Driving in Iceland

• The road network is in a good condition throughout the country.
• The driving is done from the right side of the road and at the roundabouts priority has the one that moves within the node.
• The streets near Reykjavik are usually with more than one lane per direction, while in the rest network it is mostly with one, without an emergency lane.
• Gas stations can be found in residential areas, so pay attention to secluded areas when traveling to north.
• The gas filling in the car is automatic and the payment is made mainly by credit-debit card.
• The outside cities speed limit is 90 miles an hour.

1. Do not stop outside demarcated parking!

During the journey you will come across beautiful landscapes that will make you wanna stop for short stops and take photographs. This needs special attention!! It has been common that tourists stop on the side of the road for photographing by putting themselves at risk from the passing cars and trucks. There are parking areas that can comfortably let you admire the scenery and rest safely simultaneously.

2. Night driving – weather condition

In most parts of the network there is no night lighting so you need to pay attention if you plan to drive during night or dark hours. Also because of the difficult weather conditions which are constantly changing it would be good to check the condition of the road network you are going to use. An easy way is by clicking here.

3. Is it necessary to rent a 4X4?

It is common for tourists to rent SUV-type vehicles with 2 or 4 wheel driving system. In addition to the comfort that they probably offer in terms of space and convenience, it is not necessary to rent one, since all known points of interest are accessible to all types of cars (Roads category F). Off road driving that is advantageous to an SUV-type car is prohibited anyway  so… Also the car rentals ensure that they wear suitable tires on all vehicles so that they can move in snow weather as well.

4. Beware the doors of the car!

In Iceland there are strong winds, so beware when you park. Be sure to park the vehicle against the wind, it may be difficult to open the door, but you will avoid injuries to you and damages to the car.

5. Do I need to pay tolls?

In the road network you will not find any toll points except one. It is the Vadlaheidi tunnel located near the northern town of Akureyri,  where if the weather is not good enoigh, we definitely advise you to pass through. In case you decide to pass the tunnel, see the instructions here, so that you can get a code and be charged during your transit with a smaller amount. We paid 1,500 ISK, while if it was paid by the rental office we would be charged 4,500 ISK.

iceland

6. How do I pass bridges?

Usually bridges are with one strip for both directions, so need to pay attention here too. Reduce speed when approaching them and if you see a car coming from the opposite side, stop and arrange who will pass first. Icelanders are a very polite people and usually provide the tourists priority.

Driving in Iceland is relatively safe and enjoyable, as long as you pay attention to the points we analyzed above. By driving you will discover beautiful destinations and taste a different travel experience. Beware, drive responsibly and enjoy!

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A few words about Reykjavik

Its name means ‘ The Smoke Cove ‘, as the suffix ‘ Vic ‘ means a cove. Located along the coast of Iceland, Reykjavik is the capital and largest city in the country. One of the smallest cities in Europe, Reykjavik is also the northernmost capital of the world and is the government, economic and cultural hub of the country. Reykjavik is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean with shoreline trails stretching around the entire peninsula. There are many beautiful places to stop and admire the scenery on these coastal paths, which are very popular with cyclists, one of the most photographed spots is the impressive Sun Voyager-a huge steel sculpture that may resemble a Viking ship, but in fact, a dream ship and an ode to the sun.

All you need to see in Reykjavik

The following route is the one that we followed and we highly recommend it both in terms of time and convenience for your one-day staying there.

1.     Hallgrímskirkja church  (Tower admission: Adults: ISK1000 – 7.5 EU / Children: ISK 100 (ages 7-16)  Opening hours: Winter (October – April): 09:00 – 17:00, tower closes 16:30.  Summer (May – September): 09:00 – 21:00, tower closes 20:30)

2.     Leifur Eriksson Statue

3.     Skólavörðustígur (Laugavegur the colourful street that leads to the church with boutiques, souvenirs, food, cafes)

4.     The Icelandic Punk Museum (Admission:1400 ISK  Opening Hours: Until 1st of Dec 2019 10:00 – 21:00 weekdays /  12:00 – 21:00 weekends  From 1st of Dec 2019 until 1st of Feb 2020 / 12:00 – 20:00 every day – δεν μπήκαμε προσωπικά)

