Iceland review - 2016, Page 104

Iceland review - 2016, Page 104
102 ICELAND REVIEW BOOK YOUR TOUR NOW! Contact Information - 24 hour booking service Book now at www.grayline.is or call +354 540 1313 Sales office, Hafnarstræti 20, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland grayline.is#GraylineIceland#FindAReasonToGo #GraylineIceland /GraylineIceland NORTHERN LIGHTS MYSTERY STARTING FROM 26 AUGUST 2016 AUTHENTIC ICELANDIC KNITWEAR The Handknitting Association of Iceland sells quality woolen goods in the heart of Reykjavík. The lopapeysa sweater, with its classic patterns and circular yoke, has become a favorite souvenir among travelers to Iceland. The sweater uses wool from Iceland’s hardy sheep, with its naturally soft, insulating and water-re- sistant fibers. The Handknitting Association of Iceland (Handprjónasamband Íslands) is a collective of Icelanders that knit and sell sweaters, scarves, shawls, hats, mittens and other quality woolen goods. There are a lot of colors and patterns to choose from, in an array of sizes. Situated on Skólavörðustígur in downtown Reykjavík, the Handknitting Association offers a wide selection of knitted clothing and accessories; as well as yarn and other knitting products like needles, buttons and patterns. LONG HISTORY The Handknitting Association was founded in 1977 by hundreds of Icelanders who supported their income by knitting woolen goods. By founding the association, the knitters took the sale of their goods into their own hands. Today, around 300-400 hobby knitters are members of the association, and travelers can buy directly from the people who knit the sweaters in Iceland; instead of purchasing im- ported goods. The flagship shop is on Skólavörðustígur 19, and there are satellite stores at Laugavegur 53b and at the Radisson Blu Saga Hotel. If you are looking for an authentic, tradi- tional Icelandic sweater, made in Iceland, this is your place. Beware of counterfeit products. handknit.is Helicopter travel opens a new world to the visitor—allowing access to places that might otherwise take many hours of challenging off-road hiking to reach. It’s not only an adrenaline rush, but also a new way to appreciate nature. THE BEST EXPERIENCE Helo is the only operator in Iceland that provides luxury helicop- ters. The helicopters are Bell 407 which accommodate up to six passengers in face-to-face executive leather seats, each with un- rivaled views. Passengers have BOSE noise-canceling headsets to chat and listen to music in peace. Furthermore, the Bell 407 is famous for its great safety record. Helo offers a wide range of helicopter tours around Iceland. From the surprisingly affordable aerial view of Reykjavík and its surrounding mountains, to the even more exotic trip to North CHOP, CHOP! Helo helicopter sight- seeing in Iceland is not only time efficient, but also provides amazing panoramas and person- alized solution-driven customer service. Iceland’s unforgettable Diamond Circle. All tours include comple- mentary pick-up from the city center or your hotel. NO LIMITS Tours are available as private hire for groups, or on a ticketed ba- sis, which means lone travelers or small groups can save money by sharing the helicopter with others. Tours will fly as long as at least two tickets have been sold. Helo also offers its helicopters for rent at a simple hourly rate. Helo tours are designed to offer the very best of Iceland. Whether you want to see the geysers, breathtaking waterfalls, gla- ciers, the highlands, imposing sea cliffs or bubbling geothermal mud pools, there’s a tour for you. Let the helicopter take you to Iceland’s greatest luxury: personal space, wilderness and solitude. helo.is S P E C I A L P R O M O T I O NVESTNORDEN
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