Week-end de 4 jours en Islande
by Hgruner
This discussion is in French, the community’s main language.
Original post
Bonjour,
Nous prévoyons à 4 couples de passer 4 jours en Islande vers la mi-mai.
Au programme deux jours à Reykjavik et deux jours hors de la ville.
Que proposez vous ?
Cordialement
Henri
Bonjour,
Au programme deux jours à Reykjavik et deux jours hors de la ville. Que proposez vous ?
Reykjavik est une toute petite ville, quelques heures peuvent suffire car le plus intéressant de l'Islande est ailleurs 😛.
En J1, à quelle heure arrivez-vous ? A quelle heure repartez-vous en J4 ? Ces détails peuvent aider à vous conseiller pour optimiser au maximum votre court séjour.
A+
Au programme deux jours à Reykjavik et deux jours hors de la ville. Que proposez vous ?
Reykjavik est une toute petite ville, quelques heures peuvent suffire car le plus intéressant de l'Islande est ailleurs 😛.
En J1, à quelle heure arrivez-vous ? A quelle heure repartez-vous en J4 ? Ces détails peuvent aider à vous conseiller pour optimiser au maximum votre court séjour.
A+
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Bonjour et merci pour votre réaction rapide.
on prévoit d'arriver à Keflavik à 14.05 depuis CDG le mercredi 13 Mai et repartir le dimanche 17 mai matin à 06.30.
Il parait que Reykjavik est sympa en fin de semaine (Bars et musique)
Nous sommes 3 couples.
Cordialement
Henri
Il parait que Reykjavik est sympa en fin de semaine (Bars et musique)
Peut-être bien 😐... mais de mon point de vue ça ne vaut pas le coup d'y consacrer deux jours (de mon point de vue)
on pr��voit d'arriver à Keflavik à 14.05 depuis CDG le mercredi 13 Mai et repartir le dimanche 17 mai matin à 06.30.
Voici ce que je ferais pour profiter au maximum de la nature islandaise sur un aussi court séjour :
13 mai : arrivée. Geysir - Gulfoss. Nuit à Fludir par ex 14 mai : Skogar, Vik. Nuit Vik ou Kirkjubaejarklaustur 15 mai : Skaftafell, Jökulsarlon. Nuit idem 16 mai : Vik - Reykavik. Journée, soirée et nuit à Reykjavik (bars du samedi soir 😛) 17 mai : départ à 6 h 30
Cela dit, ce n'est pas mon voyage... 😉 alors à vous de décider !
Notre récit (4 semaines sur place):
https://sites.google.com/site/fabuleuxvoyagesislande/
A+
Peut-être bien 😐... mais de mon point de vue ça ne vaut pas le coup d'y consacrer deux jours (de mon point de vue)
on pr��voit d'arriver à Keflavik à 14.05 depuis CDG le mercredi 13 Mai et repartir le dimanche 17 mai matin à 06.30.
Voici ce que je ferais pour profiter au maximum de la nature islandaise sur un aussi court séjour :
13 mai : arrivée. Geysir - Gulfoss. Nuit à Fludir par ex 14 mai : Skogar, Vik. Nuit Vik ou Kirkjubaejarklaustur 15 mai : Skaftafell, Jökulsarlon. Nuit idem 16 mai : Vik - Reykavik. Journée, soirée et nuit à Reykjavik (bars du samedi soir 😛) 17 mai : départ à 6 h 30
Cela dit, ce n'est pas mon voyage... 😉 alors à vous de décider !
Notre récit (4 semaines sur place):
https://sites.google.com/site/fabuleuxvoyagesislande/
A+
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Merci pour votre proposition de voyage.
Nous allons étudier la question ce we.