5.     Monument to the Unknown Bureaucrat

6.     Harpa Concert and Conference Cente (with clean public toilets inside it)

7.     Þúfa Iconic art installation

8.     Sun voyager

9.     Icelandic Phallological Museum (Opening Hours: 10am-6pm, from 9am Jun-Aug  Priceadult/child 1500kr/free – 10 EU

10.  Food Hlemmur Mathöll market  or Icelandic street food (try local fish soup)

All kind of food for all kind of people

• For more Icelandic food options read our post here
• For the coffee lovers Café Roasters
• For the Bar crawlers Laugavegur (Bravo, Lebowski)
• For souvenirs Laugavegur street or airport (some souvenirs are cheaper there)

More points of interest and attractions

• Old Reykjavík and lake Tjörnin
• Imagine Peace Tower on Viðey Island
• Perlan Opening hours: Daily: 09:00-19:00  Price: Adults 3.990 ISK  30 EU
• Austurvöllur square
• The settlement exhibition
• National Museum of Iceland
• National gallery of Iceland
• Leifur Eriksson Statue
• National Museum of Iceland
• Reykjavík Art Museum
• Reykjavík Museum of Photography
• Videy island
• Hofdi House

Where to stay in Reykjavík

For a low on budget accommodation with basic facilities we recommend the following

• Hostel πχ. Reykjavik city HI hostel
• Guesthouse πχ. Pavi
• Apartment airbnb πχ. Bolholt apartments

What impressed us in Reykjavik  the most are its colourful vibes, the pleasant mood of the residents, the woolen knitwear, the delicious fish soup, the unique reflections of the lake and the symbol of world peace in honor of Yoko Ono which is visible from all over the city and is located on a small island called Videy Island! Spend a day at least in the capital of Iceland and then embark on the ultimate adventure on the island of Ice and lava!

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What is Blue Lagoon?

It is a natural lake of geothermal water that has been formed by underground waters which due to the volcanic activity and form of the whole Iceland are flowing and recycled every 40 hours . The lake is natural and its color is due to the reflection of the rays of the sun with the materials that make up the pond as is the Silica.

Two thousand meters within the earth, ocean water and freshwater converge in a tectonic realm of searing heat and extreme pressure, creating geothermal seawater. Drawn to the surface through geothermal extraction wells, the water emerges enriched with silica, algae, and minerals—the bioactive elements that endow this unique fluid with its healing, rejuvenating, nourishing abilities.

A natural wonder of the volcanic earth

Where is the Blue lagoon located?

It is located on the southwest side of Iceland very close to the capital of Reykjavik and the airport of Κeflavic. The beneficial powers of geothermal seawater were first discovered in the early 1980s when local residents began to bathe in the serene blue lagoon that had formed in the lava field beside the Svartsengi Geothermal Resource Park. Some people came to the water for pleasure. Others came for healing. But all who came, left with sensations of profound revitalization.

Why we do love the Blue lagoon?

• For its  purity, and ecological balance of geothermal seawater
• For its wonderful color – The water’s iconic color is a result of the way that silica reflects sunlight
• For the unique experience of making a hot bath at minus degrees with a black sky above us and with rain falling on us
• For the eerie form of it
• For its contrast to the black volcanic attitude of the area
• Because a visit is totally affordable )prices start from 57 euro)
• Because it’s worth it from the first minute till the last one
• Because it is well organized
• Because it’s unique in the world
• It does not give the sense of a touristic place

Silica—composed of silicon and oxygen—is a constituent compound of lava and merges with geothermal seawater in volcanic aquifers deep underground.

Tips for your visit to Blue Lagoon

• Book your tickets before your arrival, especially if you are traveling in summer
• Tickets are sold every hour from 8.00 in the morning but you can sit as long as you want inside
• There are two ticket types with the difference that in the most expensive one they provide bathrobe, slippers and second beverage
• A drink a towel and a mask of Silica is included in the price of a single comfort ticket
• For hours and prices see here, we chose the comfort one and it cost us 85 euro
• Before you enter the lake, take a quick shower
• For your entry to the lake there are two points, discover them both

What to bring with you?

• Summer Slippers
• Swimsuit

What more is provided?

• Showers
• Lockers
• Shower gel
• Hair Cream
• Body Lotion
• Hairdryer
• Swabs
• Bags (e.g. for swimwear)

Is a visit to the Blue Lagoon a must while on a trip in Iceland?

