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Iceland Trip & Return Flights - Optional Whale Watching Tour

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A Reykjavik, Iceland, hotel stay with return flights from five airports with Travelolo. Stay for two, three or four nights and save up to 54%

• Where: Reykjavik, Iceland.
• What’s included: A two, three or four-night Icelandic adventure with a whale watching tour and return flights from Bristol, Edinburgh, Manchester, Gatwick, Luton and Stansted.
• Hotel: Your adventure is in a choice of two amazing Icelandic hotels.
• Top experiences: Explore the breath-taking frozen wilderness of Iceland, check out the impressive architecture and nightlife in Reykjavik, and be brave with some local delicacies.
• Geological wonder: Iceland is home to all sorts incredible geological features, including hundreds of volcanoes, lava fields, enormous glaciers, and even two tectonic plates visible above the Earth’s surface!
• Optional Whale watching: Spot minke, porpoises, humpbacks and more on this trip out of Reykjavik old harbour!
• When: Valid for travel on selected dates until 31st Jan 2025.
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You’ll have a whale of a time on this trip of a lifetime. Explore Iceland from an incredible hotel and go whale watching.

We’re offering you a two, three or four-night Reykjavik city break with return flights to the UK , saving you up to 54% *!

Foss Hotel-Lind & Hotel Laxnes

For your stay in Reykjavik, you'll be based at either the Foss Hotel-Lind or the Hotel Laxnes . These hotels boast great locations and Nordic-style interiors with touches like decorative details from the ancient Icelandic calendar along with all the mod-cons you’d expect and a plush room. After a busy day of exploring, you'll wind down in a standard double or twin guest room. Then, you’ll get the trip of a lifetime and travel out on a tour to watch the whales flip in the bay. Bliss!

Whale Watching Tour

With today’s spectacular stay, you’ll have the option to head out to Reykjavik Old Harbour to spot some whales with this included Whale Watching tour ! Take your time (and a pair of binoculars) to spot minke whales, humpback, dolphins and porpoises. You’ll be out there for up to three and half hours – the best afternoon of your life!

Reykjavik, Iceland

Boasting some incredible natural phenomena, Iceland promises the chance to see some of the best natural spectacles in the world, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the Tectonic plates of Europe and North America, waterfalls, geysers, hot springs and even a geothermal field. The beautiful city of Reykjavik comprises of picturesque scenes including the Old Harbour - perfect for whale-watching or checking out the local wildlife. Head to Hallgrímskirkja to take in the super-modern cathedral, with its striking tower dominating the skyline, as well as the unique glass domed Perlan restaurant. Reykjavik has also earned a strong reputation for its unusual delicacies, so be brave and test your taste buds with something new! Harðfiskur is a dried fish usually eaten with butter and adored both locally and rurally, Graflax is sumptuous salmon and dill starter that any fish fan will enjoy, but it’s the bizarre Hákarl (fermented shark) that splits opinion the most. Who knows? Maybe you’ll love it!

*Original prices calculated using gotogate and booking.com (correct as of 22.03.2024).

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Reviews ( 3 ) 5 star rating.

mysteryshopper20

(Fosshotel Lind) Definitely recommend this hotel: Lovely friendly staff …. Comfortable beds.. breakfast was amazing… always clean , housekeeping on request… great restaurants close by .. a few minutes walk into Reykjavik.

Slicktips73

(Fosshotel Lind) Great location 4 night stay: The Fosslind hotel is in a great location for all the amenities and local sights. The famous bus stop 13, literally on your doorstep around the corner for your excursions.

(Hotel Laxnes) Amazing Stay: Would definitely recommend and would come back without a second thought!

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• Price advertised is based on 2 people sharing, therefore 2 vouchers must be bought to qualify for the deal.
• Whale Watching is optional and at an additional cost.
• The voucher must be redeemed within 48 hours of purchase.
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• Valid for selected flights only on the dates chosen by the purchaser; supplementary charges may apply for alternative flights.
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The Absolute Best Iceland Itinerary: 7 days

Iceland is one of those countries that seems to be popping up on everyone’s Instagram lately. The stunning country is filled with so many jaw-dropping views. It has become wildly famous for good reason. The country is full of waterfalls, black sand beaches, white peaked mountains, cute churches, blue glaciers, hot springs galore, and so much more. It is honestly a nature lover’s dream paradise. And, the best part is that it is super easy to plan a trip. With the acceptance of credit cards everywhere and most attractions being just a car drive away, its no wonder people flock to Iceland every year. After spending my Thanksgiving in this magnificent place, I have decided to make it easy for everyone and listed out the perfect 7 days Iceland itinerary which also includes tours if you are not in the mood to rent a car. So keep reading on for the best Iceland Itinerary 7 days edition!

