Three amazing Northern Lights deals below. Iceland's Northern Lights Tour 5 days from $1199 for 2 people 2 for 1 deal. Northern Lights Tour - Book By 15 July 2018 2 for 1 deal $1199 or $599 per person with 2 people travelling. Land only. Reykjavik incredible landscapes and countless natural wonders $1199 Departures Dates: 26 Jan; 2, 9, 16 & 23 Feb; 2, 9, 16 Mar 2019 $1999 Departures at a higher price: for selected dates in October to Nov 2018 The current best available return economy airfare is $1799 return with Qatar Airlines from most Australian Capital Cities to Reykjavík, Iceland. Please enquire about our airfares. Phone 1300 813391 DI Travel. www.ditravel.com.au. Arrive in Iceland and transfer to Reykjavik, the world s most northerly capital, surrounded by incredible landscapes and countless natural wonders. Drive past the Old Town Center, Parliament, the Cathedral, the bustling harbor area and more on a city tour. Visit the Hellisheiði Power Plant at the foot of Mt. Hengill Volcano. During a South Shore adventure, view stunning scenery including volcanoes and spectacular waterfalls. Visit Gullfoss Waterfall and the Geysir Geothermal Area, home of the Strokkur Geysir, and at the remarkable historic site of Þingvellir visit the site of the world's oldest parliament. Then enjoy the warm soothing waters of the worldfamous geothermal Blue Lagoon. All the while, search the skies for the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis), among the most spectacular phenomena on earth. Please note, Northern Lights tours are subject to correct weather conditions and sightings cannot be guaranteed. If the tour is canceled locally, another Northern Lights tour will be offered on an alternate evening. The Reykjavik Northern Lights tour departs at approximately 9 pm from Oct 16 - Mar 14, and 10 pm from Sep 15 - Oct 15 & Mar 15 - Apr 15. The tour may not return until after midnight. Payment in full is required at time of confirmation.
Tour includes 4 nights accommodations Reykjavik Breakfast daily Reykjavik City Tour & Northern Lights Tour in modern motor coach Services of English-speaking guide throughout Entrance fees per itinerary Gratuities for Tour Managers Breakfast available for an additional cost on Day 2, approximately US $15 - $30 per person Special Features City tour of Reykjavik, including the Pearl & Northern Lights Center Search the skies for the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis), among the most spectacular phenomena on earth DAY 1 - Arrive in Iceland, Reykjavik City Tour, Northern Lights Evening Tour* Arrive in Iceland and transfer to your hotel (extra cost for transfers). Most flights arrive in the early morning and your room may not be ready for you. In this case, leave your luggage with the concierge. Later this morning at approximately 10:00 AM, enjoy a city tour of Reykjavík. During the tour, view the old town center, the Parliament, the harbor, the Hofdi house, and the Hallgrímskirkja Church, whose steeple is a Reykjavík landmark. Then, visit the Pearl vantage point, a remarkable building unique to Iceland. Built in 1988, the Pearl is a glass dome constructed atop huge tanks in which natural hot water is stored for heating the city. It offers great views of the capital area and beyond. Next, visit the Northern Lights Center, followed by a view of the new Harpa Concert and Conference Hall. After the city tour, we suggest you take time to rest this afternoon as the Northern Lights search can last late into the evening. Tonight, enjoy a welcome reception with your tour guide. Then search the skies for the Northern Lights, (Aurora Borealis)* among the most spectacular phenomena on earth. The Northern Lights originate from the sun, where large explosions and electronic storms throw charged solar particles deep into space. This solar wind is caught by the Earth's magnetic field on the south and north poles. The solar particles collide with atmospheric gases and create this wonderful light effect. This evening, hope to see these lights swirling and dancing across the sky, endlessly changing color, shape and size *Northern Lights tour is subject to correct weather conditions and sightings cannot be guaranteed. If the tour is cancelled locally, another Northern Lights tour will be offered on an alternate evening. The tour may not return until after midnight. Overnight: Reykjavik DAY 2 - Full Day in Reykjavik Spend the day at leisure to explore Reykjavik, surrounded by incredible landscapes and countless natural wonders. Or perhaps take an optional tour to the world-famous Blue Lagoon,* a unique natural pool of mineral-rich geothermal water located in the middle of a lava field. Geothermal seawater is led directly to the Blue Lagoon forming wells as deep as 6,000 feet and the water stays warm at 100-110 F throughout the entire year. An indoor Blue Lagoon and geothermal sauna are also on site. The Blue Lagoon's warm water and natural ingredients of mineral salts, silica and blue green algae help you relax and escape the stress and strain of daily life