Of course it is! It is a unique and iconic natural formation, in a special country with peculiar nature and you are given the opportunity to pamper yourself with an eerie experience in beautiful clear blue waters of a lake surrounded by a lunar landscape while at the same time all the above is harmonized with the luxurious complex that has been created to make your visit there memorable. Iceland has a plethora of hot springs and lakes both organized and not as is Secret Lagoon (for the rest of them just make sure you are well informed because you need to pay attention with bacteria). The only thing that it is for sure is that this Blue lagoon  geothermal hot spring is a one of its kind!

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In general, Iceland is a relatively expensive destination, and same goes with food. More information about the travel cost in Iceland can be found in our blog post about the Ring road trip in Iceland. Of course there are inexpensive choices that you can afford easily and enable yourself to enjoy the local cuisine in an economical and low budget way.

Eating in a fast food

It is a quick and economical way to taste local Icelandic food and enjoy more neutral flavors, with local ingredients. This option will cost you 15 to €20 per person and you can find it in many places both in Reykjavik, and in smaller cities making road trips easier. We checked out some of them and present them to you:

• Babalu (fast food and cheap coffee with refill)
• Market Hlemmur Matholl (just for the experience or for fish soup)
• Icelandic street food shop with amazing seafood soup in Reykjavik (affordable prices)
• Hafnarburdin at Ηofn (try Icelandic hot dog or their classic burger) or the Pakkhus restaurant (pinched prices)
• Akureyri fish n chips
• There is of course the option of well-known fast food chains, such as Dominos Pizza for more safe, so to speak, options.

Shopping from Super Market

There are several supermarkets (Kronan, Metto, bonus) all over the island where in affordable prices you can get breakfast stuff, snacks, ready made sandwiches or even ready meals such as a chicken.

Cooking

Economical option, our favourite one, to regain some strength at the lowest price, and this is no other than to prepare yourself the meal of your dreams. You can purchase raw materials from supermarkets and start cooking. Usually all rooms, guesthouses and cotatges  have either private or common kitchens with all cooking necesities, where you can cook a delicious spaghetti with red sauce and seafood for example. We did it half the days of ur roadtrip  and we loved it, as we both saved money and enjoyed the whole experience of cooking in Iceland in a cottage house.

So, to conclude with…Is food in Iceland really expensive? We would say yes, but not in terms of the country’s prices in general. But it is for sure that there are ways to enjoy local icelandic flavors in cheaper ways, reducing the cost of travel. We hope that your appetite for your trip to Iceland got higher after that post…

Bon Appetite!

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1. Blue Lagoon

Although touristy, as many could say, visiting the Blue Lagoon is not something you should miss. Extraordinary colour and vibes, awesome and unique feeling of swimming in warm waters while its raining. Blue lagoon perfectly respects the natural landscape, providing high quality services. Learn more here!

2. Ice Cave Tunnnel

Amazing trekking on a glacier experience! Especially when talking for the biggest glacier in Europe Vatnajokul! One of its kind experience not to be missed, but pay attention to your clothes and boots! Only with trekking boots guys please be careful with that! Its not just a detail!

glacier ice cave

3. Diamond Beach

Another incredible experience total Icelandic could say! Facing real icebergs is something extraordinary! Either its for an amphibian boat or a zodiac boat you ll experience something you might never be able to witness again that close. Read more about the boat tour in Diamond beach and indulge yourself to glacier and iceberg magic.

4. Lava Tunel

Another interesting exploration is to visit a lava tunel. You can try a day tour or an evening one! We personally went on an evening tour and didn’t regret it, unique lighting, with some snowing happening during the touring and  moreover you ll get the chance to learn interesting things about volcanoes and life existence in a dark cave.

roadtrip iceland lava tunnel

5. Whale watching

In the north.  Choose as a base Akureyri.

6. Puffin watching

In the northeast fiords at Borgarfjörður Eystri (only summer months).

7. Waterfalls hopping

With countless waterfalls all over the country we could easily visit Iceland only for Waterfall hopping. Choose the ones that suits you best in terms of itinerary and period of travelling and start hopping around!

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In addition to this, you need to leave your senses feel these extraordinary vibes! Yet we understand the fact that a photo of northern lights has a great emotional impact for you as well!

What is Aurora Borealis – meaning?

To begin with we have to know what is exactly the aurora. The phenomenon sometimes referred to as polar lights, northern lights (aurora borealis), or southern lights (aurora australis). It is a natural light display in the Earth’s sky, predominantly seen in the high-latitude regions (around the Arctic and Antarctic).

