sea by a wave, separated from their snowmobile tour group, or lost in the wilderness.

What is the most dangerous thing in Iceland?

What Are the Most Dangerous Animals in Iceland?Arctic foxes.Arctic tern.Whales of Iceland.Icelandic seals.Minks.Polar bears.Wild dogs.Wasps.More items •Jun 18, 2021

What shark do they eat in Iceland?

Fermented shark Fermented shark, called Hákarl, is a traditional food in Iceland. Greenland sharks are caught as [+] Tourism fuels this demand as Hákarl is only eaten by older Icelanders or for special occasions.

Are there predators in Iceland?

Are there any dangerous animals in Iceland? Not really, the island is thankfully free of large predators. The only native mammal in Iceland is the Arctic fox, which due to its isolation in Iceland for 10000 years is now its own species called Alopex lagopus fuliginosus.

What is the national dish of Iceland?

lamb A motion has been passed at the general meeting of the Icelandic Association of Sheep Farmers to look into getting lamb officially recognised as the national dish of Iceland.