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I just came from a trip there too. Took a week to road trip around the island and it was an experience that's for sure. Before that we had visited the redwoods
by joshmanders 4y ago
I just came from a trip there too. Took a week to road trip around the island and it was an experience that's for sure.
Before that we had visited the redwoods in California and those absolutely dwarfed our trees here in the midwest of US (Iowa specifically) and made us feel like all the trees here were just tiny, but our trip to Iceland and their lack of trees made us feel good about our small trees.
- libraryatnight 4y agoIs Iceland easy to navigate as an English speaking tourist? I've always wanted to go.
- anonexpat 4y agoVery. It's extremely tourist-friendly. With the exception of grocery store cashiers, everyone I interacted with spoke at least some English.
- jnsaff2 4y ago40% of their "exports" is tourism. There was exactly 0 times when English was not enough.
- ngokevin 4y agoMost everyone speaks English fluently, it'll be like visiting the UK.
- alexk307 4y agoYes. Do it, you won’t regret it
- karmajunkie 4y agosuper easy. my wife and i honeymooned there in 2016. it took three days worth of driving the ring road before we met anyone who didn’t speak english.
- joshmanders 4y agoLike everyone else said, it's easy. We had 2 people who didn't speak perfect English and one could understand us, just struggled speaking it, and another just straight up didn't speak or understand English. Went to the witchcraft and sorcery museum and the girl who was working the counter spoke perfect English and even sounded American and she said to us "Oh Americans, where ya from?!" and we told her and she goes "Oh cool, I'm American too!" and we followed up "Oh cool where you from?" she said Colorado, then laughed and said nah she's Icelandic but loved pulling that joke on Americans.