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Iceland is an increasingly popular destination for short trips and long adventures alike. It’s no surprise: there's dramatic scenery, incredible wildlife and it's close to both Europe and the USA. With a surge in tourism in recent years, some of its top attractions can be extremely busy. But there's more to Iceland than the famous Golden Circle – the loop of the popular sites around Reykjavík that explores Geysir, Thingvellir National Park and Gulfoss waterfall – so here's where to go in Iceland when you've seen the big sights. You may also like: To Iceland, 'pain wallet' because of Europe's most expensive spending Fancifully beautiful black sand beach no one is allowed to bathe in Iceland Mývatn Lake You can find evidence of Myvatn’s volcanic past by exploring the Dimmuborgir lava formations (pictured), a series of small mossy canyons. These are the home of Iceland’s infamous 13 Yule Lads, the Christmas pranksters who supposedly visit children to leave

Summer 2021 is here and it's time to start taking sustainability seriously. That means thinking carefully about where you take time out on holiday. You may also like: Inside the 5-star resort where Justin Bieber holds the wedding Tree resort in Mexico is only for tourists over 18 years old We've spent the last year visiting a whole host of eco-resorts around the world so that you can opt for conscious hotels putting time and effort into preserving the environment. Here's our guide to the top 11 sustainable travel destinations. But before you pack your sunhat and head to the sun, don't forget to carbon offset your flights to balance out your carbon footprint. 1. Tivoli Ecoresort Praia do Forte, Brazil We went to stay at Brazil's Tivoli eco-resort Praia do Forte, buried in the Atlantic Forest of Bahia. Staying here is an open-air forest experience, far from the sterile, all-inclusive destinations described as 'getaways' online. Among its numerous environmental