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Welcome to Ireland: the land, the myth, the legend. This small yet mighty country is renowned just as much for its jaw-dropping natural beauty as it is the genuine warmth and hospitality of its people. Strike up a conversation with a friendly local over a pint of Guinness (the unofficial national pastime) and join in on the lively atmosphere as musicians play traditional Irish music like jigs and ballads in an intimate pub setting.

Ireland truly lives up to its nickname, the Emerald Isle. The abundance of rainfall and mild climates have resulted in a breathtaking landscape of lush green fields, rolling hills, and dramatic coastal cliffs. Drive along the country's scenic routes and visit the picturesque villages, ancient castles, and historic landmarks. Don't miss sites such as the Giant's Causeway, which is said to be built by a mythical giant, or the Hill of Tara, believed to be the sacred site where kings were crowned.

Tales of the ethereal beauty of Iceland may seem exaggerated, but those who have been to the Land of Fire and Ice can confirm: the country really is wondrous beyond belief. It gets its nickname from the dramatic portraits that Iceland's volcanoes paint, from the rugged lava fields to the towering volcanic peaks. It's also a nod to Iceland's glaciers – the largest in Europe – as well as numerous ice caves that form within the glaciers during the winter months.

Travelers often flock to Iceland to witness two of the most incredible natural phenomena: the dazzling Northern Lights during the dark winter months, and the Midnight Sun during the summertime, when the sun never fully sets. Iceland is home to several geothermal hot springs, including the world-famous Blue Lagoon, which offers a relaxing soak amidst stunning volcanic landscapes. It's also home to unique types of wildlife and marine life, including Icelandic horses, Arctic foxes, adorable puffins, majestic humpback whales, and playful dolphins.