Living in the Icelandic countryside, good or bad idea?
I have experienced both living in the capital area and countryside. Both of the locations have different ups and downs, but I think it depends also on your purpose of being in Iceland more than for your holiday.
If you ever consider moving to Iceland, you should know some things before!
Moving to a country at the end of the world could have very good sides, but also some less good ones. Iceland is the perfect country to stay in if you are not a big fan of the warm weather and busy places.
Baktus - the famous cat of Reykjavik
If you ever traveled to Reykjavik or if you follow Iceland on social media, especially on Instagram, you might know already Baktus, the most popular cat in the capital region.
1 day on a budget in Reykjavik
Reykjavik is a pretty small capital and it has a lot of tourists every year. If you want to visit the countryside, where you will find all the beautiful nature, than you can try to stay on a budget in Reykjavik!
Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon in South of Iceland
Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon is one of the places that are not included in the regular tours in the South of Iceland. The beauty of it and the fact that it is hidden makes it even more interesting to find.
Why did Iceland grow so much in the past 8 years?
Iceland became a very popular location after the economic crisis in 2008, but it became very attractive to be visited after the eruptions of Eyjafjallajökull in the spring of 2010. Newborn nature, landscapes from the outer space and aparently a good economical example.