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Iceland winter itinerary vs iceland summer itinerary.

Choosing when to visit Iceland can be difficult, especially if you are spending 7 days in Iceland. On one hand, the summer months bring easy weather; but on the other hand, winter has fewer crowds. Either way, you will not be disappointed no matter what time of the year you go. I went in the winter to save money and it was still epic. My winter trip just made me want to come back in the summer to experience a different landscape.

• In the Winter:  Weather can be unpredictable, it is cheaper, less sunlight, snowy landscape, less crowded, the best sunrise and sunset pictures.
• In the Summer: Weather is the best, super crowded, green landscape, more sunlight, more costly.

How To Travel Around Iceland

There are three options on getting around Iceland in 7 days:

• Rental Car: We chose this option. I am from Texas where we drive everywhere, so I don’t like to be limited on where I go. Plus, I love getting away from the crowds so it was an easy choice to rent a car. Since we went in the winter, we stayed in hotels instead of campsites. I do not advice camping in the winter as it can be dangerous. The Iceland roads were pretty easy to travel in as the road conditions were good. I will warn you that driving in Iceland in winter can be dangerous due to random snow storms, so be wary.
• Tour Guides: There are soooo many tours in Iceland that you no longer need a car to explore. Throughout the article, I have listed the most popular tours for you. Tours are a great option if you don’t feel like planning much 🙂
• Rent a Campervan: This is a great way to save some money! You don’t need camping gear or a hotel, just your campervan. >Rent Your Campervan Here

Read More: 11+ Tips on Renting a Campervan in Iceland

Iceland Road Map

Below is the Iceland 7 day Itinerary map. You can download the map and turn on and off all the layers as needed:

Iceland Tips

• Even though Iceland is part of the EU, the country uses the Icelandic Króna instead of the EUR. Many people exchange their money, but I feel it is unnecessary. Most places accepts credit cards, and if you have a credit card that has no international/foreign exchange fees, you can skip the hassle of getting the Krona.
• If you want to avoid the crowds, the best approach is to travel further away from Reykjavik. It is easiest by renting a car or an RV. In my opinion, the best way to see Iceland is to rent a car.
• Spending one week in Iceland can be expensive. The best way to save money is to not eat at restaurants. I suggest going to grocery stores and buying food in Reykjavik or Vik. Another way to save money is to purchase sandwiches from gas stations. Most days, my husband and I ate sandwiches from the gas station and they were quite tasty. I would get different types every time so I wouldn’t get tired of them.
• Don’t go driving off-road because it is illegal.
• Only hike on established trails.
• Book all your tours in advance. Iceland is a popular travel destination so they might get sold out.
• Bring the correct type of clothing. Summer months do not mean warm months. Come prepared.

Iceland Itinerary 7 days

Day 1: fly into keflavik, blue lagoon and hang out at reykjavik.

Blue Lagoon

There are so many articles on why you should or shouldn’t visit the famous Blue Lagoon. The articles over-analyze the super touristy spot. I am one of those individuals who needs to experience it on my own to form my personal opinion. So of course, I booked my ticket right away.

My conclusion is that if you are on a fence, add it to your Iceland travel itinerary. Experience it at least once in your life. If you hate it, then never go back again. But at least you tried it out.

It is a bit crowded, but the smokey, baby blue colors and the relaxation is worth it. I recommend booking a ticket early in the day (8:00 am or 9:00am) just so there are fewer people. Based on the setup, I can imagine the place can become a madhouse at peak hours.

When you arrive,  you are given a bracelet, which will allow you to lock your belongings in a locker. Right after you put your personal items in the locker, you are required to take a shower prior to jumping into the lagoon. I recommend women to put their hair in a bun and then slather conditioner all over your hair. Don’t worry, conditioner is provided in the showers. The blue lagoon waters do dry out your hair so avoid getting your hair wet.

After the shower, you walk outside and enter the lagoon. Once the toes hit the water, all of your problems and stress magically melt away. I recommend exploring all the areas of Blue Lagoon. The lagoon has three “stands” which offer different things such as drinks, massages, and mud mask products. The drink stand will give you your first drink free, and the silica mask is free as well. Your bracelet will be assigned to you which allow you to “purchase” drinks or face masks.  At the end of the experience, you will be able to check out and pay your tab.

