January 31, 2021
October 7, 2019
An introduction to Iceland A small Nordic country in the north Atlantic ocean. With only a population of 360,000 makes Iceland the most sparsely populated country in Europe. But boy does this country pack a punch with places to see.… Continue Reading…
Reykjavík – Snæfellsnes peninsula We picked up the car from Blue car hire and drove out of the city. Our first night was only a couple of hours away but we had a few stops along the way. First was… Continue Reading…
Hvitserkur Following on from the West of Iceland we headed off the ring road again, this time to Hvitserkur a very interesting rock just off the coast. The road to get here is very long and bumpy but soooo worth… Continue Reading…
Lake Myvatn is situated in the north of Iceland. The surrounding area boasts a whole host of sights, bubbling mudpots, lava formations and volcanic craters. Our guesthouse for the next 2 nights was at Vogafjos, this is a working farm… Continue Reading…
So heading on the ring road east from Myvatn (read about Myvatn here) There’s not much around, no petrol stations, towns not really anything. So half way along the road we took a detour of about 30 mins on a… Continue Reading…
All the sights on the south west side of Iceland are easily accessible from Reykjavik on day trips, so expect it to be busy. So picking up from the south east we started driving north. All of the stops are… Continue Reading…
December 20, 2018
I’m going to incorporate all my whale watching experiences in one post, mainly because even though they were amazing experiences, they are all quite similar.I will apologise for my photography skills, but taking photos of moving animals in water… Continue Reading…
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