*The Blue Lagoon tour may not be available to book locally. In order to guarantee availability, you must prebook this tour at least 8 days prior to your departure. Optional: Blue Lagoon Experience Comfort (AM) Overnight: Reykjavik DAY 3 - Full Day in Reykjavik Full day to explore Reykjavik at your leisure or choose to take the optional tour of the Golden Circle, which showcases some of Iceland's most popular tourist attractions including the country's best known natural, cultural, and historic sites. From Reykjavik, visit Hellisheiði Power Plant at the foot of Mt. Hengill Volcano where the earth's most brutal forces are harnessed and converted to clean energy for space heating. Next stop is the Geysir geothermal area, home of the famous Strokkur geyser. The Strokkur geyser erupts every 6-10 minutes, making it one of the most active geysers in the world. Then, on to the Gullfoss waterfall, the queen of Iceland's waterfalls, tumbling down a deep gorge. Then visit Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site where the tectonic plates of Europe and North America meet and one of the world's oldest parliaments was founded in 930 AD. Finally, visit the Friðheimar greenhouse where you will learn about the magic behind growing delicious, pesticide-free tomatoes with the aid of geothermal heat and bumblebees Optional: Full Day Golden Circle Tour (AM) Overnight: Reykjavik DAY 4 - Full Day in Reykjavik Full day to explore Reykjavik at your leisure or choose to take the optional South Shore Adventure tour, which visits the amazing southern coast of Iceland, famous for its black sand coastline and stunning scenery. The first stop of the day is at the gorgeous Seljalandsfoss waterfall, one of Iceland s best known falls. Next, continue on to visit the majestic and muchphotographed Skógafoss waterfall. The thundering falls plummet nearly 200 feet over a cliff to the valley floor. Make a stop at Reynisfjara black sand beach where you can view the Reynisdrangar rock formations as well as the curious hexagonal basalt cliff walls. Then take a short walk to view Sólheimajökull glacier from an ideal vantage point near a small lake at the glacier s mouth. Today s tour continues on as far as Vik, a charming village at the southern tip of Iceland surrounded by beautiful high cliffs Optional: Full Day South Shore Adventure (AM) Overnight: Reykjavik DAY 5 - Depart Iceland Transfer to Keflavik Airport for your departure flight PHONE 1300 813391.
10 Day Norway with 5 Day Scenic Coast Cruise: Mountains, Fjords & Northern Lights Pursuit Departures 08, 13 February and 07, 14 March 2019 $4999 per person twin share. Package Includes Return economy airfares from Melbourne to Oslo & Bergen flying Thai Airways or KLM Dutch Airlines. Intra-flight: Oslo-Kirkenes 8 nights accommodations o 2 nights Oslo o 5 nights aboard the MS Nordlys, Oceanview Cabin o 1 night Bergen Hotel porterage All transfers and port fees 19 meals: 8 breakfasts, 5 lunches, 6 dinners with wine or beer Sightseeing per itinerary in modern air-conditioned motor coach Services of English-speaking tour manager throughout Entrance fees per itinerary Special Features Visit Oslo's world-famous open-air Vigeland Sculpture Park brimming with over 200 sculptures Embark on the Coastal Cruise in scenic Kirkenes, a small town near the Russian border Dock in 33 ports of call. Your ship is uniquely designed to explore the Norwegian coastline Enjoy sailing through the Lofoten and Vesteralen islands renowned for their spectacular beauty Dock in the port town of Svolvaer, quaint capital of the Lofoten Islands Cruise the magical Helgeland Coast with vistas of thousands of islets and steep granite walls Cross the Arctic Circle, a special moment on your journey south along Norway's coast Dock in ancient Trondheim, with its colorful history mirrored in its handsome architecture Leisure time in Bergen, the 900-year-old harbor town established by Viking King Olav Coastal Cruise Features & Amenities Coffee & tea with all meals; wine or beer with dinner Authentic Norwegian cuisine
Access to 24-hour café serving snacks and drinks Bar serving beer, wine & cocktails Panoramic lounge Fitness center Internet café & library Non-smoking ship interior Please note: Northern Lights viewing is subject to correct weather conditions and sightings cannot be guaranteed Note: Gratuities for tour manager and coach driver are included. DAY 1 - Depart for Norway Depart for Oslo, Norway DAY 2 - Arrive in Oslo Arrive in Oslo, Norway's 1000-year-old capital city; transfer to your hotel. The remainder of the day is at leisure to rest and relax in this beautiful city surrounded by magnificent hills. Tonight, join the orientation meeting with your Tour Manager on the extraordinary voyage that lies ahead, followed by a Welcome Drink and Dinner at your hotel with