Stunning, certainly will add the west fjords to my trip! I know what you mean about the crazy cost. I’m taking camping gear and bringing lots of dehydrated camp meals as well as a few beers.
You won't regret it! It was our favourite region for sure. If you have food with you (or go shopping in the supermarkets) you'll be fine in terms of cost (still expensive, but ok). The real shocker is going out to eat (We had prices like 7€ for a coffee, 30€ for Pizza, 25€+ for any main dish..). Also gas is super expensive (the worst was 1l of Diesel for 2,30€; yikes)
You may benefit from horizontal lock or a nice gimbal. Dis you go through the one-lane tunnel? The M-signs are meant to show where you must pull over to let incoming cars through. And yes, Iceland is amazingly beautiful. I really enjoyed the long drives through amazing landscapes. Sudureyri has a very nice swimming pool 😊. Have you been to the Bolafjall mountaintop? Also, i agree that Iceland is waaaaaay too expensive to be able to stay there long-term. Almost every piece of barren land in the vicinity of a waterfall or any tourist attraction is payable. Let alone coffeeshops and restaurants.
Sorry about the drone footage, it was the first time we ever did it . Iceland surely is one of the most beautiful countries I have ever visited. I agree about the season, if you can, you should travel outside the high season, there are sooo many people at the main attractions then; in the Westfjords though it felt a lot more relaxed. I'm glad we spent a few days there. The main "problem" in Iceland are the prices, everything's just so f-ing expensive (especially restaurants and coffee shops). Groceries are ok, but by no means cheap. In our case we could divide everything by four, so it was bearable.
One of your best videos, keep up the great work mate 😉
Thanks a lot man
June, July and August are high season and very busy in Iceland. I prefer May and end of August, beginning of September. 😊
Stunning, certainly will add the west fjords to my trip! I know what you mean about the crazy cost. I’m taking camping gear and bringing lots of dehydrated camp meals as well as a few beers.
You won't regret it! It was our favourite region for sure. If you have food with you (or go shopping in the supermarkets) you'll be fine in terms of cost (still expensive, but ok). The real shocker is going out to eat (We had prices like 7€ for a coffee, 30€ for Pizza, 25€+ for any main dish..). Also gas is super expensive (the worst was 1l of Diesel for 2,30€; yikes)
You may benefit from horizontal lock or a nice gimbal. Dis you go through the one-lane tunnel? The M-signs are meant to show where you must pull over to let incoming cars through. And yes, Iceland is amazingly beautiful. I really enjoyed the long drives through amazing landscapes. Sudureyri has a very nice swimming pool 😊. Have you been to the Bolafjall mountaintop? Also, i agree that Iceland is waaaaaay too expensive to be able to stay there long-term. Almost every piece of barren land in the vicinity of a waterfall or any tourist attraction is payable. Let alone coffeeshops and restaurants.
Sorry about the drone footage, it was the first time we ever did it . Iceland surely is one of the most beautiful countries I have ever visited. I agree about the season, if you can, you should travel outside the high season, there are sooo many people at the main attractions then; in the Westfjords though it felt a lot more relaxed. I'm glad we spent a few days there. The main "problem" in Iceland are the prices, everything's just so f-ing expensive (especially restaurants and coffee shops). Groceries are ok, but by no means cheap. In our case we could divide everything by four, so it was bearable.
Drone footage looks crooked,my man. Westfjords is amazing. Ive been there aa well.