10 BAD Things About Living In Reykjavik, Iceland From A British Point OF View

10 BAD Things About Living In Reykjavik, Iceland From A British Point OF View. Here are the 10 things I hate or rather dislike about living in Iceland.

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10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT ICELAND:
1. There is nothing living in Iceland that will kill you, but the wind might!!
2. It’s expensive, very expensive.
3. The slow pace of life, it takes some adjusting to.
4. Long summer nights but thank goodness for blackout blinds and eye masks.
5. Icelandic driving is bad, people don't signal or just leave it on and the roundabouts here are mad.
6. People are very direct, they do not hold back and manners aren't very important.
7. The Icelandic language is hard to pronounce and the grammar is very challenging.
8. There is a lack of grocery options and fresh produce.
9. It’s a small place, people judge by what you do and if you do something they don't understand, well?!!
10. It's very difficult to make local friends here, people tend to stick to their groups and usually, this means childhood friends.

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