Nusa Penida Island

Conclusions from the trip to Iceland I will say for the 1000th time that this country struck me and made me fall in love with itself. I have never seen anything more beautiful. Every 50-100 km there is a sharp change in the landscape - it looks incredibly simple. It is better to see once than hear 100 times🤗🤗🤗 There are things that strike me to the core among Europeans. So I’m standing in a field in a parking lot, a man gets out of a car and a piece of paper flies out of him and begins to fly across the field from the wind. This guy ran after her for about 3 minutes to catch her!!! Half of our people would not even take a step to try to clean up the garbage. There are practically no trash cans in Iceland, but everything is perfectly clean. Icelanders show their nature to everyone, real and almost untouched by man. There are no bumpers on the roads, fences near waterfalls and rocks - if you want to fall, fall, it's your choice😎😎😎 Everyone was interested in prices) in Iceland it's very Expensive, well, just very by the standards of the CIS countries. Prices are comparable to Norway (the most expensive country in the world). For example, a breakfast consisting of bread, sliced sausages, cheese and jam costs 1500₽ per person. The average bill to eat fast food is from 2000₽. Fish and meat from 3500₽ excluding drinks)) Rent an off-road car from 120000₽ for 10 days. There are practically no hotels in Iceland, but there are guesthouses) the price tags are cosmic for such living conditions from 100 euros per night - there are practically no such options. Basically 200 euros and above. Room 3 square meters. Toilet, shared bathroom🔥🔥🔥 Total: we are all going to Iceland urgently, but do not forget to take a lot of money, a lot of money 🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸😂🔥