Premium Iceland in Winter

Meals
7 Breakfast(s), , 4 Dinner(s)

Transport
Private Vehicle (Ford Transit van or similar)

Accommodation
Comfortable hotel (6 nights), Feature stay (1 night)

• Reykjavik - Welcome Dinner
• Complimentary Arrival Transfer
• Golden Circle - Thingvellir National Park, Strokkur Geysir & Gullfoss Waterfall
• Aurora Spotting (weather dependent)
• Vatnajokull - National Park
• Aurora Spotting (weather dependent)
• South Coast - Laki Lava Fields
• South Coast - Reynisdrangar & Solheimajokull Glacier
• South Coast - Seljalandsfoss & Skogafoss Waterfalls
• Jokulsarlon - Glacier Lagoon
• Krauma - Geothermal Baths Visit
• Borgarfjordur - Hraunfossar & Barnafoss Waterfalls
• Borgarfjordur - Deildartunguhver Hot Spring
• Aurora Spotting (weather dependent)
• Reykjavik - Leader-led walking tour
• Aurora Spotting (weather dependent)
• Snaefellsnes Peninsula - Snaefellsjokull, Arnarstapi & Stykkisholmur
• Snaefellsnes Peninsula - Liston's Stone Carving Workshop
• Snaefellsnes Peninsula – Homemade Farmhouse Dinner

• Experience the breadth of Iceland's incredible natural phenomena, including ancient volcanic rock formations, black pebble beaches, glacial lakes and geothermal lagoons.
• Take part in two incredible Exclusive Experiences – a home cooked dinner on a local farm and a relaxing dip in the wonderfully scenic Krauma thermal pools.
• Stay in the stylish Fosshotel for your Feature Stay, offering up priceless views of the surrounding landscape, modern comforts and an excellent restaurant that uses the freshest Icelandic produce.
• Travel with an experienced local leader who will explain geographic features, share stories of Iceland’s history and folklore and narrate your nightly sky watching with the science behind aurora borealis.
• Get the best chance at seeing the spectacular dancing lights of the aurora borealis in the northern sky.
• By travelling on this trip, you’ll directly support our Intrepid Foundation partner, Eden Reforestation Projects. Donations help them provide local employment opportunities and tackle climate change one tree at a time as they restore forests across 10 different countries.

• The northern lights are most visible during the colder months, when temperatures can reach -15C or below and snow is very likely. It's important to bring appropriate clothing such as a down jacket, thermals layers, gloves and suitable footwear. Many locations on this itinerary are remote, which means a few long drives. This is a great opportunity to enjoy the scenery and spend some time getting to know your fellow travellers. While there is a strong chance of seeing the northern lights in all their colourful glory (thanks to the high latitude, time of year and itinerary), nature makes no guarantees. On the rare occasion that your leader must alter the itinerary due to adverse weather, alternative activities will be offered.