Icelandic food has many ingredients sourced from the natural surroundings in Iceland. Iceland manages to grow quite a lot of its own food in greenhouses powered by geothermal energy and the Icelandic lamb is world-renowned for its flavour due to the way the herd is kept wild during the summer in the mountains. Iceland also has a interesting saga about their beer and many great local micro breweries have been getting global attention and awards.
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Join us for an authentic Icelandic foodie experience & explore the best of Reykjavik like a local! In our Reykjavik Food Walk you will learn about food in Iceland, experience our delicious local cuisine at it’s best.
USD 118 3,5 Hours
More informationThe Cheers to Reykjavík Tour combines local craft beer and food tasting with Icelandic culture and lots of fun.
USD 83 2 Hours
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Landmannalaugar is a fascinating geological wonder, a geothermal oasis on the Highlands of Iceland, surrounded by multicolored mountains and steaming lava fields.
You might have noticed when you travel around Iceland that almost every town, no matter how big or small has a swimming pool. They might not have a bank or a hospital but they’ll have a swimming pool! Our geothermal energy makes this possible of course and provides hot water for our little paradise getaways. We really love our swimming pools band we have strict rules you need to know about!
The southern coast of Iceland is by far one of the most popular destinations that Iceland has to offer. It’s easy to access and many breathtaking sights to see. It’s actually such a big deal over here that we tend to refer to it exclusively as “The South Coast”. Sometimes forgetting that many countries do in fact also have their own south coasts.
Don’t miss out on the biggest music festival of the year: Iceland Airwaves 2018