Iceland

[+ PhileasFogg]

I spent several days in Iceland recently.  I’ve never hired a travel agent but these plans overwhelmed me so I did.  I highly recommend PinkIceland 

I gave them a goal and a budget and they did not disappoint.  The online itinerary made details idiot proof for me and I knew exactly when to check out, when to get in the car to drive somewhere, and where I should eat.  

[craigville beach]

1 hour ago, PhileasFogg said:

I spent several days in Iceland recently.  I’ve never hired a travel agent but these plans overwhelmed me so I did.  I highly recommend PinkIceland 

I gave them a goal and a budget and they did not disappoint.  The online itinerary made details idiot proof for me and I knew exactly when to check out, when to get in the car to drive somewhere, and where I should eat.  

i'm sorry that i may be hijacking this comment, but does anyone know of a good travel agency (like PinkIceland) who covers Scotland? 

[+ PhileasFogg]

May I suggest contacting PinkIceland to see if they know one?   The two greatest groups of tourist to Iceland are US and UK

[Nue2thegame]

Collette travel has an excellent Iceland tour. 

[Rod Hagen]

Iceland is fantastic.  Hope I get back there someday.  Glad you enjoyed it.

[NipLuvr212]

I'm leaving for there in a week... March 15 i think... first time ever and anticipating wonderful adventures

[+ PhileasFogg]

I snorkeled between the tectonic plates, went down in a volcano, climbed summits and hiked on the glacier…of course, I also hit nearly every lagoon on the golden circle too

[+ Charlie]

One of my favorite memories was of having sex with an Icelandic Airlines employee (in uniform) many years ago in the men's room of the Loftleider Hotel. Oh, and I did see some of the local sights, too.

[+ Charlie]

I should have mentioned that on one of my trips to Iceland, I went with a friend who wanted to go pony trekking, and that was a lot of fun, too.