Cordialement
Henri
Bonjour Krikri,
Après avoir travaillé un peu le sujet en parcourant le blog - super au demeurant - j'en arrive au parcours suivant :
13 Mai : Arr. France ; dép. Keyflavik vers le Cercle d’Or : Geysir – Gulfoss Fludir – Hella 14 Mai : Hella – Skogar – Vik – Skaftafell – Jökursarlon et retour sur kirkjubaejarklaustur 15 Mai : kirkjubaejarklaustur – Landmannalaugar (4x4) – Hella 16 Mai : Hella – Grindevik (Reykjanes) – Tour avec ATV/buggy , puis Blue Lagoon ; soirée à Reykjavik 17 Mai retour France J'espère que le 14 Mai n'est pas trop chargé, mais je n'avais guère le choix compte tenu du fait que nous voulions aller à Blue lagoon et des étapes possibles ; nous ne ferons pas de randonnée; les jours sont déjà longs en mai et nous nous relayons au volant s'il le faut... Merci pour votre avis.... Amicalement
13 Mai : Arr. France ; dép. Keyflavik vers le Cercle d’Or : Geysir – Gulfoss Fludir – Hella 14 Mai : Hella – Skogar – Vik – Skaftafell – Jökursarlon et retour sur kirkjubaejarklaustur 15 Mai : kirkjubaejarklaustur – Landmannalaugar (4x4) – Hella 16 Mai : Hella – Grindevik (Reykjanes) – Tour avec ATV/buggy , puis Blue Lagoon ; soirée à Reykjavik 17 Mai retour France J'espère que le 14 Mai n'est pas trop chargé, mais je n'avais guère le choix compte tenu du fait que nous voulions aller à Blue lagoon et des étapes possibles ; nous ne ferons pas de randonnée; les jours sont déjà longs en mai et nous nous relayons au volant s'il le faut... Merci pour votre avis.... Amicalement
Henri
Il y a un hic dans ton programme : le Landmannalaugar ne sera pas accessible en mai (jamais avant la deuxième quinzaine de juin). En Islande, en mai, tu ne peux pas forcément faire tout ce qui te plaît. 😏
Le 14 mai est effectivement bien trop chargé mais comme ton incursion au Landmannalaugar va sauter, tu pourras mieux répartir tes points d'intérêt sur 2 jours comme je te l'avais proposé précédemment.
Le 16 mai, ATV et Blue Lagoon, pourquoi pas, si ça te branche...😉
Bonne suite de réflexion 🙂
Le 14 mai est effectivement bien trop chargé mais comme ton incursion au Landmannalaugar va sauter, tu pourras mieux répartir tes points d'intérêt sur 2 jours comme je te l'avais proposé précédemment.
Le 16 mai, ATV et Blue Lagoon, pourquoi pas, si ça te branche...😉
Bonne suite de réflexion 🙂
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Tout à fait d'accord avec la réponse que je viens de lire : on a vite fait le tour de la capitale, très petite; le plus beau est ailleurs; pour moi, mon coup de coeur est le lac Myvatn et ses alentours, mais la route est-elle praticable en mai ?
Nous avons fait le tour de l'île en juillet ! Si je peux émettre un avis, je trouve que 4 jours c'est peu, vous allez être frustrés de voir si peu, alors que l'île est tellement belle à visiter de tous côtés !
Claire
Claire
Claire
Merci pour l'input.
En fait c'est une virée avec 3 couples d'amis pour un we prolongé.
Si le pays nous plait, on reviendra avant les périodes de forte fréquentation en 2016...
Henri
Même en plein coeur de l'été en juillet-août, on n'a pas une impression d'affluence ... les sites sont tellement variés et nombreux ! Et les paysages, immenses !
Par contre, si vous décidez de visiter l'île en juillet-août, je vous conseille de réserver vos logements; c'est ce que nous avions fait, alors que d'autres, qui ne l'avaient pas fait, ont connu des surprises désagréables, car la demande d'hébergement est supérieure à l'offre, pour l'instant du moins. Et en plein coeur de l'été, toutes les routes sont praticables et il fait clair toute la nuit !
Claire
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We’ll be staying in London for 3 nights in September.
Could you recommend a hotel near a tube station, at a good price, with fairly spacious rooms?
Thanks! 🌸
We’ll be staying in London for 3 nights in September.
Could you recommend a hotel near a tube station, at a good price, with fairly spacious rooms?
Thanks! 🌸
Hi there,
Does anyone know if there are any works in progress at Torcello, and if so, what type of works and how long they’re expected to last?
Thanks in advance