I had the idea for a human itinerary, one day in Reykjavik vs a day suggested by an AI while I was watching Hannah Witton’s I Asked Chat GPT & a London Expert to Plan A Solo Day Out in London video in September and immediately wondered what I would say for a day in… More One day in Reykjavik: my itinerary vs Chat GPT’s
Happy Christmas! Yes, it’s Christmas Day and there’s a new blog post. Well, it’s a Monday, you see, and I post on a Monday! Maybe I could do something a bit more festive but we haven’t had an Iceland Itinerary in December and I thought I’d do something happy. All my favourite places! Expect to… More Iceland Itineraries: My Favourite Places
By now, my entire Iceland Summer 2023 video series is out – if you want to watch it, the playlist is here (please do go and watch it! I’m very new to this and every view counts!). While I was making it, and because I had some time-consuming stuff to do over summer and early… More An Iceland Itinerary: What to see and do in Iceland according to YouTube.
I’m honestly astonished I’ve not done this before. Following last month’s real itinerary, how not to do the Ring Road, I’m finally going to do something I thought I must have done by now, an actual full Ring Road itinerary. Ideally, you want the entire summer because there’s so much to do in Iceland that you simply… More The Ultimate Ten Day Iceland Ring Road itinerary
It’s been a while since I did an Iceland Itinerary but it’s back! This is my actual itinerary from this summer – and it’s a great example of how not to do the Ring Road. I’ve said it several times but the plan was to spend the week in the north, with a quick rush… More How not to do the Ring Road – an Iceland Itinerary
It seems a bit redundant to post my February Week in Reykjavik Itinerary towards the end of March, especially when it had some up-and-down moments, but that’s just when Iceland Itineraries comes up in my posting schedule. Anyway, by now you’ll have seen most of what I did but I’m going to put it all… More An Iceland Itinerary: my actual February week in Reykjavik
I tend to default to adventures, scenery or especially hot water when I’m planning a trip to Iceland but if you’re the more sedate kind, who prefers museums and art galleries, Iceland is still the place for you. A discaimer: I’m not the culture type, I’m not into museums and so I haven’t actually been… More An Iceland Itinerary for Culture Vultures
There’s nowhere better to holiday in winter than Iceland. Northern Lights, snowsports, Yule Lads, warming up in geothermal pools… I wish I wasn’t on my way to Germany right now! But what to do as a winter in Iceland itinerary? I considered it and then I realised. What you’ll see in magazines is bargain trips… More An Iceland Itinerary: winter in the north
The majority of visitors to Iceland stick around the south-west corner of the country. There’s a lot to see but you need a week or two at the very least to cross off a lot of Iceland’s sights and spectacles. This itinerary is for a first-timer who doesn’t want to venture too far from Reykjavik… More An Iceland Itinerary: the South West
Now that I’ve been to an actual live eruption, I realised it was time I did an Iceland Itinerary for Volcano Fans. Why haven’t I done this before? It’s not like there aren’t enough volcanic delights to get a book out of (and I know; I’ve been trying to write it for five years). This… More An Iceland Itinerary for Volcano Fans