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. Icelandic 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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Seyðisfjörður is a small town on the east coast of Iceland. Seyðisfjörður is a small town on the east coast of Iceland worth visiting. It has a lot to offer, beautiful surroundings, magnificent nature and a vibrant art community.
Most people that move to Iceland choose to live in the lively, culture laden capital area of Reykjavík. And maybe in the summer months when the weather is warmer they will venture to the Westfjords for a visit. But unfortunately, most tourists and locals alike miss out on what I find to be the most spectacular region of Iceland.
When travelling by car it is almost by default that travellers follow the beaten track. But why not take the alternative route if possible and add a bit to the unexpected and surprising moments of your travel experience? Nothing ventured, nothing gained! This blog is to describe the Heydalur road, Route 55, which is an alternative way to travel from the south coast of the Snæfellsnes peninsula over to the north coast.
They're free, they're independent, they can be very funny and – most of all – they're incredibly sweet! This c...