Norway day 2 Overnight we have made a couple of quick stops apparently at Florø at 2am and Måløy at 4.15. We wake to the view of the ship passing by many islands. It's calm and peaceful. The first stop this morning that we see is at Torvik where some cargo is off loaded and done put on. While on deck we see what we think are dolphins but In fact they are whales. Breakfast is open seating and anytime between 7 and 10 am. We meet our fellow dinner table mates,...

Reykjavik to Bergen Early start. Alarm went off at 4.30am. Shower, finish packing and in the car before 5.15. The hotel gave us a breakfast to go package as breakfast is included in our stay. The drive to the airport takes about an hour and our GPS gives us a bit of a bum steer, or maybe that was the person that input the destination. Who knew that Keflavik was a suburb and not just the airport! Anyway, we made it and the car was received back with no issues so a...

Last nights hotel was situated at the bottom of a glacier. At least it looks like it's very close. However we went for a walk last night and it certainly didn't get any closer. From the outside our room looked like a block of prison cells but once inside we had great views? This is our last full day in Iceland and we are heading through to the Capital Reykjavik but have a few more stops along the way. How different can 2 days be! Today it's cold drizzly and grey....

Clear blue skies, no wind. Beautiful day. Glaciers, sheep, ponies, geese, waterfalls, ducks, icebergs, seals and ocean and more icebergs and its only 11am. Driving back to our hotel now, it's 4.30 and 19 degrees. Has been a sensational day. We even worked up a sweat climbing up to the Svartifoss waterfall in the Skaftafell National Park. For the most part of today's drive we have had glaciers on our right as we are going around the coastal side of the Vatnajökul...

We have driven only 30km so far this morning and I am already out of words. We are heading down the east coast today and our first stop is a little town Seydisfjördur at the top of the Fjord of the same name. The town is so pretty with its multicolored houses set against a backdrop of mountains and waterfalls. It's a 19th century village that started as a trading centre for foreign merchants, fishermen and whalers but mostly the Fjord is a rich source of herrin...