Reykjawhat? The capital of the Atlantic Ocean is everything you wouldn't
expect. The island it's on has been battered by wild storms and crazy
winds for thousands of years. So, you can imagine that the people who
have chosen to stay there are totally mad. In a good way, that is. I
like good crazy. You'll never find as huge a selection of gourmet
restaurants in such a tiny place as you will in Reykjavik -- just book
ahead because reservations go fast.
The city lies on a beautiful bay, and virtually everything is within walking distance. The 200,000 or so inhabitants know how to party, but they have no idea how to stop -- so expect to get to bed way after breakfast (I always ask for a late check-out). Finally, do me one favor, please venture outside the city -- it's mandatory to see geysers, waterfalls, hot springs, and rugged coastline.
The city lies on a beautiful bay, and virtually everything is within walking distance. The 200,000 or so inhabitants know how to party, but they have no idea how to stop -- so expect to get to bed way after breakfast (I always ask for a late check-out). Finally, do me one favor, please venture outside the city -- it's mandatory to see geysers, waterfalls, hot springs, and rugged coastline.
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