Iceland doesn’t have to be expensive. For the rests of the year you can have a three-night break to Reykjavik from just £239 pp with Icelandair for departures between September and December.
Visit Europe’s most northerly capital and experience its unique atmosphere – a mix of stylish restaurants, relaxed cafes, tempting shops and fascinating museums set in an otherworldly land of ice and fire.
You will be staying at the three-star Hotel Cabin, 5 minutes’ walk from the city centre with spectacular bay views, and near to the biggest geothermal swimming pool and spa in Iceland. Price includes three nights’ accommodation with breakfast (two sharing) and return flights from Heathrow, Manchester or Glasgow (with free in-flight entertainment system!) Stay at the hotel Loftleidir on the same basis for £299 pp. To book visit www.icelandair.co.uk.
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August 18th, 2008 at 11:20 am
I also think it’s fairly cheap now, mostly because of the exchange rate
of the Icelandic krona. I’m from Iceland and the tourist I’ve met this summer have been spending far more than the tourist that have come here between 2000-2007.
August 18th, 2008 at 11:45 am
I think you are absolutely correct. We toured Iceland last year and the prices were a bit scary. However we absolutely loved Iceland and are planning a longer stay next Summer - let’s hope it stays a bit cheaper.