As cold as ice
There really is no point sugar coating this one (and not just because this many pints is calorific enough).
Sources report that literally all the mums go here
If you want a pint in Iceland’s capital, it’s going to cost you somewhere in the order of £7.96
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Atmospheric and culturally buzzing it may be, Reykjavík isn’t the best place to get wrecked.
A beer the Iceland closer to home is much more financially viable, if a little less glamorous and exciting
Iceland is famously an isle of natural wonders. Perhaps most famous of all is the Blue Lagoon, a geothermal spa with large aesthetic lagoon.
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From Reykjavík animal lovers can hop on a boat and try and catch a glimpse of humpback whales, and Philip Pullman fans might be lucky enough to view the Northern Lights.
‘Aurora Borealis’, if you’re feeling fancy
Of course, that’s if you can anything through the tears induced by paying almost eight pounds for a beer. Dry you eyes, things get better again in Canada.
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