• Blue Lagoon Admission Ticket – Buy this ticket as soon as you buy your airplane ticket to Iceland since the Blue Lagoon admissions tickets tend to sell out. Schedule it the day you arrive in Iceland or the day you leave Iceland  >Buy The Admission Ticket Here
• From Reykjavik Airport Transport – If you are not renting a car, getting transport to and from is a great option. >Buy Your Transport Here

First Day in Reykjavik

After spending some time at the Blue Lagoon, it is time to head to the capital city of Iceland – Reykjavik. Reykjavik is located on the south western part of Iceland, making it quite nice and easy to explore the rest of the country from here.

Blue Lagoon/Keflavik to Reykjavik is about 45 minutes to 1 hour drive away. Upon arriving at Reykjavik, head to your hotel to check-in. We stayed at Ion City Hotel , which is such a chic, beautiful hotel. After checking in, it is time for some quick exploration. It is recommended that you explore Reykjavik by walking – as some of the lanes don’t allow for vehicle entry.

First stop is the Laugavegur Street. This is one of the prettiest streets in Reykjavik and also their main street. You will find beautiful murals on the walls, street art, great restaurants, bars and souvenir stores at Laugavegur Street. Our favorite restaurant here was the Scandinavia and Joe and Juice, which became a morning ritual.

The city offers numerous wonderful tours which are conducted in the afternoons. These walking tours are an amazing way to learn about Iceland’s history – from Vikings to the establishment of the Alpingi (parliament) and the modern day economic recession and revival of Icelandic economy with the tourism and nationalized banks. The tours typically last 2-3 hours.

If you like to explore on your own, then head to the Hallgrímskirkja Church next. Hallgrímskirkja Church is an iconic landmark of Iceland. You can see this tallest church from anywhere in the city of Reykjavik. This is a Lutheran church and it is open to public everyday. Entry to the church is free, but to access the towers, there is an additional charge of $10 USD per adult. We highly recommend that you take the church tower access, you will be rewarded with amazing city views of Reykjavik, with its red, blue and multi-colored houses. You can easily spend 1-2 hours here.

By now, the sun is likely setting. This is the best time to stroll around the city, eat, and grab a drink or two. Reykjavik comes alive in the evening, so definitely check it out.

It is true that Reykjavik is expensive when it comes to food. For meals everyday, it is a good idea to get some Icelandic delicacies from one of their grocery stores (Bonus, Kronas, 10-11 – grocery stores located in downtown Reykjavik). There is a budget eating place in downtown Reykjavik (all you can eat style) – called Reykjavik Street Food. You have to try their Icelandic lamb soup. Not only is it delicious, but it is noticeably cheaper when compared to other restaurants.

Where to Stay In Reykjavik

• Ion City Hotel  is the hotel we stayed at in Reykjavik. It is chic, fancy and in an entertaining area. I love how close everything is and being able to walk around with all the Christmas decorations. Sigh… So magical!  >Check Pricing and Availability
• 101 Hotel  is located only a few minutes walk from the Icelandic Phallological Museum and usually has incredible rates. I stayed here in the summer and I am in love with the black and white modern look of the rooms!  >Check Pricing and Availability 
• The Hotel Lotus  is an affordable accommodation with Kringlan Shopping Center only 0.6 miles away! There is also an in-house restaurant that serves breakfast and dinner.  >Check Pricing and Availability  

Looking for more places to stay in Reykjavik? Read About The Best Places To Stay In Iceland

Day 2: Explore Reykjavik

Next morning, explore more of the Reykjavik city. Reykjavik is located by the Faxa Bay, so you can expect amazing river-front views. Take a stroll along the harbour front and visit some of the other popular tourist spots in the capital city. The Sun Voyager is a sculpture located by the harbor front. It is accessible 24/7. Close to the Sun Voyager is the stunning Harpa Concert Hall. Built in the 2000s, the “Harpa” is home of Icelandic festivals and Orchestra and is characterized by the shiny glass architecture.

There are quite a few interesting museums in the Reykjavik city, that are definitely worth a visit. Iceland Maritime Museum, Icelandic Phallological Museum, Icelandic Art Museum, the National Gallery of Iceland – to name a few.

There is also the new amazing Sky Lagoon that everyone is talking about. This lagoon is located in Reykjavik and is less crowded than the blue lagoon. The views are absolutely gorgeous too. I even did the seven-step ritual and had an amazing experience. >You can book a ticket here

I also recommend doing some shopping around Reykjavik. Iceland is known for its wool, so I bought some sweaters, jackets, blankets, and hats. Icewear Iceland is the best place to shop at for Icelandic wool.

