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A Westfjords Road Trip in Iceland: Everything You Need to Know
Iceland | Road Trips

A Westfjords Road Trip in Iceland: Everything You Need to Know

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The Westfjords in Iceland are a region of the country that many simply don’t journey to. It feels raw, untouched and remote. So, why wouldn’t you want to do a Westfjords road trip? I’m searching my brain, but no clear reason is coming to mind! Keep in mind that driving in this country is quite…

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10 Reasons to Fall in Love With Reykjavík
Food | Iceland

10 Reasons to Fall in Love With Reykjavík

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I’ve been to Iceland three times now (addiction isn’t always a terrible thing) and I don’t doubt there will be more trips to the land of ice and fire in my future. I see plenty of blog posts about this fantastic country and to be honest, sometimes it feels like I’m just reading the same…

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Is Iceland Airwaves the Best Festival on Earth?
Iceland

Is Iceland Airwaves the Best Festival on Earth?

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I am completely in love with this city.   Sometimes, I think I’m outgrowing music festivals. More often than not, I find myself surrounded by a sea of 15 to 18 years olds wearing minimal clothing in fifteen degree temperatures, while I shiver, sober, in a coat with a blanket wrapped around my shoulders. Then,…

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Is the Blue Lagoon a Waste of Money?
Iceland

Is the Blue Lagoon a Waste of Money?

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I’m off to Iceland for the third time in both the last fifteen months and my entire life in just under two weeks. To say my excitement is palpable would be an understatement. The first image that ignited my curiosity about this country was an image of the Blue Lagoon that I randomly stumbled upon…

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On Seeing the Northern Lights in Iceland
Iceland

On Seeing the Northern Lights in Iceland

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A lot of people journey to Iceland and unfortunately, do not get to see the northern lights. I guess I’m pretty lucky, as I’m not one of them. This narrative piece covers the second time I saw the lights, during a solar storm in Iceland. It remains one of the most awe-inspiring moments of my…

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Heaven Is Icelated: A Day Trip to the Mýrdalsjökull Glacier in Iceland
Iceland

Heaven Is Icelated: A Day Trip to the Mýrdalsjökull Glacier in Iceland

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Time and time again, I am astounded by the sheer number of activities available in Iceland, despite the size of the place. Having been there twice now, my initial list is diminishing somewhat, but I never feel as though I’ll run out of things to do. I had previously decided that on my second visit…

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I Ate an Icelandic Sheep’s Head and I Liked It
Food | Iceland

I Ate an Icelandic Sheep’s Head and I Liked It

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I had a long list of things I wanted to do last time I visited Iceland. Swim in the Blue Lagoon, see the northern lights, go on a road trip and make a special trip to the penis museum. Lucky for me, I managed to tick most things of my itinerary during Round One. One…

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Visiting the Blue Lagoon in a Snow Storm
Iceland

Visiting the Blue Lagoon in a Snow Storm

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A holiday in Iceland is not really complete without a visit to the Blue Lagoon. I had been once before, on my previous trip. It was sunny, around 9°C outside, which sounds ridiculously cold, but made for quite a pleasant experience. We sipped on Skyr smoothies, rubbed on some mud masks and relaxed, enjoying the…

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