Reykjavik for thrill seekers

I’m not usually into science-y stuff but this was SOOOOO cool. Real lava right in front of you! The presenter made it easy to understand, even for people like me who failed chemistry. I loved the cozy vibe, and there’s a tiny shop for snacks. If you’re in Vik, don’t skip this.

WOW, just wow. My boyfriend and I are still buzzing. We got sooooo close to a mother and baby whale. The guide knew their stuff and was super patient with everyone’s questions. It was cold but we layered up. Worth every penny.

The tour was well organized. Our guide was a marine scientist and super PASSIONATE, you could tell. Saw two kinds of whales and lots of birds. The cinnamon buns were more like dense cookies (not bad, just not buns). Boat was crowded, but everyone shuffled around to let people get good pics. Wish the trip lasted a bit longer.

If you’re on the fence, just DO IT. Our guide, Freya, was so passionate about glaciers and explained everything. Didn’t feel rushed, had plenty of time for photos. The crampons take a bit to get used to but after that, it’s all good. Highlight was definitely walking through the crevasse!

Went with my partner and two teens—honestly, this was the HIGHLIGHT of our Iceland trip. Our guide, Leif, just oozed knowledge and had us giggling on the drive. The waterfalls were STUNNING (yes, you’ll get wet, just lean into it), and the ice cave felt like being inside a sapphire. Pro tip: bring a dry pair of socks. My daughter slipped and her feet were soaked, but we still had a blast. The 4x4 looked like something outta Mad Max. Bit crowded at the cave entrance but cleared up quick. Would 100% do it again.

We saw so many stars before the aurora showed up. Guide explained everything and made sure everyone got a photo. Bring snacks for the wait.

Parádní výlet za verlibami Počasi vyšlo perfektne Posádka vždy po vynoření velrib okamžitě knim doplula Paráda dík Pavel