ICELAND IS best known for its startling lunar landscape, Vikings, volcanic activity, and the dazzling cobalt waters of the Blue Lagoon. However, the country's capital, Reykjavik, a huddle of brightly corrugated iron roofs on the edge of the North Atlantic, has also earned a reputation for being a bit of a party town. The sleepy streets spring into life at weekends, even in winter when the tourists are few and far between (Go stops flying there from Stansted at the end of this month, though Icelandair continues). Revellers pour on to the streets and into the many bars and clubs for an all- night party.

Hotel Borg, unlike many of its counterparts, doesn't serve breakfast at 4.30am for the ...

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