Kea Akureyri

Hafnarstraeti 87 - 89 Akureyri, IS-602, Iceland

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Akureyri

A travel blog entry by aimeewright

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Well, today was quite the adventure. We set off for Akureyri around noon and arrived sometime around 9:00 PM GMT. It started to snow but when we reached higher elevation, we experienced an full on blizzard. Now I have been in plenty a blizzard but never one where the wind was blowing so hard it could have blown our little SUV off the mountain …

The Long and Treacherous Road to Akureyri

A travel blog entry by valeriejo

We left Stykkishólmur this morning not a moment too soon. We drove into one of the nastiest storms I have ever driven in. Talk about whiteout. The wind was blowing so hard that it was hard to stay on the road, but we made it to Akureyri safely, but a bit frazled to say the least. The hotel here is nice and we had a wonderful dinner at a place call …

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Myvatn Lake and Surrounds

A travel blog entry by plannette

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... of a vast array of whales were as good as any natural history museums we have seen. Stephen felt a little guilty about having eaten whale meat earlier in trip! The other claim to fame in this town is the penis museum which purportedly has 300 specimens of mammal penises.

Today was filled yet again with towering snow capped mountains and green pastures and distant single dwellings. Our place to stay for the night is Akureyri the second ...

16th CRUISE STOP: AKUREYRI, ICELAND

A travel blog entry by lorenzo1

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... It is that line around the earth (latitude N66.5 degrees) of places where on one day of the year (summer vernal equinox) the sun never goes under the horizon during 24 hours, and conversely on December 21, the sun is never above the horizon all day.

This town is the 2nd largest city in Iceland with a population of about 15,000 persons. Akureyri is located on a wide fjord and is a port town. Beyond the hills on the sides of ...

Goða helgi

A travel blog entry by lauraexplora

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... than they would be in the U.S., especially produce and restaurant food. Alcohol is insanely expensive here, so it's surprising to me how much young Icelanders drink on the weekend. A beer costs 900 kronur (about 9 dollars) and it's not uncommon to see people drop 4000 kronur (or more) a night on alcohol. Icelandic fashion is also baffling. Young women wear extremely short, tight skirts, with stiletto boots and crazy tights. It's hard for me to imagine ...

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