Day 4: The Golden Circle Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach > Kerið > Faxi > Gulfoss > Geysir > Golden Circle Apartments (239 km, about 3.5 hours) Headed to Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach the first thing in the morning. Bad idea! The waves were crazy! We were told not to head to the caves as it was high tide. :( So, if you would like to visit the Black Sand Beach, it would be better to go in the afternoon during Winter. Thereafter, we went to Selfoss for lunch (had KFC!), and went to

To maximise time, we do suggest that you book your flights out of Seoul on the same day that you arrive. This minimises time loss from travelling from Incheon Airport to Seoul and back again to the Gimpo Airport. As a guide, book flights at least four hours AFTER your arrival time. (Tip: check out the best fares via Skyscanner.) Depending on your time of arrival, the immigration process would take at least 30 minutes (or even 1 hour due to the influx of tourism to South Korea

Most travellers would enter South Korea via Incheon Airport. Ever wondered why the closest international airport to Seoul, South Korea's capital, is not in Seoul? Well, in the past, Gimpo International Airport is the airport to get to Seoul. However, due to the rising number of travellers entering South Korea after the Seoul Olympics held in 1988, they have expanded and built the Incheon International Airport. Now, Incheon Airport is the largest airport in South Korea and is

Parque Warner Madrid Entrance, San Martin de la Vega, Madrid, Spain Parque Warner Madrid is an amusement park initially opened under the management of the popular American Six Flags chain, with Time Warner holding a 5% stake. In 2004, Six Flags' management arrangement was terminated and the park is now run by Time Warner along with several Spanish investment groups. Parque Warner Madrid Entrance, San Martin de la Vega, Madrid, Spain Why didn't we read anything about Parque Wa

You've booked your trip to Reykjavik, Iceland and are wondering how to get around? I was also in this dilemma last year after I've decided to head to Reykjavik in early December. Here are some of the ways to get around Iceland, the good and the not-so-good: 1. Join a Group Bus Tour The good: + Snooze in the bus until you reach your next destination + Fuss-free, no prior planning needed + A variety of tours to choose from - ranging from a day trip, to two or three + Some of th