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Reykjavík on a Budget
You´ve probably heard that Reykjavík is a very expensive city to travel to but there are various places to visit and things to do which don´t cost a thing or very little.
Reykjavík campsite voted one of the best campsites in Europe
Reykjavík Campsite was voted one of the twenty best campsites in Europe by The Guardian Newspaper. Reykjavík Campsite is an environmental friendly campsite perfectly located in a green area in the city but yet close to the city centre. The campsite can accommodate up to 900 persons in tents, cars or caravans. The campsite is located in a green area in the city, next door to one of Iceland’s…
A new geothermal lagoon
Construction is about to begin for a new geothermal lagoon in Kársnes in Kópavogur. Plans are for the spot to open in 2021 with a hot spring, a cold pool and saunas. Further construction will take place once the first aspect has been completed as the project has been split into four parts.
Laugardalur valley and park
Laugardalur valley and park is undoubtedly the most popular outdoor area of Reykjavik, as the area is particularly suitable for outdoor activities, sheltered and luxuriant with well-organized hiking and biking paths. Laugardalur is also one of the main centers of sports activities in Reykjavik, and there are sports facilities such as Laugardalshöllin, Laugardalsvöllur, Laugardalslaug pool and…
New flight option to Reykjavik
British Airways flies now to IcelandWe welcome a new airline company to Iceland.Their announcement says:"Our direct flights from London Heathrow (LHR) to Keflavik International Airport (KEF) means that visiting Iceland's coastal capital couldn't be easier. In just three hours you could be exploring cosmopolitian Reykjavik and beyond."This addition mean more options for our guests to visit…
Midnight Sun Run in Reykjavík
The 2013 Suzuki Midnight Sun Run will take place for the 21st time on the evening of June 24th. The location is Laugardalur, Reykjavik.Runners can choose between three distances; half marathon, 10 km race and 5 km race. Close by the start and finish of the race is one of the city’s wonderful geothermal outdoor swimming pools, Laugardalslaug.All participants are invited to the swimming pool,…
Krýsuvík Geothermal Area
Not too far from the centre of Hafnarfjörður rest the remarkable solfatara fields of Krýsuvík, where you’ll discover an expanse of steaming volcanic vents and boiling hot springs, framed dramatically by a range of multi-coloured hills.
Klébergslaug pool
Klébergslaug is located within the sports centre in Kjalarnes, just off Route 1, and enjoys a truly scenic coastal setting. Set directly by the shoreline, the pool offers open views across the ocean, creating a particularly peaceful atmosphere. Nearby, there are also facilities for sea swimming for those keen to take a bracing dip in the North Atlantic.
Iceland’s Water Cure in New York Times Magazine
“On a frigid February day in Reykjavik, I stood bare chested and dripping wet just inside the dressing room at the Vesturbaejar pool, facing a long, cold walk to the outdoor hot tubs. My host was stoic, strong, a Viking. I was whining.”
Krýsuvík
Not too far from the centre of Hafnarfjörður rest the remarkable solfatara fields of Krýsuvík, where you’ll discover an expanse of steaming volcanic vents and boiling hot springs, framed dramatically by a range of multi-coloured hills. A well-maintained boardwalk winds through the bubbling and hissing geothermal area, with informative signage explaining all the important geological facts. The…