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harangutang
Iceland!
Recently spent 6 nights in Iceland with my girlfriend. Here are some pictures with some info about what's happening in the photo. I'm going to be doing a poker update soon, so there won't be any poker content in this post. The trip was broken down into roughly 3 parts: Rejkavik, Snafellesnes region and the blue lagoon. Rejkavik ![]() ![]() Famous Rejkavik hotdog stand. I got it with everything on it, but I could only identify 1 of the toppings. Not bad, but the brown sauce was too sweet. ![]() Coffee was really good in Iceland ![]() Caving ![]() ![]() ![]() Went snorkeling in 4 degree celsius water with dry suits on. Got to wear this big snowsuit like lining underneath the suit. My neck got a bit of water in the seam so it was cold, but it did an impressive job keeping me warm. Water was super clear and really blue. Really fun and definitely a highlight. Snafellesnes region We rented a car and drove here from Rejkavik. Really recommend the drive. Scenery is beautiful and the trip includes a super long tunnel through a mountain (~10km!) We stayed at the hotel Budir, which was an amazing hotel built in the middle of nowhere, on a protected nature reserve. The food at the hotel was really well reviewed and was good, but could use more variety for the price. ![]() Amazing view from our private hotel balcony ![]() ![]() Sheep wandering around outside the hotel. Iceland has sheep everywhere. ![]() View of Hotel Budir and a church from the road ![]() ![]() Hiking in Snafellsnes ![]() ![]() Bottomless pit ![]() Blue Lagoon The blue lagoon is a natural geothermal hot spring and a popular tourist attraction. The water is nice and hot and looks really white because it contains a lot of silica mud. Stayed overnight at the blue lagoon clinic, which had a cool walk-out patio area and a private mini-lagoon. Downside to all of it is that there is a strong sulphur smell everywhere. Got massages in the waters (no pics of the actual hotspring) which was nice. ![]() ![]()
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