Locals in Iceland are known for their open-minded and welcoming nature. The vast majority are fluent in English as a second language, while Icelandic, closely related to Norwegian and Danish, serves as the primary language. Enduring long winters with minimal daylight, Icelanders eagerly embrace the 24-hour summer daylight, participating in outdoor activities, night rides, camping, and lively gatherings. Our adaptability to varied weather is encapsulated in the Icelandic saying: “There is no such thing as poor weather, just inappropriate clothing and gear.”