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| Vatnajokull National Park (7 nights – July to Sept - from £768) |
 In June this year, the border of Vatnajokull National Park’s southern edge was extended to include the exisiting parks of Skaftafell and Jokulsargljufur. Now at an amazing 12,000 sq km, this is the largest national park in Europe and it isn’t surprising to learn that it encompasses some of Iceland’s most outstanding and diverse areas of natural beauty.
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| Romantic Retreat (4 nights – May to Sept - from £633) |
 The Snaefellsnes Peninsula, off the west coast of the island, is one of the most magical and romantic places in Iceland. Spend 2 nights in the vibrant city of Reykjavik with 2 nights ‘away from it all’ in a beautiful countryside setting in Snaefellsnes. The hotels offer intimate, quality accommodation with their own fine dining restaurants.
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| Reykjavik Explorer (4 nights – year round – from £417) |
 A marvellous introduction to Iceland - this short break combines the lively capital city with the wealth of attractions and fascinating natural wonders on its doorstep. Suitable for all but added benefits for families with children.
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| Southern Explorer (4 nights – May to Sept – from £520) |
 In just five days, take in the exceptional natural beauty of Iceland’s south west - the stunning waterfalls of Skogafoss and Gullfoss, the Geysir geothermal area with its famous hot springs and the site of the ancient parliament at Thingvellir.
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| Southern Highlights (7 nights – year round – from £524) |
 This week long itinerary covers a similar area to our Essential Iceland trip but it has a single base in the heart of Iceland’s southern countryside, with a choice of hotel or cottage accommodation. Each day you have the freedom to explore a new area of interest and natural beauty.
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| Arctic Edge (6 nights – Sep to May– from £934) |
Here is an itinerary for those looking to explore the great outdoors of Iceland’s scenic south whilst enjoying the hospitality some great hotels including the regions only 4 star, luxury property. Visits to the Blue Lagoon and Reykjavik complement the countryside location of Ranga making this an exceptional winter experience.
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| Highlands & Lowlands (7 nights – June to September – from £1213) |
On this new south Iceland itinerary, you have the freedom to choose up to three exceptional hotels and tell us how many nights you’d like to stay at each. This flexibility allows you to explore the places that interest you the most – from the craggy yet beautiful highlands to the dramatic south shore full of classic sights.
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| Iceland Connoisseur (7 nights – May to September – from £870) |
 This varied and exciting itinerary focuses on four charming and inviting hotels, superbly located in the south and west of the island, with easy access to the b'est scenery and places of interest. If you have a penchant for fine dining and even finer scenery, this is the trip for you…
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| Essential Iceland (7 nights – year round – from £696) |
The scenery of the south is simply stunning no matter what the season. You’ll see some of the island’s best-known waterfalls, historic Thingvellir, geysers and hot springs, mighty glaciers and icecaps. You’ll also have the opportunity to explore further afield and gain a true sense of what Iceland has to offer.
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| Journey to the Centre of the Earth (7 nights – year round – from £729) |
 This 8-day itinerary takes in many of the stunning sites and natural wonders visited on the Southern Explorer but in addition, it explores the beautiful and dramatic west coast with its imposing volcano and icecap, Snaefellsjokull. There are plenty of well known sights to see, which take on a whole new look during the winter season.
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| Wild Iceland (14 nights – May to September - from £1472) |
 Refreshingly different, the wild and beautiful West Fjords region has an undiscovered feel about it, because it sees fewer visitors than other parts of Iceland. Discover this little-known gem as well as the breathtaking Snaefellsnes Peninsula and the enchanting north. Recommended for bird enthusiasts, particularly in early summer.
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| West Fjords (8 nights - May to September) |
 This self-drive itinerary is possibly best suited to those who are familiar with other areas of the country and who wish to travel further afield, or simply prefer to explore remote areas and go ‘off the beaten track’.
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| National Parks & Natural Wonders (9 nights – May to September – from £959) |
 See three of Iceland’s national parks, discover sensational landscapes and the sheer pleasure of driving in Iceland. Moon-like volcanoes and brooding grey deserts contrast with shimmering icecaps. Vibrant green valleys, peaceful fjords, sleepy fishing villages and naturally, countless waterfalls in all shapes and sizes each contribute to the many wonders.
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| Fly, Drive and Hike (14 nights – May to September – from £1291) |
 If you like the idea of a self-drive holiday but want to do more, this two-week trip visiting a huge variety of Iceland’s amazing landscapes, could be the answer. Spend several nights in each of the best areas for hiking and take in all the national parks on a circular tour.
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| Iceland Wildlife Safari (9 nights – April to September – from £1088) |
 Take a leisurely drive through some of Iceland’s most alluring scenery in the south, west and north. This is a self-drive holiday with a difference - with the emphasis on bird watching, you can also choose to add a great whale watching package should you wish to team feathers with fins.
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| Around Iceland (14 nights – May to September – from £1267) |
 Travel the full circle around Iceland and prepare for an overdose of sensational scenery. As each day unfolds, you’ll be amazed at the variety of experiences that this beautiful island can offer. And, exploring at a leisurely pace, you’ll have time to enjoy it all.
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| Family Adventure (14 nights – June to August – from £2455 per adult, £475 per child) |
 A superb value-for-money, two-week trip around the country, with many activities and excursions included in the price, highlighted in red in the itinerary. With a full-on itinerary and notes from us on some great family challenges, you’ll have fun inside the car as well as out of it!
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| Four Wheel Drive Adventure (14 nights – July to September – from £1736) |
 Here’s a holiday for adventurers who want to try their hand at crossing the uninhabited interior. You will get to know Iceland’s true heart and soul and visit some of its most famous highland sites. The magnificent views, spectacular driving and a real taste of the wild make this holiday unique.
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| Iceland Odyssey (16 nights – June to Sept – from £1763) |
 Combining the best of Iceland’s awe-inspiring landscapes and scenery with a selection of the county’s most quaint and quirky hotels, this holiday is all about enjoying the true culture and hospitality of Iceland’s people and the country’s stunning nature - from Myrdalsjokull icecap in the south, to the shores of Lake Myvatn in the north.
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| Around Iceland on a Budget (14 nights – June to August) |
 Each day discover new scenery, marvellous natural wonders and experience a large slice of Icelandic hospitality, whilst staying at the Edda chain of hotels in rooms with a wash basin and shared facilities. With breakfast included and packed lunches outside Reykjavik, this trip represents great value for money.
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| Self-catering - The Short Break (4 nights – year round (except July & August) – from £585) |
A relaxed 4 night break based at the well-appointed Lava House, set in glorious surrounds in the north of Iceland. An ideal trip for friends or family traveling together in a group.
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| Self-catering - The Summer Holiday (11 or 12 nights – May to Sept – from £795) |
A great way for a small group of family or friends traveling together, to explore some of the most scenic parts of Iceland whilst staying in three charming and very different, rural properties. Choose from two slightly different itineraries, depending on how much time you’d like to stay at each accommodation.
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