Today let’s talk about one of my favorite topics in the world: food! But when camping in Iceland, we have to plan our own menus and be our own chefs instead of booking a table at a fancy restaurant. Camping is probably the number one option for travelers that visit Iceland, and that usually implies a limited budget. A...
Camping in Iceland is probably one of the cheapest and most affordable ways to discover this Nordic nation. It also provides a closer contact to nature, more flexibility and planning adapted to your own needs. Whether it’s in a tent, in a camper or using a motorhome, you need to be aware that camping is more than just finding...
Traditional Icelandic food is often hearty and comforting. This is undoubtedly the result of attempting to combat the vicious and harsh conditions our ancestors faced when they settled the island. Also, it should be noted, that they didn’t have very many ingredients at their disposal to work with. Fish, fermented shark, lamb stew, and cured meats are the staples...
For early risers, there’s nothing better than strolling the through the city, bright and early, with a nice cup of coffee and a pastry for breakfast. Why not head to a bakery in downtown Reykjavik and enjoy the city’s quaint buildings and parks with an equally delicious baked good? Enter Sandholt Bakery and Eatery. While it’s not Reykjavik’s oldest...
Everybody knows what a hot dog is. It is such a popular and yummy food and at the same time a simple and cheap one. They are just a sausage in a bun with some toppings, but God, do we love them! Many countries, cities and regions have their own signature hot dog, so the flavor is never the...
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