I am not really sure what I did but am sorry for whatever it is.

Have a wonderful holiday with your family. We miss you on the blog so I hope you come back soon.

Kayleigh

Comment ca va? Es ce que vous appreciez votre vacances a Iceland? Les montagnes!…incroyable!

Est ce qu’il neige pendant votre sejour?

J’etais heureuse pour vous et je veux ecouter tour sur!

Kayleigh

I remember when I was in Los Angeles, I had the habit to buy my sushis on Hollywood Blvd and when I came back from New Zealand, I saw northern lights from the plane.

As for the cigarettes, I will buy some in Italy

For food, there are a couple of grocery stores around Reykjavik. Why don’t you just get things from the store for lunch and maybe eat out only at night. I do that sometimes and it suits me fine. You can go to restaurants and you don’t have to get the most expensive thing on the menu. Does your room have a little refrigerator? Where are you staying?

There is a place called Cafe Victor that has great seafood soup! They also have other things at reasonable prices. It is right at the edge of the center of town.

Buy cigarettes before you get to Iceland and pack them in your suitcase.

And where can I eat well and cheap ? A guy from bjork.fr said : No where ! And the cigarettes are around 7 euros !

Cheers,

Romain.

God I cannot wait to come back. It looks like my trip will be postponed until February because of work obligations in January. Too bad because I love being there either when it is almost 24 hour daylight or 24 hour darkness but I will take February over nothing. Work is incredibly demanding right now. I feel like there are 6 billion people that all need me at one time. I really need a mental/physical break and wish I could come with you in November Romain! If Icelandair ends up with a lucky fair deal, I might see you. I could make it my birthday gift to myself! LOL.

K

And you might want to check out the bar Boston.

Cheers
Romain

Well depending on how long you are going to be there….there are a few things that are must do.

The northern lights tour is really great. It is a night tour obviously and if you want to see aurora, that is the tour to go on.

Also the Blue Lagoon is fabulous but I prefer the night tour. Make sure you bring a plastic bag to put your suit in when you are done. The restaurant there is pretty good. I like to go into the blue lagoon, and then get out and dine.

There is a bar in Reykjavik called Apotek which I really like. It is a good place to go in the evening or just by yourself to read a book and have a latte in the afternoon.

There is a little pond in the middle of the city called Tjornin which I love. There are many ducks and geese there and benches where you can just sit and think.

Since you a Bjork fan you will have to go to Sirkus. The place is pretty cool but I think there are other bars in Reykjavik that are better….you decide.

There is a 66 North that used to be in the center of town and has since moved up on the main city drag. That is a good place to go to get some Icelandic gear and show it off to your friends in Cannes but the prices are outrageous.

You will have to check out the church. Most of the time, you can just walk in and walk up to get a view of the city with no problem.

Dont bother taking any whale watching tours. They are a rip off and I dont think you are there during migration anyway.

There is a bakery on the same street as Kaffibarinn to the west I think and it is outrageous! I always go there to get something bad for me.

There is a place on the main drag (where 66 north is) that has a little window late at night where you can order hot dogs. They have the BEST hotdogs I have ever had but it is probably because I was completely drunk when I ate them (much like now) HA HA. Anyway, you will have to go out one night and then have one of those hot dogs. It is literally the only place around open that late.

Well that is a few things to keep you occupied. Let me know what you think of the place. Dont bother renting a car because it will cost you an arm and a leg and your first child and you can get anywhere you want to go by foot. Save long trips for the next time.

Kayleigh