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xxxxxxxxxxdiscover-the-world.co.uk/icelandbrochure Talk to the experts 01737 218 800 4141Although Reykjavik is often considered as the fi rst choice for a quick weekend or a mid-week escape, with fascinating places such as the Snaefellsnes Peninsula and the stunning south west region within just an hour or two of the capital, a short stay in the countryside is defi nitely worthwhile and very easy to arrange.With vehicles available from either Kefl avik Airport or Reykjavik, as well as other locations throughout Iceland, a short break with car hire is a popular choice, especially during the winter months. You can choose to stay either in Reykjavik, out in the country, or a combination of the two! For the full range of suggested self-drive itineraries please see our website.If you'd prefer to base yourself in Reykjavik without car hire, you can still enjoy what the surrounding area has to offer. You will be spoilt by the huge choice of adventurous, as well as the more leisurely, excursions available. From the thrill of snowmobiling to an invigorating hot spring hike, a sightseeing fl ight over ice and fi re or a whale watching trip - Reykjavik is an ideal base from which to explore but is not recommended as a spot from which to see the northern lights due to light pollution. Evening excursions by superjeep venturing out into the countryside in search of the aurora are however possible from the capital. For an overview of the comprehensive range of experiences available in Iceland, see pages 16-19 or take a look at our website. Beyond Reykjavik The countryside on your doorstepReykjavik City Break With optional activities Aurora Nights (3 nights, pages 46-47), Reykjavik Explorer (4 nights), Romantic Retreat (4 nights) (see our website). Or for a small group escorted tour, may we suggest Northern Lights Special (3 nights, pages 60-61) or Killer Whales & Northern Lights (4 nights, pages 62-63). Reykjavik City Break (3 nights +, see pages 42-43) or for a relaxing spa break outside the capital try the popular Blue Lagoon Spa Break (3 nights, see our website).ConsiderConsiderA full range of accommodation options, suggested itineraries and tours can be found on our website. Alternatively, contact our specialist team who will be happy to talk through your travel ideas with you. " Back from Iceland and just a line to say thank you for making it all so simple! Fantastic operation and organisation...thank you! We want to go back!" Andy BoltonReynisdrangaThingvellirGrundarfjordur xxxxxReykjavik A delightful city breakWhat a great place for a weekend getaway at any time of year! With our flexible arrangements you can choose from an outstanding selection of hotels and add in any number of excursions to discover the city or the wealth of natural wonders on its doorstep. Christmas or New Year in Reykjavik is truly special. During the festive season Iceland's capital is literally covered in lights - everywhere glows with warmth and a magical atmosphere envelops the city. Fact File IndependentB&B 3+ nights, breakfast basis Year round, daily Overnight at3 nights ReykjavikWho for?Those looking for a short break and a taster of Iceland, with plenty of options for hotels and excursions. Prices fromLand: £116 (two sharing)£137 (single occupancy)Flights: see p80Reykjavik City Break Highlights Huge choice of accommodation in the city centre, from budget-conscious options to apartments and centrally located hotels. An excellent base from which to explore - many excursions are available and the city is easily accessible on foot. Just a three hour flight from the UK, then a 45-60 mins transfer into Reykjavik from Keflavik International Airport. Top Tip: The REYKJAVIK WELCOME CARD makes it easier for you to enjoy the best that the city has to offer. Available for 24, 48 or 72 hours and offering great value for money, it gives you free admission to all of the city's thermal pools, a great many museums and other attractions, unlimited travel on buses, discounts at shops and restaurants and free Internet access.Reykjavik harbourNote Reykjavik itself is not a good base to see the northern lights. Excursions from here into the countryside are available.Scan with your smartphone for more holiday information on our website (see page 5).42 All our holidays are bound by our Terms & Conditions, which can be found on our website |