Our second day in Reykjavik we had an excursion called "Moonscapes, Hot Springs and Lobster Tails". We drove to a lake that had stark, moonlike surroundings then to a geothermal Area to see steam escaping from numerous vents and mud pots, For our lobster tails, we went to a restaurant on the south coast located in a fishing village.
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| The sun will rise over this mountain |
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| A Common Eider flying by |
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| Off on our excursion to the south coast. |
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| On the drive we saw a number of Icelandic Horses |
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| The restaurant we ate at. |
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| Servr family style. most of the people had lefty the table by the time I took this picture. |
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| This church was built in 1886 and restored in 1990 |
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| A geo-thermal power plant generated power for Reykjavic and send hot water to city for heating their homes |
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| Back to the ship |
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| Then I went to have a beer and wait for my whale watching tour to start |
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| The boat I went out on to whale watch for 3 hours. |
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| We went to the next fjord north of Reykjavik |
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| A whate blowing |
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| A puffin |
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| A Northern Fulmer taking off |
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| A flow of bird usually indicated a whale feeding in the area |
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| A white rainbow in the fog |
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| The NCL Norwegian Prima was docked next to us today. I thought is was going to block my view of the sunset |
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| But berceuse of the angle that the sun travels at these high latitudes, it appeared before it set. |
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