HOLIDAYS TO ICELAND

GLACIERS & WATERFALLS UNDER THE NORTHERN LIGHTS
5 days from £590 pp

Soak up Southern Iceland’s unique cocktail of sights: the falling water curtains that are Skogarfoss and Seljalandsfoss, the glacial snowmobiling rink that is Myrdalsjökull & the foam pounding on Dyrhólaey’s black sand beaches. And then by night enjoy food to die for and afterwards soak in a hot tub under the Northern Lights. (If you missed out on Woodstock this is the closest you’ll legally get to a ‘trip’).

HÓTEL RANGÁ

Built in log cabin style but with 4 star hotel luxury, the Rangá has just 27 rooms and is a perfect jumping off point for South Iceland’s major scenic attractions. The hotel has its own outdoor hotpots, a lounge bar and a restaurant with a signature ‘Surf and Turf’ dish made with Icelandic lamb and lobster.

WHAT TO SEE

SKÓGARFOSS AND SELJALANDSFOSS. Seljalandsfoss spills straight off the fell side dropping into a shallow pool. Skógarfoss similarly drops straight down into a pool in front of you.
THE GOLDEN CIRCLE. An unmissable trio of sights that are a ‘must do’ for every Iceland visitor. The double fall at Gullfoss makes it unique; the eponymous Geysir area gave the world the name. Last but not least Pingvellir where the early Vikings gave up rape and pillage in favour of parliamentary democracy.
DYRHÓLÆY (literally translated door hole) is the southernmost tip of Iceland signatured with a rock arch that the sea has eroded from the headland. Puffins and eider ducks are prolific here but the cliffs are multicultural with fulmars, guillemots and kittiwakes all perching alongside each other.

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