Furthermore, Auroras are the result of disturbances in the magnetosphere caused by solar wind. These disturbances are sometimes strong enough to alter the trajectories of charged particles in both solar wind and magnetospheric plasma. These particles, precipitate into the upper atmosphere. The resulting ionization and excitation of atmospheric constituents emit light of varying color and complexity.

How to find the Aurora Borealis forecast?

Producing Aurora Forecasts for Arctic circle’s countries is based on Space and Earth weather predictions, including Moonlight and Weather Warnings. Available in a variety of  app throughout the internet, it is wise to download one before chasing the northern lights.

Where is the Aurora Borealis observatory

As far as the observation is concerned the top countries to see the phenomenon is Norway, Finland, Iceland, Scotland, Sweden, Canada, Greenland, Alaska! There are many accommodation options to observe it in a dreamy way.

Check out this amazing lodge spots in Sweden.

Tips on chasing the aurora with a DSLR camera

ISO, shutter speed, and aperture These are the three things you will need to get familiar with

More useful photo tips for chasing northern lights

In addition, here are some useful photo tips for you:

• The aperture is what is called “f” in your camera settings. The smaller the f/number, the larger the aperture.
• Changing the ISO is changing your camera’s sensitivity to light, the higher you go the more sensitive your sensor will be.
• ISO, aperture, and shutter speed are really the three pillars of photography.

Last but not least, remember that camera settings depending on the aurora activity, low, medium or high intensity!

Aurora Borealis in Iceland – Best spots for chasing the northern lights in Reykjavik

Last bit not least here are the top spots for chasing in Reykjavik:

1. Perlan museum (if aurora ctivity is high)
2. Grotta island lighthouse
3. Any other place dark

You can chase aurora by yourself or with an organized tour.

 

 

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Important Information before you plan a trip to Iceland

• In order to avoid struggling with day hours we recommend traveling summer months
• If travelling from October till March it would be probably in order to see the northern lights, just dont be disappointed if that wont happen
• Travelling during Autumn time is perfect for avoiding mass tourist groups as well
• For your transfers in case of a roadtrip you ll definetely have to rent a car, read some useful tips here
• Keep your budget as low as possible by sharing expenses with friends
• The same applies to accommodation, generally it is common to share accommodation
• Keep some ammount of budget for activities (eg Blue lagoon €85 person, Diamond Beach Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon €70 man, Secret Lagoon hot spring (€25 person), Skaftafel hike to Glacier (€60 person 3 hours hike) etc.)

7 Day Ring Road trip itinerary in Iceland

How much does it cost for a roadtrip in Iceland?

As with all trips, a trip in Iceland can be combined with some low budget options, for example Icelandic food options can make your trip less expensive! But what happens with all the rest expenses? Here is our budget analysis on a 2 persons basis.

2 persons on a 7 day roadtrip 1.772 euro :

• 400 euro  airtickets
• 365 euro accommodation
• 5 euro tolls
• 220 euro  car rental (440 euro for a group of 4)
• 122 euro fueling 2.500 kilometers (244 for a group of 4)
• 218 euro food coffee beer
• 427 euro activities experiences
• 15 euro souvenirs

There are always options that can afford us lower budget as long as you are flexible and easy going travellers! Share your transfers, your accommodation, your food etc and you ll see the difference!

Hope you found it interesting reading our personal experience of roadtripping in Iceland, please feel free to visit all posts related to this trip and we ll be more than happy to here any comments or feedback from you! Happy travels to all!

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Jökulsárlón or glacial lagoon

Jökulsárlón is a large glacial lake in southeast Iceland, on the edge of Vatnajökull National Park. Situated at the head of the Breiðamerkurjökull glacier, it developed into a lake after the glacier started receding from the edge of the Atlantic ocean. The lake has grown since then at varying rates because of melting of the glaciers.

Jökulsárlón has been a setting for Hollywood movies: Die another day, Lara Croft Tomb Raider and Batman Begins!

Next to Jökulsárlón  and after the boat ride you can spend more fun time at the Diamond beach. Diamond beach is a strip of black sand belonging to the greater Breiðamerkursandur glacial plain, located by Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon on the South Coast of Iceland.

