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hotspot Naturalworld (right)HeklaVolcano; (below)Northern Lights;(bottom) whalewatching JA N UA RY/ FEBRUA RY 2016 C&IT 49 CI TM AGA ZI N E .COM Iceland's marvels of nature and culture make it perfect for incentives, says Jack Carter ICELAND Watching Centre. Sea-life tours, which include the chance to see white-beaked dolphins, porpoises and humpback whales, last between two and five hours. CULTURE Day1 Arrive at CenterHotel Thingholt, a stylish property located in downtown Reykjavik. The former printing factory is surrounded by the capital's most interesting attractions and some of the best Icelandic restaurants. Iceland's fervour for food is undeniable, so start the trip with one of Reykjavik's food tours. A typical excursion starts at the Harpa Concert Hall and features seven stops, including a microbrewery, a family-run food market and the oldest cheese shop in the city. Day 2 For an incentive with a unique twist, kick off day two at the Icelandic Phallological Museum. The only one of its kind in the world, the museum contains an array of phallic specimens of mammals, including 16 different species of whale and seven different kinds of walrus. Nordic ADVENTURE Day 1 Check in the night before at the Ion Luxury Adventure Hotel, located only one hour from Reykjavik. The 46-room hotel has been used by brands including BMW for their all-action incentives and its location in Iceland's lava fields creates the perfect base camp for three days of pure adventure. Spend time exploring the Hekla Volcano and Landmannalaugar Safari, before stopping off on the return journey at the Ljotipollur crater, a deep red basin surrounding a tranquil lake, which translates as 'ugly puddle'. The nine-hour excursion ends back at the hotel where hearty Nordic cuisine is served at the Silgra restaurant followed by warming liquors and spirits in the Northern Lights bar. Day 2 A short stop from the hotel is the Hvita river where Iceland's most popular outdoor activity, rafting, was born. The four-hour excursion takes place on the river that flows from the Langjokull glacier. The 7km stretch finishes at the Bruarhloo canyon where delegates can jump off the volcanic cliffs into the glacial river below. Day 3 Transfer to Reykjavik city centre and check in at the stylish Alda Hotel. A 25-minute walk away is Aegisgarour pier, home to Reykjavik's Whale