Looking for more things to do in Reykjavik? Read the free and cheap things to do in Reykjavik here .

Reykjavik area written by Mayuri at To Some Place New

Day 3: Golden Circle

Thingvellir National Park (Þingvellir National Park)

One of the most famous national parks and a world heritage Unesco site in Iceland is Thingvellir National Park. Thingvellir is a must for your 1 week in Iceland trip. The park is filled with waterfalls, old churches, ruins, and mid-Atlantic rifts which means you will be walking on two continents/ tectonic plates: The North American Plates and the Eurasian Plates. Iceland is the only place in the world where you can walk on two different tectonic plates.

When we entered the park, we slowly walked around and took in all the beauty and took pictures of the waterfalls and the unique landscape. Many people also scuba dive or snorkel in the Silfra. You can book your Silfra snorkel tour here.  If you do book a snorkel or dive tour please note that it will probably take half a day so you might not have time to explore the other areas listed on this day.

The Geysir is an easy attraction to add to your Iceland road trip itinerary. The area has restaurants, tourists shops, and it even has a Geysir! This was our first time seeing a Geysir, so I was super impressed. Parking is free, and it was easy to find a spot even with the crowds. The Geysir sprays water every few minutes (up to 20-40 meters high) so make sure to take videos and pictures of this phenomenon. Just don’t get too close as the water is sweltering:-)

Note: This is a great area to stop and have lunch at.

Gullfoss Waterfall

When we arrived at this waterfall, we were in absolute shock! Gullfoss was the largest waterfall I have ever seen, and there was a 360° rainbow! The only downside was that it was pretty crowded and the floor was slippery, so be careful. I almost fell on my face a couple of times, not going to lie 🙂

Gullfoss translates to “Golden Falls” which was exactly how I felt described this place. I mean look at that picture above, if that doesn’t describe golden falls, I don’t know what will. The waterfall should be thought of as two separate features with one cascade measuring at 11 meters and the taller one measuring at 21 meters.

Kerid Crater

When planning a trip to Iceland, make sure to add this volcanic crater to your list. I loved how the green water looked with the dark red color of the crater. It is a perfect detour from the Gullfoss, Thingvellir, and the Geysir since it isn’t as crowded as the other three sites. You do have to pay for parking which we did with our credit card (about 400 ISK).

You can either hike around the crater or hike down to the water. We decided to get closer to the crater and take more pictures as shown below.

Take Pictures With Icelandic Horses

This honestly can be done on any of the days when seeing Iceland by car, but I decided to add this here since we took pictures with the horses while exploring the Golden Circle. You will have so many opportunities to hang out with the horses because they are everywhere!

Just make sure not to feed the horses and not to touch them. Feeding them or petting them does more harm than good.

Golden Circle Tours

• Reykjavik: Golden Circle Full Day Tour with Kerid Crater –  One of the most popular tours in Iceland, takes you to see Gullfoss Waterfall, the geyser of Strokkur, the volcanic crater at Kerið, and Þingvellir National Park. This tour lasts about 8 hours, and they pick you up at Reykjavik.    >Buy Tour Now

Where To Stay Near The Golden Circle

I recommend staying in Reykjavik on this day. But, if you are driving in Iceland on your own then you can probably stay at a hotel much closer:

• Ion Luxury Adventure Hotel – We stayed at the Ion hotel while we toured the Golden Circle. Super Chic and away from the hustle and bustle. The hotel has a delicious restaurant and a pretty rad looking pool. Perfect for Instagram pictures. >Book Your Stay Here

Day 4: South Iceland

Seljalandsfoss Waterfall

Day four consists of exploring South Iceland. The first stop is one of the most famous waterfalls called Seljalandsfoss located on route 1 Iceland. The waterfall is about 60 meters tall and is part of the Seljalands River.

When traveling around Iceland, you can usually spot the beautiful waterfall a long ways away before you get to it. It truly is magnificent. You do have to pay for parking, and it is 700ISK per car. There is a Kiosk machine that takes credit cards.

The best part about this waterfall is you can actually walk behind the waterfall. If you want to go behind the waterfall, I highly recommend a raincoat because you will get soaked! In the wintertime going behind the waterfall can be closed due to the path being too slippery.

Gljúfrabúi Waterfall

Located right next to the famous Seljalandsfoss, Gljúfrabúi Waterfall is a must stop. The waterfall is located walking distance away from Seljalandsfoss, and it is less crowded. The waterfall is 40 meters high and is blocked from view behind a massive cliff. Bring good rainboots and raincoat as you will get soaked.