This lagoon is a recently formed one, since its the result of climate changing. The surface is at the sea level and sea water flows into the lagoon at high tide. Huge blocks of ice constantly break off the glacier, Breiðamerkurjökull, and large icebergs float on the lagoon. The lagoon is not very wide but it is up to 250 meters deep which makes it the deepest lake in Iceland. Breiðamerkurjökull is an outlet of the Vatnajökull glacier.

AMPHIBIAN BOAT TOUR

The ultimate experience at the Jökulsárlón  Lagoon is of course the Amphibian Boat Tour which allows you to wander in the lagoon between the icebergs and learn interesting facts about their formation and geology. And we re talking about a real amphibian travellers, since you will be able to board on the land and bloom… in just a few minutes you will find yourself within the lagoon! You will get really close to a real iceberg, enjoy the peacefullness of the lagoon and admire nature and its blue colours. If you are lucky enough you ll get the chance to meet seals and moreover you can literally taste a 1000 year old ice.  Unique and exciting experience in unparalleled beauty scenery!

• Perfect for families, friends and large groups of travellers.
• The experience lasts 30-40 minutes.
• Includes an English speaking guide.
• Other languages may be offered upon request.
• Passengers are provided with life jackets.
• Cost 5900 ISK (approx. 42 euros).

To book this activity prior your trip to Iceland click here!

ZODIAC TOUR

For those of you who d love to find themselves just a breath away from an iceberg of the Jokulsarlon Lagoon we recommend you to choose the Zodiac tour! In this tour you ll be able to cover large areas of the lagoon and get closer to the icebergs and the glacier itself. Its a more private tour which takes you as close as possible to both the glacier and the icebergs (if there is no indication of bad weather conditions in the period you will be traveling there) as the zodiac boat is more flexible! Unique and exciting experience in nparalleled beauty scenery!

• Perfect for small groups and couples.
• The experience lasts 60 minutes.
• Includes an English speaking guide.
• Other languages may be offered upon request.
• Passengers are provided with life jackets.
• Cost 10500 ISK (approx. 75 euros).
• The passengers are provided with flotation uniforms.
• Passengers must be 10 years or older or at least 130 centimeters tall

To book this activity prior your trip to Iceland click here!

Glacier lagoon  it is told to be one of the greatest wonders of nature in Iceland.

Our experience with Glacier Lagoon

The Boat tour at Jökulsárlón  Lagoon is once in a lifetime experience and a perfect addition for all travellers in Iceland! We had an amazing experience with Glacier Lagoon which is located right at the lagoon, close to highway number one, about 370 km (230 miles) east from Reykjavík. In case of bad weather conditions you can always have your money back or reschedule the tour, actually thats what we did, due to a windy day! Be agile and feel free to ask the kind staff on the field who is always there willing to help you out! So dear travellers, all you have to do is sit back and enjoy the extraordinary boat tour and view of Jökulsárlón  Lagoon, a real wonder of nature!

The Amphibian boat tour was complimentary by Glacier Lagoon , though all opinions remain our own and are based on personal experience during the Ring Roadtrip in Iceland! Many many sincere thanks to Glacier Lagoon for the amazing experience!

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A few words about Iceland

Iceland is the country of ice and it is an island country of Europe, located in the North Atlantic Ocean a bit southest to the Arctic Circle, located  between Greenland, Scotland, the Faroe Islands and Norway. Its population amounts to 360,390 residents. The interior consists of a plateau characterised by sand and lava fields, mountains, and glaciers, and many glacial rivers flowing to the sea through the lowlands.

How to plan a trip to Iceland?

We will share with you two travel options on how to plan a trip to Iceland  and its up to you to choose the one that suits you best based on your travel days and of course your budget.

• First Choice Iceland Golden Circle

This is the most common route that most travellers choose as the sights that make up Golden Circle are mainly  located on the south side of Iceland and the itinerary  is easily feasible whether its with an organized tour or on a rented car. You can choose as a base Reykjavik and make another overnight stay eg. in Hella or Vik, so you ll definetely must have at least 4 days to spend there especially if you plan to join icelandic experiences and activities. The Iceland Golden Circle is actually a part of the the second option which is given below,  the Iceland Golden Ring so keep reading to learn more about the route as well.

• Second option Iceland Ring Road trip

We choose the Ring Road Trip around the whole island! To see in detail our detailed itinerary with hours of driving, sightseeing and of course total cost read here. We recommend this option for the adventure lovers and the roadtrippers and of course and of course for those you can afford at least 7 days of travelling (accommodation, car, petrol etc). For all the useful information about car rental etc read our tips here!

