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ICELAND | Sat, 13 Feb 2016 | By tiltingwindmills | Views [536]
Day 3: Spa day! Tammy and Amy booked services at Hilton Nordica Spa and both enjoyed their services, though book the Salt Scrub with caution as it can be very intense (Tammy actually had a few spots on her back that started bleeding!). A nice bonus ... Read more >
Tags: blue lagoon, golden circle
ICELAND | Sat, 23 Aug 2014 | By schmodude | Views [465]
The Blue Lagoon was nice. So was the Runtur (pub crawl from midnight until 4 am). Not too many pictures from the whole day. I’m tired and it is time for me to get going to the airport. Off to London today!
Edit: Bardarbunga just started to erupt, ... Read more >
Tags: airport, bardarbunga, blue lagoon, iceland, reykjavik, runtur, volcano
ICELAND | Fri, 18 Apr 2014 | By kurenai | Views [2895]
Blue Lagoon is justly famous in Iceland. It is also probably the most touristy place you will visit on your journey. Not to say it is a bad thing but just be ready for waves of people coming in on large tour buses going either to or from the airport.... Read more >
Tags: blue lagoon, geothermal, hot springs, iceland, keflavik airport, reykjavik
ICELAND | Fri, 8 Nov 2013 | By connectlocally | Views [5003] | Video
Iceland is famous for its geothermal spas and open-air ‘hot pots’ that offer a luxurious retreat from the icy temperatures outside.
So when an opportunity to meet with a local Reykjavik swim club popped up I jumped at the chance. I thought ... Read more >
Tags: blue lagoon, cold, crazy, geothermal, hot pots, iceland, just go, ocean, swimming, travel
INDONESIA | Mon, 20 Feb 2012 | By sharkyjillian | Views [1028]
One of the most amazing highlights from my first trip to
Bali was the diving. I spent a day at Nusa Penida diving with 10 manta rays and
another day exploring the Liberty wreck off the coast of Tulamben. I really
wanted Duncan to dive the wreck, ... Read more >
Tags: aqua marina diving bali, blue lagoon, matthew addison photography, ocean conservation, pedangbai, scuba diving, underwater photography
MALTA | Wed, 11 Jun 2008 | By queenofbums | Views [1404] | Comments [5]
I´ve been neglecting you, I know... but I did say that I would try to keep up with this, not that I would. =) OK. I have to admit, I was very dissapointed with Malta, at first. Kind of dingy, everything is beige (seriously, even white buildings ... Read more >
Tags: blue lagoon, comino, gozo, malta, popeye
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Part of the temple was hewn directly into the surrounding cliffs where cremated remains of the deceased were enshrined as was, and still is a tradition of Zen Buddhism.
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