Skógafoss Waterfall

One of the most well-known waterfalls in Iceland, Skógafoss should be on everyone’s South Iceland itinerary. The waterfall stands at 60 meters, is 25 meters wide, and is located right off the Iceland highway 1. There is even an option of walking up the steps to view the beautiful waterfall from above (525 steps worth).

Hidden Waterfall

One of my favorite parts of my Iceland road trip itinerary was discovering a hidden waterfall called Kvernufoss. The waterfall is located near the Skogar Museum, and if you walk east, you will find a fence that you will need to hop over. Eventually, the path will lead you to a wonderful waterfall. Make sure to take care of Kvernufoss, and to keep it hidden away from the hordes of tourists.

Dyrhólaey Lighthouse Viewpoint

When we were visiting Iceland, we loved seeing the Dyrhólaey Lighthouse. It was our first time seeing a black sand beach so getting the views from the top were surreal. The area is unfortunately not open all year long for cars due to bird nesting season.

Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach

One of the most famous black sand beaches is located on the south coast near the small city of Vik. This place is usually crowded with tourists, but I still feel it is necessary to stop. The beach is one of a kind and includes crazily shaped basalt rocks, basalt cliffs, and of course black sand. You can usually walk away from the crowds to take some pictures on your own.

The two Basalt Cliffs are called Reynisdrangar and legend has it that the two cliffs are trolls that turned into stone when they stayed too long in the daylight.

South Island Tours

South Island is one of the most popular spots in Iceland. Getting a tour in this area is not difficult at all. Here is the most popular South Island Tour from Reykjavik:

South of Iceland Full-Day Tour from Reykjavik –  The duration is about 10 hours, and you get to visit Seljalandsfoss, Vik, Sólheimajökull glacier, Skógafoss waterfall, and see the black sand beaches of the southern coast.  >Book Your Tour Here

Vik is such a cute town to explore. It is also a great place to grab food, or go grocery shopping. I liked exploring the Vík i Myrdal Church. If you go around the right time (June/July) the area will be filled with wildflowers. It is pretty epic.

Where To Stay In Vik

If you are not doing a south island tour and you are driving around Iceland on your own, I recommend staying at Vik for the night. Driving all the way back to Reykjavik will make you lose precious Iceland exploring time.

• Vik Apartments  are pretty much a home away from home. The hotel comes with a full kitchen, living room, an awesome balcony with stunning views of the black beach. I recommend this place for families or friends traveling together as there are multiple bedrooms.  >Check Pricing and Availability
• Black Beach Suites  was my FAVORITE accommodation in Iceland. I loved that it had a full kitchen and dining table. Hubby even cooked me breakfast in the morning. You can walk to the famous black sand beach from the patio. I wish we had stayed more than one night.  >Check Pricing and Availability
• The Barn  is one of the fanciest hostels I have ever seen. This place is exceptionally chic and clean. I had to go inside to check into our Black Beach Suites, and I was surprised to find out it was a hostel! If you are on a budget, I HIGHLY recommend this place.  >Check Pricing and Availability

Day 5: South East Iceland

Tour around Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon

The glacial lagoon was probably my favorite part of my Iceland one-week itinerary. The area is absolutely epic and has so much to offer! You can take a boat tour, visit ice caves, go glacier hiking, or take amazing Instagram pictures at the shores. Regardless of what you do, it will be amazing.

Since we visited Iceland in the Winter, we decided to do the one thing that can not be done all year round: Ice Cave exploring . You must hire a guide for this, and it can only be done in the winter time. I enjoyed it, but one thing that bugged me was how rushed it felt. But, it is understandable since so many people trying to see the Ice Caves as well.

The Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon is a popular destination for tours leading to many other adventure options besides the Ice Caves; like boat tours, and glacier hiking. Most tours start early in the morning near the lagoon.

Our ice cave tour ended in the early afternoon. Afterward, we ate at one of the two food trucks located on site. The food was delicious!

Diamond Beach

Make sure to add this to your Iceland trip itinerary because this beach is spectacular. The ice comes in all shapes and sizes, and they are always changing. This is a great spot to take drone photos and to practice your photography skills (especially during sunset). Winter time is the best time to visit this beach as the diamonds are huge compared to the summer. See the pictures above and below.

