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The Turtle Expedition Explores Iceland: Land of Fire and Ice [VHS]

4 reviews
Frank Kemp, Gary Wescott

Land of Fire and Ice
Journey through Iceland on a Turtle? Yes, it is possible. Not just any Turtle but a ultra-sophisticated vehicle modified and souped up to take on the diverse weather and terrain of Iceland. A spactacularly photographed and produced journey of a land that is a contradiction in terms. Witness rolling green hillsides, snowy plains, volcanic geyesers, all from the comfort of your home. As ...

Greenland & Iceland [VHS]

5 reviews
Lonely Planet

Lonely Planet, 1997

This is a traveler's video, not a tourist's
I was amazed when I came across the Lonely Planet video series. The typical travel video shows tourists attractions and pretty scenery, perfect for grandma. I have traveled to 24 countries and far prefer finding my way around, hosteling, and mixxing with the locals. If you are like me, you'll really like or love every LP video. If you have a sense of adventure and a sense of humor, you'll enjoy ...

Iceland: The Hot Spot (Visit Iceland and It Might Just Melt Your Heart)

Plus-Film

Globe Trekker: Iceland [VHS]

1 review
Globe Trekker

Pilot Productions, 2003

unique
I would recommend this video. It's the most up-to-date video of Iceland available. It's filmed MTV-style. Host Ian Wright explores the Icelandic countryside, an Icelandic glacier, and the goes to the annual Viking festival held in Reykjavik. Then he goes over to Greenland and chats with an Icelandic farmer there. He hangs out with the Inuits, and goes dog-sledding. Another good documentary ...

Nat'l Geo: Iceland River Challenge [VHS]

1 review

Sony Pictures, 1995

Pretty Scenery, Daft Concept
I bought this video for two reasons: I love Iceland and thought it would have some great footage of Icelandic beauty; and it was cheap. There is some beautiful scenery in the video, but overall, it was not up to the normal standards set by National Geographic. The concept here is that some intrepid explorers attempt to kayak and raft down a completely unexplored whitewater river in Iceland. On ...

Iceland:Europe's Wild Gem [VHS]

4 reviews
Sonja Henie, John Payne

Tapeworm Video, 1998

I love this movie!
This movie is awesome! The special effects are the best I have ever seen. I would recommend this movie for any Star Trek fan out there. Live long and Prosper.

Trekking in Iceland [VHS]

1 review
Trailside

Wellspring Media, 1998

One of the ten best trails in the world.
I planned a seven day trek to Iceland in June 0f 2002 using this video as my starting point. While the trail is more difficult than it appears in this video, you will enjoy seeing the same sights. A very good video to get other adventurers interested in joining you.

Iceland [VHS]

4 reviews
Sonja Henie, John Payne

20th Century Fox, 1994

I love this movie!
This movie is awesome! The special effects are the best I have ever seen. I would recommend this movie for any Star Trek fan out there. Live long and Prosper.

Letters Home From Iceland [VHS]

2 reviews

A great adventure.
This video is so evocative of the spirit of Iceland that it made me want to visit as soon as possible. The filmmaker was able to convey his love of the country. It is mysterious, funny, and down-to-earth. It gives a well-rounded view of the landscape and the people. One of the best films I've ever seen, including feature films!

Iceland Europe's Wild Gem

Wilson & Wilkins Productions

Over a thousand years ago, a disgruntled Viking gave this country its cold sounding name. But there is an old saying that Iceland is not a land of ice--the friendliness of the people have melted much of that away. In fact, only 12% of the country is covered with ice and the average winter temperature in Reyjavik is warmer than in New York City! Journey atop Europe's largest glacier, and float among ice sculptures in a spectacular lagoon. And ...

Great Volcano Disasters

Flashpoint

Running time 40 minutes. A "... look at Hawaii and Iceland..examine the ruins of Vesuvius and Aetna..." and study volcanos "...as dynamos of potential disaster, and over the course of time their eruptions have left a legacy of majestic mountains, islands and landscapes that span the globe."