Iceland

[panerax]

bon voyage

[JoanTorres123]

Kind of sad to hear that.

Absolutely right.


Anyway, Zena share here why you like this place so much?

[Zena14]

The Sun Voyager is my favorite attraction in all of these attractions. I like this place because it is unique place there which filled with natural beauty. I am a nature lover therefore, the nature beauty appeal me lots. Have you explored these personally your life?

[Shaun23]

Heard the aurora is gonna be dim for the next 10 years

Kind of sad to hear that..

[JoanTorres123]

This is a great lits of Iceland attractions you have shared with all of us. I like them so much and now love to know from you which one is your favorite from all and why. I hope you wil share here soon.

[Zena14]

You are right Iceland is a great place for exploring which filled with attractive places. Let me share some wonderful attractions names f this place gere.
Gullfoss
Blue Lagoon
Skógafoss
Landmannalaugar
Harpa
The Sun Voyager
Tjörnin

[JoanTorres123]

Iceland is such a great place to have a good time. I also heard about this is an expensive place but very amazing which can attract to all. I also want to spend a great time with my besies there.

[aeons007]

I heard everything is expeainve there

[patryklau]

Anyone had been there? How much is required to stay there for 1 week? Is it very expensive over there?

I was there last year and I can say Iceland is pretty pricey - a normal sandwich bought from a petrol station can set you back SGD7-10. I would say minimally around SGD200/night for decent accommodation around the capital and around $100/day per person for food and spending money. If you want to eat at a decent restaurant, be prepared to shell out even more.. on average you'll spend around SGD40-50 per person for meals at restaurants (incld. service charge).

If you want to travel out from Reykjavik, I would suggest to rent a car/4WD (depending on the season) and drive out to the sights around the Golden Circle vs going for guided tours which will cram you in a coach full of noisy tourists. Other than having to get used to driving on the right side of the road, it is pretty easy to drive around Iceland - roads are well kept and signs are clear.

[globalwatch]

Anyone had been there? How much is required to stay there for 1 week? Is it very expensive over there?

[Scorpion74]

My friend is there for holiday. Waiting for his review

[Signatoryv]

which months are the best to go?

[KeongYui]

Iceland

Never been to the icalnd...Looking forwrd this summer

[romz1983]

I just went for 2 weeks. Amazing country! I went end of July-Aug, 24 hours daylight, which gives u plenty of time to see things without worrying about waking up early.

Would recommend going to NZ first, then Iceland. NZ is like a preview, and its also amazing.

[evyo5000]

i went for work in december....the darkest month of the year there. i managed to go to the hot springs sauna while it was still light outside. i definitely recommend that.