Iceland, The Ultimate Land of Enchantment…

Amazing.

Unbelievable.

Natural wonders.

Captivating.

No shopping.

Sightseeing of a different nature.

Just returned from a week of awe inspiring moments and adventures in Iceland.

I worked for months on planning the Icelandic adventure.

I wasn’t taking on world peace, but I was challenged.

I could not retain the names of any places.

Soo many consonants and vowels and so little grasp of the language.

I consider myself fluent now that I know floss, fjord, hallo, dur, tak, ja.

Lodging prices are sky high…NYC pricing.

Food prices are exorbitant. Rumor had it that the food was terrible, but we found just the opposite.

Geographically, I took on the entire country and we were successful in traversing the entire island.

Ryklavik is the largest, most populated city in Iceland, but it definitely projects a small town vibe.

A day is definitely enough time…strap on your waterproof hiking boots and then dodge the city.

The Golden Circle, complete with geysers, waterfalls and glaciers, is visually exciting and appealing.

The true essence of the country lies outside Rykjavik and the surroundings areas.

Vik blew my mind.

Jokulsarlon iceberg was other worldy.

Hofn and environs was mesmerizing. We stayed in an isolated cabin on a farm and witnessed the Northern Lights and easily accessible waterfalls.

The Snaefellsnes Peninsular was captivating.

Enjoy the photos and if you have an opportunity, experience Iceland.