Southeast Island Tours

Due to different seasons, I recommend two tours near Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. One tour is for the summer, and the other is for the winter:

• Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon Full-Day Tour –  This tour departs from Reykjavik and also includes Seljalandsfoss Waterfall and Vik. This is a 14-hour tour. This is an excellent option for the summer.   >Book Your Tour Here
• Crystal Ice Cave Tour from Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon –   The tour meets in the Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon so you will have to find transportation to the lagoon yourselves. This is the tour we took, and we enjoyed it.  >Book Your Tour Here

Where To Stay In Höfn

Staying at Höfn is an excellent idea after exploring around Jökulsárlón all day. The city has several accommodations and isn’t as crowded as many of the other towns near Reykjavik. If you have extra time and want to soak in a hot tub, check out the Hoffell hot tubs  near Höfn.

• Seljavellir Guesthouse  is a great hotel with big patio window doors with wonderful views of the outdoors. There is even a bar and a terrace to relax.  >Check Pricing and Availability
• Milk Factory  is a cute bed and breakfast that used to be an actual Milk Factory! Recently renovated the B&B has some great views of the surrounding mountains.  >Check Pricing and Availability
• Höfn Hostel  If you are looking for cheap accommodation the Hofn Hostel is for you. This hostel is an environmentally friendly place with a guest kitchen and laundry services.   >Check Pricing and Availability

Day 6: Explore Höfn and Stokksness and Drive Back To Reykjavik

If you are touring Iceland by car, you need to stop by Stokksnes. The peninsula holds the stunning and tall mountains called Vestrahorn. You do have to pay for a small entrance fee but doing so is entirely worth it. The black sand beach next to tall spiring mountains is a perfect spot for photographers.

We also got some killer sunset and sunrise shots in this area (as seen below). I just loved how there were fewer crowds near Höfn. After being surrounded by people every step of the way, it was nice to get some pictures without people around.

Svartifoss should be in your Iceland self drive itinerary. The waterfall is about 20 meters tall and has black columnar basalt walls. The waterfall is located in Skaftafell which is part of Vatnajökull National Park.

Get to the Skaftafell visitor center and ask for a hiking map to get to Svartifoss. The hike is about 1.5Km from the visitors center and can take 1.5-3 hours to complete (depending on how long you like to take pictures).

Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon

If you are driving around Iceland, make sure to stop at the Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon. The canyon is believed to be formed at the end of the last Ice Age, about nine thousand years ago. You can hike around the edge of the canyon to view from above. There are many stopping points throughout the canyon to take pictures. At the end of the hike, there is a stunning tall flowing waterfall.

More than likely you will be coming back to Reykjavik either in the late afternoon or evening. On our last night, we went to the Staff Kitchen and Bar . The tapas plate we ordered to share was pretty good.

Day 7: Head to The Airport

After a road trip around Iceland, it is time to get back home. If you didn’t rent a car, then book a bus transfer from Reykjavik and Keflavik here.

Additional Readings

Welp this is how we spent a week in Iceland. Make sure to check out some of my other blog posts and let me know if you have any questions in the comments below:

• Things to Do In Iceland In The Winter
• Ultimate Guide to What To Wear In Iceland

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Your maps are fantastic! It is so helpful having an idea of where everything is, especially when all the names look similar!

Thank you 🙂

Your Iceland itinerary looks amazing! The crater and waterfall look out of this world, and I so want to see the super cute Icelandic horses. I’ll pin this for my trip!

I can’t believe how many stunning photos you’ve fit into one post! I’d love to do a campervan trip around Iceland someday, and this is the first guide I’ve read that’s seriously made me consider going in the winter– those ice caves! Diamond Beach!

I know Diamond Beach is such a dream!

This looks like an amazing itinerary and it’s very well written! I’m trying to plan a trip to Iceland and this has given me so much inspiration on where to start!

Awww I am so glad you liked it!

Wow! Phenomenal post, map, and itinerary! I spent 21 days in Iceland in 2011 and am planning a week-long trip for my family to go next summer. This is very helpful and has me fired up! Your images are spectacular and the writing is top-notch as well. I have one question. The map seems to be missing day two; is it me or am did I do something on my end to remove the second day? Thanks for sharing this fantastic work and I wish you many more journeys! Todd

Hey Todd! Wow, thank you for your kind words I can not appreciate it enough! Yes, you were so right! My map was missing the 2nd day so I have updated it! I really appreciate you telling me and I really hope you have a great time with your family 🙂 Cheers!

I really enjoyed reading your blog. I’m planning a 7 day self guided road trip to Iceland next summer and this helped so much with getting some ideas. I loved how you incorporated map and pictures as well as suggestions of where to stay.

