Island i november: Alt du trenger å vite
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Michael Chapman is a British travel writer living in Reykjavík. A former scuba and lava cave guide, he draws on firsthand experience to write about Iceland’s nature and culture. He’s also the author of Hidden Iceland (2020).
Les den omfattende guiden vår til Island i november, med de beste tipsene om hva du kan gjøre om høsten og vinteren, hvordan været er og hvor du kan se nordlyset. Ta en
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