Where To Stay: Hotel Skaftafell, Freysnes, Oeraefi Perched right next to Skaftafell National Park, this hotel's perfect for those interested in glacier day treks and mountain trips. The 63 ground-level rooms are very basic but cozy; they all have satellite TV. Don't miss the 2nd floor bar with an awesome view of the Vatnajökull glacier.
Where To Eat: Fjorukain Viking Restaurant, Fjorukrain Experience dining in true Viking style at this local favorite. Yes, it's touristy, but worth it. You'll sit in a dining-hall style room where a three-course meal of traditional fare (including mountain lamb and skyr, a yogurt-like dessert with fruit) is served and take in Viking performances where guests are "kidnapped" and taken to a cave to learn Viking combat.
What to See: Blue Lagoon, Grindavík Take a dip for your health in world-renowned natural mineral pools at Blue Lagoon. There are tons of hot springs and separate pools to choose from and you can also partake in special "skin clinics" with treatments for every ailment. Pack light and rent a bathing suit and towel on-site. Afterwards take in a sauna or steam bath and massage before boarding the thrice-daily bus back to Reykjavík. A day will set you back about $30.
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