Iceland - Nature's Paradise in the North Atlantic - A Live Reportage by Andreas Huber

For 25 years, Andreas Huber has regularly travelled to this fascinating volcanic island in the North Atlantic. On Iceland, you can experience the gigantic forces of nature up close. Massive glaciers, powerful waterfalls, bizarre lava landscapes and sometimes threatening ash clouds. Iceland's natural forces repeatedly show you how small a human truly is. Despite regular visits, the island of fire and ice has never lost its allure for the photographer.

Iceland is a true paradise for any nature lover. In countless high-temperature zones, there is constant steaming, bubbling and hissing. Geysers shoot water fountains metres high into the sky, and beside them bubble numerous hot springs. In contrast stand the mighty glaciers and numerous waterfalls of Iceland. Iceland's colourful mountains appear almost surreal in their colour intensity; the archaic landscapes of the harsh and often steep highlands seem otherworldly. And when the polar lights dance across the sky in the winter months…

Of course, the enchanting wildlife is not forgotten. Alongside the ever-present Icelandic horses, a visit to the bird breeding grounds with adorable puffins and aggressive Arctic terns is a must. But it is always the encounters with people that give a land its charm. Expect some extraordinary and quirky encounters.

Andreas Huber's updated travel reportage is a tender declaration of love for the island of fire and ice. In its customary perfect digital projection with brilliant photographs, video sequences, carefully selected music and a gripping live commentary, you will receive many valuable tips and information for your own exploration of Iceland, nature's paradise in the North Atlantic.

Warning: The show may trigger acute wanderlust.