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New Year's Eve in Reykjavik - Iceland going crazy!
A Travel Blog entry by momo86 from Reykjavik, Capital Region, Iceland
... Year's Eve. Masses of people gathered around the fire and the atmosphere was really great. The Icelanders really went crazy! In Iceland, people launch fireworks already during the whole evening. It was a true spetacle! Around 10pm people go home to watch ...
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one last entry from Iceland...
A Travel Blog entry by momo86 from Reykjavik, Capital Region, Iceland
Okay, since I'm hopefully going to Greenland tomorrow and I will probably not have internet access around-the-clock then, I will write one last entry from Reykjavik now. I had another fabulous day here. This morning I went to Seltjarnarnes - a ...
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The land of fire and ice!
A Travel Blog entry by dkjohansen from Reykjavík, Iceland
... the name. This was a fantastic place and it was really nice getting an insight into the Viking past. Interesting thing about Iceland, the majority of men were Norse (from Norway) and the majority of women where from the Hebrides of mainland Scotland. We ...
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Greatness at 66˚N
A Travel Blog entry by ragazzo1977 from Reykjavík, Iceland
... 'k. Note: Arrive on a Monday, please. We stayed at the Hotel Cabin which was a major mistake. A sad fact about Iceland is that accomodation is extremely expensive. The whole reason we went is because their economy ...
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Beautiful Disaster
A Travel Blog entry by wisconsin_fan81 from Reykjavik, Iceland
... pizza quality have you read? probably only 10 or 12 at best. Besides the afore-mentioned pizza, Iceland has a variety of amazing cuisine. They are renown for their lobster- which is smaller, sweeter, and much, much better than ...
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Geysir and Gullfoss
A Travel Blog entry by rfon4 from Geysir, Iceland
... was still snow all around the water. On the way back to the hotel we stopped off at a historical old church - most churches in Iceland look alike - basic and small, with one steeple and a few small windows. We also stopped to pet some horses on the way. ...
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Hot pot - what else?
A Travel Blog entry by momo86 from Reykjavik, Capital Region, Iceland
Hi again! I spent another great day in Reykjavik. This morning, I had breakfast together with a young British doctor - I love the British accent! ...
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arrival in the land of vikings and faeries...
A Travel Blog entry by rawhideone from Reykjavík, Iceland
Ok so we've arrived in Iceland and although I cant send this yet because I'm out of internet reach, it'll go out when im back in Reykjavik. But I wanted to keep you all current ...I know it'll be a lot of info all at once but, for me, ...
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Horseback tour was disappointing
A Travel Blog entry by cecilia74 from Hveragerdi, Iceland
Hveragerði: stayed in cabin at Eldhestar Hotel (quite expensive and no kitchen), did a horse ride ...
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When can I eat the rotten shark meat then???
A Travel Blog entry by trekkiemonster from Keflavik, Iceland
... off, got our bags and ready to meet Jade's Icelandic friend Freyja at the terminal who kindly arranged to take us to our hotel. Immediately spinning the car around to head away from the airport in the wrong direction she took us away from the ...
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Sharing the Moment
A Travel Blog entry by v1213 from Oslo, Oslo, Norway
... play hockey with his team as they already had an Australian playing for them. When I returned to the hotel I swear that I saw the guy from Iceland's 2008 Eurovision entry, Euroband, standing out the front. Then again, all Icelandic people look the ...
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Junk Boats, beer and monkeys
A Travel Blog entry by sophinarose from Halong Bay, Vietnam
... . In our group there are about 20 people with 15 or so staying on to do the full 3 day trip. 2 uber cool boys from Iceland, an Australian family, B and O who have been teaching English in Japan but are from Canada, 2 Finnish girls, and the girls from my ...
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Christchurch and beyond, New Zealand
A Travel Blog entry by westwoods from Christchurch, New Zealand
... with resident adolescent male sperm whale, so of course we just had to book onto a trip. Having experienced whale watching in Iceland (Jen and Vicky F will remember) when we thought we may freeze to death on the open boat we dressed accordingly, with ...
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Volcanic Action in Dubai
A Travel Blog entry by bishandgiles from Dubai, United Arab Emirates
... news, back in the room watching CNN (which can I say is the worst news channel I've ever watched) we found out about a volcano in Iceland that had erupted and was blocking entry to parts of the UK. We really didn't want to get stuck in Dubai as we'd seen ...
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Loose Ends
A Travel Blog entry by paulej4 from Kansas City, Missouri, United States
... air. My window shades had been closed since soon after we departed Copenhagen except for two quick peeks outside, the first over Iceland and the second over Greenland. We had flown over three thousand uneventful miles and, now, someone was, clearly, very ...
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Norwegian Coastal Cruise
A Travel Blog entry by c.i.222 from Bergen, Western Fjords, Norway
... in 1070 by King Olav Kyrre. In the Middle Ages, it was the center of the Kingdom of Norway which stretched from Greenland, Iceland, Ireland, and the Orkney Shetland, and Faroe Islands. Bryggen has been destroyed by fire often, and the great fire of ...
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Pirates Night & Pilates In The South Pacific
A Travel Blog entry by rosaslovian from Somewhere In The South Pacific Ocean, International
... ; 2 Canada 5 Dutch 3 Great Britain 14 Germany 35 Iceland 1 Ireland 1 New Zealand 1 Switzerland 1 ...
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Meet Lard-Ass and happy 36th aboard Amigo!!!
A Travel Blog entry by stevefn from Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
... us, the food was great and so were the crew. I got to celebrate my 36th aboard amongst good friends from Iceland, Denmark, Sweden, Ecuador, US, Scotland, England, Spain, Germany and Switzerland. We managed to visit nine different islands; San Cristobal, ...
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Another Tasmania trip
A Travel Blog entry by everardt from Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
... Stefi started getting an understanding of wilderness. In Italy (and probably most of Europe for that matter, apart from maybe Iceland & Greenland), you can't get away to remote places days away from any human habitation. We were also breathing ...
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Borgartuni 32, Reykjavík, Iceland
... Small, but clean and nice, with good view! from Xeentje Above average, considering quality for that price. We stayed at the Cabin Hotel for about a week. The rooms are very small, but clean and well maintained. The beds are small, but good. If ...
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