Iceland

Eating Cheaply in Iceland: How I Spent Less Than $150 on Food in Nine Days

The cost of food in Iceland is high, but you can eat cheaply if you plan ahead and make smart shopping decisions.

Check out the world’s largest collection of animal junk in jars at the Iceland Penis Museum!

The list of unusual foods I ate in 2017 includes fried grasshoppers, fermented shark, maple syrup pizza, and churro ice cream sandwiches.

A few dozen photos showing the quirky side of Iceland’s cities and countryside.

Iceland’s hakarl, or fermented shark, has a notorious reputation for being gross. I had to taste it myself.

Setting the record straight on myths about Icelandic food, traffic, and national parks.

I had a chance for an amazing life experience. But first I had to figure out where to see the Northern Lights from downtown Reykjavik.

Check out one of the creepiest museums in the world, a sorcery museum that could only be found in Iceland!

From boiling mud pots to glacial ice chunks on black sand beaches, these were the most incredible sights in Iceland.

I’m excited to share my awesome travel plans for the summer and fall of 2017!