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Hunting the Northern Lights

Updated: Jan 5, 2018




I read this over the weekend-

"It's almost like there's nobody on the planet who hasn't either been to #Iceland, who has a friend who just went to Iceland or a family member who's getting ready to go."



So True! And it seems every article listing the top places to visit in 2018, finds Iceland at the top. And here's your chance for an adventure that includes the top sights, 2 nights of #NorthernLights "hunting" and its affordable- which is a word usually not in the same sentence with Iceland. With so many new non-stop flights, it's also even easier to get there.


Iceland Northern Lights & Golden Circle Trip


Day 1Reykjavík

Arrive at any time. *Optional visit to the Blue Lagoon.


Day 2Reykjavík/Álftröð

Travel from Reykjavík to a lava cave in the Bláfjöll Mountains. Explore the cave before continuing on to Þingvellir National Park. Visit the park including sights like Geysir Hot Spring and Gullfoss Waterfall. In the evening, enjoy a Northern Lights in the Golden Circle before returning to Álftröð.

Meals included:

Breakfast | Dinner


Day 3Álftröð

Hike around the Reykjadalur area. Take in the stunning landscapes and soak in geothermally-heated springs along the route. This evening step outside for another chance to view the Northern Lights.

Meals included:

Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner


Day 4Álftröð/Reykjavík

Travel to Sólheimajökull Glacier and take some time to explore the area, or opt for a stunning hike. Drive the scenic southern coast and visit the Skógarfoss and Seljalndsfoss waterfalls on the way back to Reykjavík. Enjoy a final night in the city.

Meals included:

Breakfast | Lunch


Day 5Reykjavík

Depart at any time.

Meals included:

Breakfast


October 2018 Dates Available Including Airfare Non-Stop from Dallas/Ft Worth: $2,304 per person

*ask about other departure cities & dates... rate & availability subject to change until deposit paid.

Fun Fact: February, March, September and October are typically best for the Northern Lights!




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