- WITH WORLD-FAMOUS HEATED POOLS AND BREATHTAKING VIEWS JUST THREE HOURS AWAY
- WITH WORLD-FAMOUS HEATED POOLS AND BREATHTAKING VIEWS JUST THREE HOURS AWAY
I’m on a two-hour ride through stunning lava fields, grassy hillsides and small rivers on an Icelandic horse which are both breathtakingly beautiful and gentle.
We’re only 25 minutes from Reykjavík, but it feels a world away from Iceland’s tourist hot-spot capital.
For years I’ve wanted to dip my toe into one of Iceland’s most famous attractions, the Blue Lagoon. Entry to the Blue Lagoon costs from £51 per person.
A two-hour walking tour, where you pay the guide whatever you think the tour is worth at the end, also takes my fancy.
We drink in sights like the Harpa concert hall, Reykjavík Harbour and Skólavörðustígur, now better known as Rainbow Street thanks to its colourful, painted tarmac.
The panoramic views from the top of the Hallgrímskirkja Tower at the city’s iconic church are breathtaking. Entry costs £5.50 per person.
On my last day, I visited the legendary Bæjarins Beztu Pylsur hot dog stand in Reykjavík’s centre. These guys have served everyone from Madonna to Bill Clinton and Kourtney Kardashian.