What do you do when you’ve been to The Blue Lagoon on more than one occasion? You return to those magical blue waters, of course! On my fifth trip in I returned with my GoPro camera and a desire to try to capture some of what I had experienced for those who may have not… Read More
While I may not have written about each of my previous visits to the Blue Lagoon in Iceland, I have been to the Blue Lagoon now a total of five glorious times. Each time it helps end my stay on an incredibly positive note, makes me feel relaxed and, if I’m on my way to… Read More
Nothing makes a night of a little to no sleep better than knowing that you’ll have to get up early and venture out to catch a bus in the morning. Why would I possibly want to get up early? On this chilly October day in Reykjavik, I watched the sun rise at just after 8… Read More
In my last post, I detailed my adventures on my Northern Lights Hunt – Jeep Tour with SuperJeep in Iceland. That means today we get to take a look at the video I shot during the tour. You might even get to see me somewhere in the video. I know… shocking! SUPERJEEP Tel: +354 660 1499… Read More
On my recent visit to Iceland, I could hardly contain my excitement when I landed on terra firma in Iceland. Why? I was able to secure a spot in a Northern Lights Hunt – Jeep Tour to go out and look for the Northern Lights. By that I mean in all of my prior trips… Read More
You may have liked the view in pics from my post, The View from Hallgrímskirkja, but how about this view in video form from from Hallgrimskirkja church? At 244 feet tall, this Lutheran church towers over the landscape and provides spectacular 360 degree views of Reykjavik and beyond. Take a look at my short video below… Read More
In my last post, A Visit to Hallgrímskirkja, we had a chance to see the exterior of the church as well as inside the church itself along with the church’s history. But I have to admit that the best part of this trip was going all the way up to the top to take in the… Read More
Every city has a focal point, that one building or site that you use as a compass to determine your location and to help you navigate your way around. Here are a few examples: In New York City it might be the Empire State Building or the Freedom Tower In Boston it’s the Hancock building… Read More
Hunger was on my mind on a cold October day in Reykjavík recently. After arriving early in the morning and only sleeping about 90 minutes before heading out to ride Icelandic horses, then scaling Hellgrimskirkja church, I was so hungry I couldn’t stand it. I am pleased to report that finding a vegetarian restaurant in… Read More
Perhaps you’ve been thinking about a trip to Iceland and exploring Reykjavik. Maybe you’ve seen photographs of the beautiful landscape, mountains that seem to go on forever, lava fields, Icelandic horses, and an abundance of waterfalls. Have you thought about what Reykjavík, the capital and largest city in Iceland, might be like? While architecture of… Read More