your fellow travelers Overnight: Oslo Meals: Dinner DAY 3 - Oslo City Tour This morning, enjoy a city tour of Oslo. Pass the National Theater, the 19th Century Royal Palace and visit the main square to view the Cathedral. Next, visit the Vigeland Sculpture Park, designed by Gustav Vigeland. The park contains 192 sculptures with more than 600 figures. The park's most popular attraction is the Monolith column, measuring 46 feet high, it is carved from a single block of granite and took three stone sculptors 14 years (1929-43) to complete. Continue to the modern City Hall to conclude the tour. Rest of the day is at leisure, or perhaps take the optional tour Treasures of Oslo, to visit the Viking Ship Museum and Kon-Tiki Museum Optional: Treasures of Oslo (PM) Overnight: Oslo DAY 4 - Flight to Kirkenes, Afternoon Embarkation A short flight takes you to Kirkenes, a small town near the Russian border and the Sami communities of northern Scandinavia. Known as the capital of the Barents region and the Gateway to the East, people here speak Norwegian, Sami, Finnish and Russian. Continue to the port for embarkation on the Coastal Cruise ship. After arrival formalities, time to refresh and get ready for lunch on board as you begin your five day journey south, captivated by your first views of the majestic wilderness. Look forward to immersing yourself within a uniquely Norwegian sailing experience, often deemed the most beautiful cruise in the world. As you journey through the fjords you will call on remote small ports that larger ships are unable to reach. This afternoon, join an enlightening presentation before docking in Vardø, Norway s easternmost port. Later, dinner together with your Tour Manager sets the mood for the amazing voyage through Norway s most spectacular waterways Overnight: Coastal Cruise
, Lunch, Dinner DAY 5 - Hammerfest You dock this morning in Hammerfest, the world s northernmost town. Despite its remote location, it was the first Norwegian town to have electric street lighting and its own power station. A well protected harbor has been the cornerstone of the town s growth with a booming fishing industry that competes with some of Norway's major ports. Just before midnight tonight, the ship docks in Tromsø, one of the best places in Norway to possibly view the Northern Lights*. Tonight s dinner together on board caps the day *Northern Lights viewing is subject to correct weather conditions and sightings cannot be guaranteed. Overnight: Coastal Cruise, Lunch, Dinner DAY 6 - Vesteralen and Lofoten Islands A highpoint of your cruise is the voyage today through the magnificent Lofoten and Vesteralen islands. Warmed by the Gulf Stream, this collection of Arctic islands off the northwest coast of Norway are renowned for their spectacular natural beauty -- steep jagged mountain peaks, stark wilderness, white sandy beaches and tiny picturesque fishing villages. Here, observe how the ship navigates magnificently through a remarkable network of inlets before arriving in the port town of Svolvaer, quaint capital of the Lofoten Islands, easily identified by the backdrop of its towering Svolværgeita Mountains. Time to discover the small fishing village and soak up the Bohemian atmosphere. Reflect on the day s surreal beauty during dinner together Overnight: Coastal Cruise, Lunch, Dinner DAY 7 - Helgeland Coast, Arctic Circle, Seven Sisters Awake to an exceptional day filled with spectacular scenery! As you cruise along the magical Helgeland Coast, vistas of thousands of islets, fertile farmlands and steep granite walls encircle you. Cross the Arctic Circle and pass the idyllic island of Sandnessjoen and on the approach to Bronnoysund, view the mythical Seven Sisters mountain range. Apart from the sheer beauty of the mountains and its waterfalls, the myth about the beautiful seven sisters tells tales of how these female trolls were turned to stone, now captivating sailors as they pass by. In the evening, gather together for conversation and a delectable dinner Overnight: Coastal Cruise, Lunch, Dinner DAY 8 - Royal City of Trondheim, Scenic Sailing Dock this morning in ancient Trondheim, Norway's oldest city and first capital, with its colorful history mirrored in its handsome architecture. The city, known as the historical, religious, and technological capital of Norway, is dominated by its University of Science and Technology. Perhaps stop at the towering Nidaros Cathedral, built over the burial place of St. Olav, the country s patron saint and the Archbishop's Palace, one of the best preserved building complexes of its kind in Europe. Or, take a stroll to the Old Town Bridge, with its ornamental red portals, a symbol of the city for over 300 years. The bridge connects the two banks of the river and the city center with Bakklandet, a charming neighborhood with inviting restaurants and unique boutiques. You may choose to spend time at a café before returning to the ship. Later the ship passes the islands of Munkholmen, Hitra, and thousands of islets before