I am so glad you liked it! I love when blogs include maps and places to stay. It makes it so much easier for us!

I love your outfits and hats so much. What are the brands of the boots and jackets you have in the pictures you have posted? You are so cute in them!!

Hey Sherry here is my packing list 🙂

Hello! I just wanted to say thanks so much for this post. We recently took a road trip through Iceland, and I followed this post for inspiration and a route. I agree, we really liked Black Beach Suites and Seljavellir Guesthouse. You saved me a lot of time! Thanks again!

Thank you so much! That makes me so happy to hear 😀

Hi, Looking to go to Iceland in January. Where would I go the see the Northern lights? Thanks, Al

The best time to see them is in the winter. You can usually see them in most places in Iceland. But it is better if you get out of Reykjavik. Just keep on looking online to see updates on when it is out. You can also get the hotel to wake you if there is any activity.

I have been searching near and far for some tips on a Feb. Iceland trip and I cannot thank you enough for this post! Seriously the most perfect fit for our trip – THANK YOU!

Thank you Karin! So happy you liked it 🙂

Your pictures are phenomenal! What camera are you using? Your itinerary has been so helpful and have saved me so much time!

Thank you! I used the Sony A6000!

What would you recommend if you had one extra day? We are planning on following your itinerary but have one extra full day!

I recommend Snaefellsjokull National Park!

This is incredible! My boyfriend and I are planning to go to Iceland next June. I told him I would be happy doing everything on your blog. This is very informative and makes me so excited to go!! Thank you for such great info!

Yay I am so happy you like it 🙂

This looks like an amazing trip! I’m trying to plan for next year (hoping travel is okay from a COVID standpoint by then). Did you see the Northern Lights? If so, where did you see them? Thanks!

I saw them but they were not as pretty as I have seen in pictures. It looked like a cloud. I think I was just not lucky.

I just used your itinerary as the basis for my own trip (June 2022) and I have to say it was balanced, well-paced, and super fun. I even cross-referenced your stops with other sites like Lonely Planet and Reddit and this definitely has the highlights you want to see. We ended up making some changes to accommodations and tacked on some extra days in Reykjavik at the end, but if you are thinking of visiting Iceland (and not doing the Ring Road), I really recommend doing a version similar to this. If you are going in summer, instead of the Ice Cave, I highly recommend going kayaking in the Glacier Lagoon instead. Thanks for posting this!

Thank you so much for this comment! As a blogger, I rarely get feedback after people’s trips, so good to know you enjoyed it. I will be going back next month so hopefully, I can write a 14-day itinerary:-D.

Hi Michelle, Thank you for your itinerary. My husband and I just got back from Iceland, and we used it as our planning tool. It was awesome 🙂 Allison

Yay so glad you liked it!

Hi! I wanted to let you know I used your itinerary information extensively this past week when I took my 18-year old son to Iceland for his birthday/high school graduation trip, and it was amazing!! We did 7 days + 2 days for air travel, and we added a day on Westman Islands to your suggestions. It was amazing! The weather was phenomenal and we saw so much beauty! Thanks for putting this out there into the universe for other people to benefit from. ❤️

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To anyone in desperate need of a getaway to look forward to amid the short autumn days and stormy UK weather, you can book a holiday for just £99 - if you don't mind a little mystery when it comes to your travel plans.

Deals website Wowcher has brought back its popular Mystery Holiday offer, which gives people the chance to jet off to one of 60 destinations for £99 with flights and a hotel included. One of the deals closing this Sunday, November 5, includes trips to bucket list-worthy favourites such as New York, Thailand, Dubai, Florida, Bali and the Dominican Republic, with shoppers urged to snap it up before it closes.

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A dream job where you can bring a friend with you as you travel to 40 destinations is sure to make the chosen person very popular with their pals.

Deals platform, Wowcher, is looking for a ‘Travel Ambassador,’ who will be paid £25,000 ($32,357) to travel to 40 countries across the world on a 12-month contract, including New York , Bali, Iceland and Dubai . The lucky ambassador can even take the same, or a different, travel buddy companion on each trip, and will share their experiences on social media. This follows the launch of its £99 ($128) Mystery Holiday deal.

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Trip to Iceland leaves traveller shocked at food prices compared to Canada

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It's no secret a lot of us have been struggling with the  high cost of food lately , but one Canadian was left in shock after a recent trip to Iceland.

Despite Iceland being a rather expensive country — especially since it's an island and food is brought in by air or sea — it seems some food prices there are either comparable (or even cheaper) than here in Canada.