Things to do in Iceland – which experiences to choose?

Check out in detail the list of the most famous experiences we joined in Iceland. More generally, however, it is worth trying as many as you can and as long as your budget allows it (because dont forget we re talking about an expensive country).

Some of the most mainstream activities are:

• Blue Lagoon
• Diamond Beach Boat Tour (amphibian or Zodiac)
• Ice Cave Tours
• Lava Tunnel
• Whale watching (depending on the season)
• Beer Spa (Personally we didn’t try it)

More activities in Iceland

You can always feel free to check our detailed itinerary and get an idea of the experiences we tried over there! In particular, a trip to Iceland must certainly includes hikes, Aurora chasing or hunting, waterfall hopping, hot springs, fishing villages in  in the northwestern area of fjords, a meeting with the wonderful puffin (only in summer).

Rumor has it that… If you don’t like the weather in Iceland wait five minutes and it will change. And this is true by far!

All you need to take with you in Iceland

• Waterproof shoes (waterproof  not just water resistance)
• Waterproof trekking or ski trousers
• Isothermal (two sets up and down)
• Isothermal Socks
• Fleece cardigan or blouse
• Waterproof jacket (preferably a trekking one)
• Cap and gloves
• Neck scarf
• For more ideas on packaging, see our wider packing list – moreover do not forget our light travelling tips

Extra Tips and Info for your trip to Iceland

• Iceland is called Island and Islandia by the Icelanders
• Reykjavik is a beautiful city so  spend  at least a day wandering around
• Useful tips for driving and renting a car can be found in detail here
• Useful tips and options for Icelandic food can be found here
• Iceland is much more expensive than the average of countries in Europe
• Share your trip with friends to have more fun with a lower budget
• The weather in Iceland is constantly changing, and when we say all the time we mean even per minute
• Be informed about the activity of the Northern Lights (Aurora borealis) but do not go to Iceland only for this reason
• If you choose a Road Trip prefer travelling in summer months so that you make the most out of the day hours (Northern Lights can not be seen in summer)
• The cost is always relative but it is an expensive country so be flexible, stay with others and cook homemade food for a few days to keep the expenses as low as they may get

Iceland has become one of our top trips in terms of nature, beautiness, wildness, pureness etc. and we recommend having it on your bucket list so start saving guys! Do not forget that there are no trips that are called de facto “life trips” and others that dont, every trip is simply worth being experienced to the full! The only thing we can assure you is that Iceland is one of its kind and a trip to the country of lava and ice will offer you imotions and experiences that you will not find anywhere else in the world.

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Our travel suggestions for couples travel are published by Glow magazine and we present them to you as they are posted!

The travel destinations we recommend:

Our inspiration is endless, but we  chose some of the best travel destinations for couples of every type of travelers!

• On top of all couple travelling is no other than Paris. Paris is ideal for first time travellers especially for couples and a trip to historic districts of the city of lights seems perfect if you’re still in honey moon phase!
• Bali on the other hand, perfectly suited to lovers of exotic beauty and offers a unique experience amidst the lush jungle!
• Then, Cappadocia it is… Cappadocia is indicated for … love birds, followers of the aesthetics of the Orient. Romantic balloon ride is once-in-a-lifetime experience!
• Certainly, we must not forget California, for authentic road-trippers and a life journey that combines national parks, nature and cities all in one great trip!
• We couldnt miss mentioning Alsace in France, at the borders with Germany make it perfect for wine tasting, for grape enthusiasts or for those who just want to enjoy a tour in picturesque hamlets with enchanting décor and medieval beauty!
• Amazing Iceland is the must for nature lovers and for those who dream to live the experience of the northern lights of Aurora!
• To continue with we ll propose Cambodia for adventurous backpackers exploring available religious monuments and temples lost in jungles, for exotic fruits and a chance to meet one of the kindest people in the world!
• Of course Singapore is an incredible destination for the lovers of urban tourism and modern Futuristic architecture.
• Last but not leat…Jaipur in India for the admirers of the Pink City, of tour palaces of Eastern flavours and tastes and for the big bargainers who will enjoy negotiating at authentic bazaars!

Did you like our trips’ recommendation? Have you been in one of these trips? What will be your next ones? We hope you found the travel proposals interesting and you found the style that suits you and your partner best!

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