You and Iceland: A Tale of Two Cities (Separated by a Whole Lotta Ocean)
So, you're itching for an adventure, and Iceland's magical landscapes are calling your name. But before you pack your parka (because let's face it, Iceland ain't exactly the Bahamas) and dream about cuddling with puffins, there's one crucial question: just how far is this dreamy island from Atlanta, Georgia?
Turns out, further than a quick hop on your jet ski. We're talking about a transatlantic leap of faith, baby! Clocking in at a cool 5,348 kilometers (or 3,316 miles), Iceland is a good chunk of ocean away.
That's farther than:
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- Throwing a frisbee across the Grand Canyon (and probably getting it stuck)
- The distance your takeout travels when you convince yourself "a little delivery won't hurt" (we've all been there)
- The ever-growing list of errands you keep putting off (but hey, at least you're planning a trip to Iceland, right?)
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But Fear Not, Intrepid Traveler!
Distance doesn't have to crush your wanderlust. Here's the good news:
- Flights are your friend: Buckle up for a comfy (hopefully) 11-ish hour journey, and you'll be sipping glacier water in Reykjavik before you know it.
- The journey is part of the adventure: Catch up on movies, write the next great American novel, or nap like a champion. Consider it pre-vacation relaxation!
Iceland Awaits!
With a little planning and some patience, you'll be exploring glaciers, soaking in geothermal pools, and marveling at the Northern Lights in no time. Just remember to pack for all kinds of weather – Iceland's known for its dramatic shifts, so be prepared for anything!
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Iceland: It's worth the miles (and maybe a couple of airplane movies).
Burning Iceland Travel Q&A:
How to get to Iceland from Atlanta?
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How long does the flight take?
- Around 11 hours – plenty of time to catch up on sleep or become a movie buff.
What should I pack?
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- Layers! Iceland's weather can change on a dime. Pack for rain, sunshine, and everything in between. Don't forget a swimsuit for those geothermal pools!
What currency do they use in Iceland?
- Icelandic kr�na (ISK). You can exchange currency before you go or use your credit card.
How do I say "hello" in Icelandic?
- "Hall�" (pronounced "HA-lo"). Bonus points for learning "Takk" (thank you) too!