Isafjordur, Iceland

Today we visit Isafjordur, Iceland. Hope you enjoy this beautiful place!
Our PO Box info:
Matt & Becky Alban
PO Box 230
Des Plaines, IL. 60016
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[@DoodletheTravelBug]

I never thought of doing a cruise around Iceland. What a cool way to see a place I know very little about. You are giving your girls such a cool life. The views are incredible and they have your favorite candy ha ha

[@mariebaucum635]

I will never in my life get to Iceland. Love going with you!

[@ivarmarkusson382]

ísafjörður would be bre pronounced something like eesafjorthur, it translates to ice-fjord

[@wheretheheckarethealbans]

Thanks. And if you think I messed up the Icelandic language, you should see what I did on our latest trip to Hawaii! LOL! 🤣🤣❤️☮️

[@ivarmarkusson382]

@@wheretheheckarethealbans haha, dont worry, we icelanders are aware of how "foreign" our language is to foreigners. always fun to see my hometown thrugh the eyes of an outsider

[@hilaryrayner6433]

Nice video

[@wheretheheckarethealbans]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! 😉❤️☮️

[@RetiredLovingIt]

Oh my goodness how beautiful! The views are breathtaking! What a trip you guys! This is amazing

[@ATJHTRAVELS]

Magnificent sledgehammered that like button stay safe awesome and blessed sharing out full watch

[@Davysitter]

amazing views- amazing town- amazing locals - and our tour guides ain't half bad either

[@noahlindqvist6175]

What a beautiful little town👌 reminds me of greenland where my mom is from

[@skihouse5757]

I would really like to visit Iceland one day, I am so glad you have taken us along. It just makes me want to go even more.

[@Davysitter]

For the completist in us all: The 1 ISK coin has a cod, which is appropriate since that is one of our main exports. The 5 ISK coin has dolphins because dolphins are awesome! The 10 ISK coin has capelin on it, a reference to the “capelin adventure” during the 20th century, when the fish suddenly flooded our fishing grounds, causing a huge upswing in the economy. The 50 ISK coin has, as I said, a crab on it, to keep things interesting. The 100 ISK coin has a lumpfish on it. It’s funny because it’s not commonly eaten here but Icelanders still account for a huge part of the world trade in lumpfish. The main goal of catching lumpfish them is the roe (fish eggs), which are used for lumpfish caviar.

[@wheretheheckarethealbans]

I almost added this info in the vlog, but then was like, "No one probably cares." LOL! 🤣❤️☮️

[@virginiastiles8156]

Thanks for the beautiful views!