If I go to Iceland, I want to meet up with Bjork ;D

The food is very expensive! Even buying food from the grocery and preparing it yourself is expensive.

Other than that, it will be a trip of a lifetime! The country is small so seeing everything is fairly easy...the people are friendly and will tell you odd stories about their country, like "community cars"...people leave their keys in their cars for anyone to borrow!

Have fun and post pictures...be sure to bring waterproof shoes...the land gets boggy and wet...they use newspaper in their shoes to help with this...

Reindeer meat does not taste like chicken...

No but look forward to seeing pictures
What a cool place to visit.

And interestingly enough, hot dogs seem to be something they do really well.

Though I doubt it tops the scenery.

I would do one of the longer hikes and get to some of the more remote places where it is not crowded, but that's just knowing your abilities.

Have a great time.

Be polite and avoid eating the shark meat.
Take lots of money and enjoy the daylight, it gets dark about August this time of year.
Buy your maximum amount of alcohol in duty free before going, they like whisky, but drink vodka.
Always use first names, never family names.
DO NOT TIP, IT'S INSULTING!
Remember, it like almost all civilised countries is metric. Learn the metric system and Celesius.
Don't make fun of Trolls, many there believe in them, although internet trolls are fair game.
Do not bring firearms, meat or most other foods.
The drink a lot of Coke.
Say 'Hallo', many speak English, and smile.
Beware of the Katla Volcano, its due to go bang at any moment and throw us into a mini ice age.

I envy you. I'd like to go there someday.

My nephew and his wife have. They love it very much.

Bon voyage...never been, so no tips. Let us know how you get on.

I'll be watching your posts! We're doing this in july.

Be prepared to have your breath taken away by the country's beauty, and ready yourself for the enormous hole that's going to appear in your bank account.