Iceland 2026

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June 21 Sunday

Breakfast in the restaurant in the Vancouver airport, got off the plane in Reykjavik at 7:00 am.
Then rented the car from Blue Car Rental, went to Bonus store and picked up a few groceries.
Drove through Grindavík, then went to Blue Lagoon.
Then we checked into our Airbnb, then did the Walking Food Tour, came home exhausted. We had all been up for 57 hours. Still managed to have a couple drinks before we went to bed.

Vancouver Airport

Vancouver Airport



Keflavík Airport

Keflavík Airport

Bonus Store

Bonus Store

Keflavík

Keflavík

Keflavík

Keflavík



Grindavík

Grindavík

Blue Lagoon

Blue Lagoon

Blue Lagoon

Blue Lagoon

Blue Lagoon

Blue Lagoon

Blue Lagoon

Blue Lagoon

Wake Up Reykjavík Walking Food Tour

Wake Up Reykjavík Walking Food Tour Smoked salmon and lamb appetizers

Wake Up Reykjavík Walking Food Tour
Smoked salmon and lamb appetizers

Wake Up Reykjavík Walking Food Tour

Wake Up Reykjavík Walking Food Tour

Wake Up Reykjavík Walking Food Tour

Wake Up Reykjavík Walking Food Tour

Wake Up Reykjavík Walking Food Tour

Wake Up Reykjavík Walking Food Tour

Wake Up Reykjavík Walking Food Tour Hot dogs

Wake Up Reykjavík Walking Food Tour
Hot dogs

Wake Up Reykjavík Walking Food Tour

Wake Up Reykjavík Walking Food Tour

June 22 Monday

We had skyr and berries for breakfast at the apartment, then we went to the Perlan Museum where we saw 2 lava shows, went through the ice cave, entered the Planetarium showing Áróra the Northern Lights show, went out to the 360° observation deck for photos and videos. The Perlan Museum and everything about it was absolutely spectacular!
Went to Starbucks downtown, then went to the Phallalogical Museum which was very interesting and the only Phallalogical Museum in the world. Kims and Gerry went shopping to Bonus for food while me and Hannah stayed home.


Perlan

Perlan

Phallalogical Museum

The Icelandic Phallological Museum The world’s only genuine penis museum is dedicated to collecting, studying and presenting actual phalluses and all things phallic.
The modern story of phallology:
Starting as a modest personal collection, the Icelandic Phallological Museum has grown into the world’s only museum dedicated to phallology, featuring donations from across the globe. This unique institution remains entirely independent and family-owned.