crossing the open sea on the way to Molde. On your last night on board, share wonderful memories of this spectacular voyage along the coast of Norway Overnight: Coastal Cruise, Lunch, Dinner DAY 9 - Disembarkation in Bergen Savor the glorious scenery this morning before your cruise docks in Bergen, the picturesque harbor town established by the Viking King Olav more than 900 years ago. Today, Bergen is known as the unofficial capital of Western Norway, and the world's only city surrounded by seven mountains and seven fjords. After disembarkation, transfer to the hotel. Spend the rest of the day exploring Bergen at your own pace. Choose to visit the Bergen Museum, the world-famous fish market, or stroll around the brightly-colored old wooden buildings at Bryggen Wharf, a remnant of the Hanseatic port, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site Overnight: Bergen DAY 10 - Depart Norway Transfer to the airport for your departure flight 7 Day Fully Escorted Iceland Tour & Northern Lights Pursuit from $3999 Weekly departures Oct to Nov 2018 Feb to March 2019, Oct to Nov 2019. Services included: Return airfares from All Australian Capital Cities to Iceland flying Qatar Airways & Iceland Air 5 nights hotel accommodation in a standard room with private shower/wc, including breakfast Coach tour from day 2 to day 5 (max. 36 participants) English speaking tour escort from day 2 to day 5 3 x One-course dinner with coffee/tea (on days 2, 3 and 4) Entrance to the Northern Lights Centre in Reykjavik Entrance to the cave Laugarvatnshellir Entrance to the Lava Centre and volcano film Guided Northern Lights walk one evening Northern Light hunting kit for the walk (flash light, blanket and Thermos with hot chocolate) Optional Northern light wake up call (available at most of the hotels in the countryside) Entrance to the Blue Lagoon (incl bathing fee, towel, mask and one beverage) Electronic travel documentation, including a detailed travel itinerary and travel vouchers. Iceland Northern Lights & Nature - 6 days Iceland Winter Tours, Start in Reykjavik In this guided tour you will visit the exciting winter destination Iceland, where Northern lights often dance in the sky and the nature is dressed in its nicest winter robe. This
escorted tour includes a stop in the capital, Reykjavik, the highlights of Iceland's nature sights and Northern Lights hunt in rural location away from the city lights. Day 01: Arrival in Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland Arrival in Reykjavik according to your own itinerary. Please note that airport transfer is not included but can be booked separately, see add-ons for more details. Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, is located 45 minutes from the airport. The Icelandic population consists of only 320.000 people and almost 60% of them live in the greater Reykjavik area. Even though Reykjavik is not a big city compared to other capitals of the world, it has everything a cosmopolitan city should offer; great dining, unique boutiques, shops, museums, theaters and a vibrant nightlife. Accommodation at Icelandair Hotel Reykjavik Natura (or similar). The hotel is located close to the city center in a quiet, wooden area near the sea. The city center is approximately 20 minutes away by foot but the hotel offers free city bus tickets for their guests. A bus stops close to the hotel every 30 minutes. Day 02: Northern Lights centre & Golden Circle Tour Breakfast at the hotel. You will meet your guide at the hotel in the morning. The first visit of the day will be to the recently opened Northern Lights Centre in Reykjavik to gather exciting and informative information about the Northern Lights. After the visit you will drive away from Reykjavik and towards the three best known nature attractions in Iceland that together make the so called Golden Circle. The first stop is at Þingvellir National Park, a place of great geological and historical interest. Here you can walk around the ancient site of the world's first parliament held outdoors. Þingvellir has been listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2004. The second stop is by the Geysir hot spring area where you will see spewing geysers. The third stop included in the Golden Circle is by the spectacular Gullfoss waterfall. Here the river Hvita drops 30 meters in two falls, creating an awesome spectacle. From the Golden Circle area, continue to Skalholt, Iceland's capital during the Middle-Ages and now a cultural center with a beautiful church. During the day, you will also visit Laugarvatnshellir cave where two Icelandic families built a cozy homestead and farm in the early 20th century. Accommodation at Icelandair Hotel Fludir (or similar). One-course dinner with coffee/tea is included. Day 03: South Shore & Lava centre Breakfast at the hotel. You will drive along the