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Walk among mud pots and steaming water
fred98115 Says: This is quintessential Iceland, a geothermal field with mud pots, steaming water, and sulphur colored ground. There is a trail through the area so you can...
Step across continents at the Grotto
fred98115 Says: The Grotto is a lava flow field that is Iceland being created on the site. Called the Dimmuborgir labyrinth in some area, it is the meeting of two tectonic...
fred98115 Says: Drive an hour or so from Akureyri in North Iceland and you can walk among old cinder cones. There is a restaurant nearby with exceptional trout lunches.
Godafoss, waterfall of the Gods
fred98115 Says: Outside Akureyri. Walk about and imagine you are there in the tenth century, tossing pagan idols into the falls and changing the your person and country into...
Isafjordur, a small fishing town
fred98115 Says: This is a great town in which to walk and stroll, not too big and not too small. It features marinas, homes, shops, churches and green space. The visitor's...
Iceland Phallological Museum - Husavik
GrumpyDiver Says: Yes, there really is a museum in Northern Iceland dedicated to this particular part of the male anatomy. The museum was started by an Icelandic Community...
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This is a great town in which to walk and stroll, not too big and not too small. It features marinas, homes, shops, churches and green space. The visitor's...
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This is a shot from the harbour with a mountain in the background. This almost reminded me of towns in the Austrian alps. Akureyri is the second largest city in Iceland and is located on the north......
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We visited Isafjordur, a small town on the northwestern coast, via the cruise ship, Prinsendam. We made a wise choice when we decided to simply stroll about the town and take in the ambiance. It has...
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