Solo Travelling in Iceland
The Northern Lights/ Aurora Boreallis were on my bucket list for a while and I decided this was my year to tick them off, especially since Icelander Icelandair are offering very good rates to fly from Dublin to Reykjavik. The photos are uploaded in no particular order, it was cold so layers of clothes and waterproof walking boots were in order! I had booked my flights back in May, booked my B&B through Booking.com, prices in Iceland are more expensive than at home or most places I would think! I had also booked an evening tour to see the Northern Lights on the Sat night, pick up at 9 pm from the BSI bus Station which as luck would have it was only about 7 mins walk from my B&B also very handy getting from and to the airport. Reykjavik is a colorful city, brightly painted homes, most of which are of this corrugated exterior presumably for insulation? Heating, all of their hot water and electricity are supplied from Geothermal springs, which are harnessed...
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Peggy
This may sound a bit random, but I've been looking for some solid information on Robert's Cove. I'll be traveling to Ireland next week and intend on stopping by the area. My real question here is how is one able to get around in the town? Is walking feasible? I will be traveling from Cork to Robert's Cove on the only day the bus runs (Saturday).. I'm hoping. I was just wondering if you could be of any help. Thank you so much.
I read through the blog and enjoy it very much.
Thanks again.