south shore, one of the main farm regions of the country. The road will pass by typical Icelandic farms, often with Icelandic horses in the fields. This part of Iceland is home to the new Lava Centre (entrance included), an interactive, high-tech educational exhibition illustrating volcanic activity, earthquakes and the creation of Iceland over millions of years. You will drive along the south shore and make stops at the spectacular waterfalls Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss. From there you keep driving further east and get to Reynisfjara beach where you can view extraordinary rock formations and thundering waves of the Atlantic Ocean. Accommodation at Icelandair Hotel Klaustur (or similar) with magnificent views of Vatnajökull glacier, the biggest glacier in Europe. One-course dinner with coffee/tea is included. Later in the evening you will head out with the guide and go for a walk whilst searching for the Northern Lights (might be a different evening due to the weather conditions). Day 04: Winter Nature & Northern Lights Breakfast at the hotel. Today you will drive to Skaftafell National Park, which is one of Iceland's most outstanding areas of natural beauty, dominated by Europe largest glacier named Vatnajökull. You will make a stop to view Svinafellsjökull, one of the most beautiful of the glacial outlets emerging from Vatnajökull. From there you continue to Jokulsarlon Glacial Lagoon where you can enjoy a breathtaking sight of floating icebergs on the fantastic 180m deep glacial lagoon. From there you head back to the hotel. Accommodation at Icelandair Hotel Klaustur (or similar). One-course dinner with coffee/tea is included.
Day 05: Bathing in Blue Lagoon Breakfast at the hotel. You head towards the village of Hveragerdi which is one of the few sites in the world located directly on top of a geothermal area. Hveragerdi is often called "the flower village" because of its many greenhouses heated by hot water from nearby springs. The tour continues to Strandarkirkja, a church popularly believed to have a special power to aid success or provide good luck. From there the coach will continue along the southwest coast towards the Reykjanes peninsula where you enjoy a dip in the famous Blue Lagoon (incl. bathing fee, towel, mask and drink). This is a unique wonder of nature with pleasantly warm and mineral-rich geothermal water in the middle of a black lava field. After the warm and relaxing bath you return to Reykjavik where the evening is at your own leisure. Accommodation at Icelandair Hotel Reykjavik Natura. Day 06: Departure from Reykjavik Breakfast at the hotel. Departure from Reykjavik according to your own itinerary. Please note that airport transfer is not included but can be booked separately, see add-ons for more details. DESTINATION INTERNATIONAL HOLIDAYS BOOKING CONDITIONS Please read this information prior to making your reservation BROCHURE VALIDITY The information presented in our brochure is correct to the best of our knowledge, but is subject to change without notice. Changes can occur with respect to prices, itineraries, duration of holidays, service standards, tour content, airfares and schedules. This is out of our control. Please ensure you advise details of your requirements at the time of booking. GOODS AND SERVICES TAX (GST) The Australian GST does not apply to international travel. Any service fees, courier, cancellation and amendment fees are subject to GST. You will be charged GST where applicable. DEPOSIT A deposit is required to confirm your booking (varies depending on package booked). Receipt of deposit will be taken as an understanding by Destination International Holidays that the customer has checked their confirmed travel arrangements and has read and agreed to the terms and conditions. FINAL PAYMENT Payment in full must be made no less than 90 days before travel, unless required earlier by any supplier. PRICES All prices for our tours are advised in Australian Dollars ($AUD). They are based on airfares, schedules and tariffs at the time of printing. Destination International Holidays reserves the right to vary the cost of the tour, taxes and airline prices if necessary by reason of currency fluctuation, cost increase, or airfare increase. All prices are subject to confirmation from local tour operators. Once full payment has been received by Destination International no surcharges in respect to currency fluctuations will be applied. ITINERARY CHANGES Destination International Holidays reserves the right to amend the itinerary for reasons such as service requirements, road or weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances. Where a change is of a significant nature, it will be advised to our customers in writing. Destination International Holidays reserves the right to substitute hotels, lodges, inns and camps with properties of similar standard
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