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Every year locals gather with family, friends, or coworkers and feast on some delicious Icelandic food. This takes place starting Mid-November and goes through Christmas. The feast includes smoked salmon, duck, various salads, breads, and desserts. I would highly recommend joining one if you are visiting Iceland during this time!
Thank you to Fjörukráin for having us at your beautiful Viking Restaurant!
Yes there is a shopping mall in Iceland! Located in Reykjavik just from the city center and has lots of stores, cafes, pharmacy, liquor store, and a food court. In this video I walk through the mall showing you what…
When people think of “budget-friendly” countries…Iceland isn’t always top of mind! But despite being a pricey place, it’s still possible to travel Iceland on a budget! You just need to have a few handy hacks and insider tips up your…
You know when you get to Iceland and you’re like, “Hey, let’s go to Reykjavik and grab a drink.” But then the drink on the menu is literally like $15?! I’ve seen beers that are priced anywhere from 1000 ISK…
5 reasons to add Ingolfskali to your itinerary 1. It’s a turf house I know you guys love a turf house and THIS is the turf house of all turf houses! Also note the carving decoration on the wood. The…
You guys know how much I love the ring road and how I think it’s such an amazing way to experience a trip in Iceland. But what happens if you want to get a little bit off the beaten path?…
How to pronounce common Icelandic words including speaking of some of the most famous sights in Iceland. Icelandic words discussed in this video: Yes No Hello Goodbye See ya Good morning Good night Please Thank you Excuse me How are…