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Me anarl, I was gonna recommend the Long Island Ice tea from Aldi.
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Happy St George's Day Guest
Blue lagoon & Iceland
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The Silky Assassin
Midfield
Is that the Celtic Cross? I watched us destroy the mags from there with one of these bowls of soup and a few pints. It was the Billy Jones far post blockbuster game.
Edinburgh Black Cat
Striker
Not been to Iceland but saw the northern lights on Shetland. May be a cheaper option if northern lights in the main motivation.
Have a look at Shetland Aurora Hunter on facebook.
mini-x2
Striker
We stayed at an apartment right at the bottom of the Main Street that runs through Reykjavik, Laugaveger or whatever it’s called. There was about ten of us went and it was cheap as chips to stay there. We did buy some of that Reyka vodka at the airport, think it was about £15 for a large bottle. I found eating out was reasonable and I remember a pint of Gull was between £4 and £5.
Kaffibarinn. Doesn’t own it now, if he ever did but yeah it’s great in there.
Harbour Boy
Winger
Just came back and done it cheap.
Stopped in the Brim Hotel, £80 each for 3 nights. Basic but the location was decent with free parking.
We hired a car to do all of the sites and the majority were free entry. Only hired a little yaris which was 100 each.
There was a Thai place in Reykjavik that done really good food, Pad Thai with Shrimp was about £14.
Most places did happy hour, The Drunken Rabbit Irish pub was £4 a pint during the day and the hotel gave us a coupon book that got us 2 for 1 in most bars meaning beers were about £4.
hypersonic
Winger
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becs
Guest
Jet2 fly from Newcastle. I looked at it as prices were reasonable apart from October half term which is when I wanted to go.
zwartekat
Striker
B
becs
Guest
Bit limited. 6 flights between Oct 19 and Apr 20
Is that all?
I only looked at October week and just assumed it was a winter destination. Sorry for the shit info
Keawyeds
Striker
The only way you'll go to Iceland and it be cheap is if you head to the supermarket, not the country
zwartekat
Striker
Nah
Nah, not shit, just they're special flights for short breaks. Still canny if the dates suit you. I've usually flown from Glasgow but also flown from Manchester. Trying to fly from Newcastle is mental - nearly all via LHR, Amsterdam or Brussels. I think it once suggested flying via JFKIs that all?
I only looked at October week and just assumed it was a winter destination. Sorry for the shit info
Wow air no longer operating, so need to find other flights.
Pop
Striker
It'll never be cheap but it's no more expensive than a UK city break providing you are a bit savvy.
jjarra_mackem
Winger
I stayed at an Air Bnb, good location close to airport. Can send you link if you want
Explored the country via hire car.
Its expensive, drink drive limit is really low (1 pint could put you over)
Blue lagoon massively overpriced. If you do go and wear glasses/ intend on taking your phone/ camera in with you buy protective plastic wallets in the UK. They charge 19 quid for them in the place.
Explored the country via hire car.
Its expensive, drink drive limit is really low (1 pint could put you over)
Blue lagoon massively overpriced. If you do go and wear glasses/ intend on taking your phone/ camera in with you buy protective plastic wallets in the UK. They charge 19 quid for them in the place.
Pop
Striker
Each? You can get it for much less than that. Just like anywhere, there are expensive restaurants and cheap restaurants.
It's like the pandemonium of pure football because people are going to London for the day. Losing their shit over the price of beer and food when it is not much different from up here.
