Reykjavík, with its long time ‘cool’ reputation and the destination of choice for a cognoscente including Jeremy Clarkson, Eric Clapton, Jamie Oliver and Reese Witherspoon, is now ‘chilled and sparkling’ with stylish hotels, modish design and cutting edge everything.
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Celebrate New Year in a style peculiar to Icelanders that attracts visitors from around the world not least because unlimited fireworks can be had by anyone which Icelanders take maximum advantage of and garland the city with displays. Start the evening with our ‘Buffet on Ice’; blow out the Old Year on our bonfire tour; bring in the New with champagne and fireworks and then dance the night away.
28th December 2013
By day enjoy Southern Iceland’s unique cocktail of sights: the falling water curtains that are Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss waterfalls, the glacial snowmobiling rink that is Mýrdalsjökull glacier, the foam pounding white on Dyrhólæy’s black sand beaches and the Golden Circle's famed attractions of Gullfoss, Geysir and Pingviller.
By night enjoy food to die for in the hotel Ranga's renowned dining room and afterwards soak in a hot tub outside your bedroom whilst waiting for the Northern Lights to appear [hopefully] in the night sky above you.
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Experience Reykjavík’s cutting edge everything; take in Iceland’s best known natural attractions: Gullfoss, Geysir and Pingvellir all glistening in a winter coat of snow; do a little culture vulturing up by Reykholt, shrine to Saga author Snorri Sturluson; drive out along the Snæfellsnes peninsula topped at its end with an eternal ‘pyramid of snow’ and round off your trip with a bathe in the Blue Lagoon.
October - April ~ Daily
Gullfoss’s frozen stalactites; Pingvellir valley’s lead grey lake; Vatnajokull on which you can take a gentle hike and Jokulsaron glacial lagoon with its calving bergs are just a few of the iconic sights you’ll see on our Safari Adventures by SuperJeep.
Guided by Haukun Snorrason (an accomplished photographer) and with hospitality provided at his renovated farmhouse to the east of Vik by his wife Hadda. This is a unique opportunity to see Iceland’s dramatic scenery in its winter cloak and experience personal Icelandic hospitality.
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