Iceland
The dramatic terrain of Iceland, known as the land of fire and ice, encompasses volcanoes, glaciers, geysers, waterfalls and fjords. Many trips feature the geologically and historically significant Thingvellir National Park. Here, the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, and the Icelandic parliament first assembled in 930.
Iceland is also home to Vatnajokull, one of Europe's largest glaciers; the famous Blue Lagoon, a mineral-rich geothermal pool set within a large lava field; and traditional horse farms and ancient Viking sites. Visits to the capital, Reykjavik, often include the 19th-century Parliament House, Austurvollur Square and Tjornin Lake.
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Globus: Save up to 16%.
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Trafalgar: Save up to 11%. Expires September 19.
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CIE Tours: Save with heavily discounted airfare on select tours. Plus, get all special excursions and activities at no additional cost. Expires September 30.
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CIE Tours: Save up to 17%. Plus, get all special excursions and activities at no additional cost.
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Insight: Save up to 16%. Expires September 19.
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Collette: Book Big, Save Bigger Sale! Save up to 10%. Get extra discounts on many departures when you book tour extensions and air with Collette, for a total savings of up to $1,500 per couple. Expires September 26.
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A & K: Save up to 14%.
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Intrepid: Save up to 40%.
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G Adventure: Save up to 27%. Expires September 30.
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CIE Tours: Enjoy the following year-round deals: solo travelers save $50 off and groups of five to nine travelers save 5% off trips. Anyone who books back-to-back trips saves 10% off the tour of lesser value.
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Globus: Travel with Globus and receive a Welcome Back Credit of $100 to $250 per person after your trip. The credit can be applied toward a subsequent trip with Globus or its sister brands Cosmos and Avalon Waterways.
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Offers are subject to change without notice by the operator until a payment has been made.
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