Join me as I travel the world and give regular insights into what it is really like being a solo backpacker and tips to help you plan your own adventures
I was picked up at 9am by the Glaciers and Waterfalls guide, Kalman and we set off to the Reykjanes Peninsula to hike to the erupting volcano. En route we stopped off at a traditional fish drying farm. The smell packed a punch as I stepped out of the minibus!! Icelandic Cod (heads and bones)... Continue Reading →
And now for the main event! Tuesday 18 July The pick up was really smooth - Iceland really has nailed touristing. The sad thing was that cafés don't open until 8am and I needed to wait at the bus stop from 8am. My bus arrived at 0815 and took me and two other women (french... Continue Reading →
Saturday 15 July Landed at Keflavik airport a little early and was greeted by a perpetual sunset with gorgeous colours. And to top it off, I got a view of the erupting volcano out of the window! Now that I knew where the volcano was, I knew which seat I wanted for the bus to... Continue Reading →