"Just spent 10 days in Iceland. Two years ago when I came here I thought it was the most expensive country I've ever visited. Now I've come again and I see that our Canadian groceries are the same or more than many of the things I bought at the grocery store in Iceland," they wrote on Reddit .

Canada groceries more expensive than Iceland by u/yourewrong321 in loblawsisoutofcontrol

They also provided some examples of produce they found to be cheaper or similar in price.

"Keep in mind that this is an island in the middle of the North Atlantic Ocean, and everything has to be flown in or shipped by sea freight. Why the hell are we paying equal or higher in Canada?" they asked.

In the comments, others who had visited Iceland shared their insights.

"I was there a couple weeks ago and felt like the groceries/restaurant prices greatly exceeded Toronto prices," said one commenter.

The original poster replied, agreeing that restaurants in Iceland are much more expensive than those in Canada, but said that "groceries have been about the same [price]."

Another person who visited Iceland last year said they also noticed that the food there was "about the same price as in Canada."

One commenter said the claims of how expensive Canada's food prices are in comparison to Iceland were being exaggerated.

"You could get away with saying 'Canada is as expensive as buying food in Hawaii' because it's relatively close, but it's not anywhere in the vicinity of what food costs in Iceland," they stated.

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According to the  Icelandic Review , prices in Iceland are indeed very high compared to other countries for several reasons, including "high reliance on imports, geographical isolation and high import taxes and tolls."

Canada vs. Iceland

We conducted a price breakdown of some produce items from the Redditor's post (onions, celery and avocado) and a few basic grocery items to do a quick cost comparison of Iceland's and Canada's food prices.

For our price test, we searched items on Netto, an Icelandic grocery chain, and Walmart Canada's website.

According to the current exchange rate, one Canadian dollar is equivalent to 102.31 Icelandic Krona (ISK).

The Redditor said that in Iceland, onions were going for $2.38/kg CAD.

Iceland's price:  Netto's website says onions are 48 ISK ($0.47 CAD) or 240 Krona per kg. This works out to $2.35/kg CAD. Canada's price:  Onions sold at Walmart are priced at $1.88 or $4.34/kg. The winner:  The Icelandic onions.

The Redditor said that in Iceland, celery was $3.98/kg CAD.

Iceland's price:  Netto has celery priced at 297 ISK for a bunch ($2.90 CAD) or 479 ISK/kg ($4.68 CAD). Canada's price:  Walmart's website has celery priced at $2.97 for one bunch. Winner:  Iceland's celery is slightly cheaper.

The Redditor said that in Iceland, avocados were being sold at $4.79 CAD for two.

Iceland's price:  Netto's website lists one avocado for 183 ISK ($1.79 CAD). Canada's price:  Walmart's website has one avocado priced at $1.87. Winner:  Iceland's avocados.

Iceland's price:  A loaf of whole wheat bread on Netto's website is 399 ISK/kg or $3.90/kg CAD. Canada's price:  Great Value brand bread is $1.97 for 570 grams, which works out to $3.46/kg. Winner:  The Walmart bread is cheaper.

Iceland's price:  A dozen eggs on Netto’s website are 767 ISK ($7.50 CAD). Canada's price:  A dozen eggs on Walmart's website are $3.98. Winner:  Walmart eggs are cheaper.

Chicken breast

Iceland's price:  A package of two chicken breasts at Netto is 1,447 ISK ($14.14 CAD) or $30.29/kg CAD. Canada's price:  Walmart sells three Maple Leaf Prime chicken breasts for $15 or $2.08/100g. Winner:  If Walmart were selling at the same weight (370 grams) as the Icelandic chicken, it would work out to $7.70 for a package of two breasts, making it significantly cheaper than Netto's product.

Iceland's price:  A one-litre carton of milk at Netto is 255 ISK or $2.49 CAD. Canada's price:  A one-litre carton of milk at Walmart is $2.79 CAD. Winner:  The Icelandic milk.

Iceland's price:  A 165-gram bag of plain salted Lay's chips at Netto costs 300 ISK ($2.93 CAD). Canada's price:  A bag of plain salted Lay's chips at Walmart is $3.97 for a larger 235-gram bag. Winner:  When we crunched the numbers and converted the Walmart pricing to kilograms, that same Netto bag would sell for $2.79 in Canada, making it slightly cheaper than Iceland's price.

These are just a few items to provide a glimpse at prices in both countries.

Comments on the post also acknowledged that some factors must be taken into consideration when comparing prices, such as the size of the countries, food transport and distribution costs, and environmental regulations.

According to Numbeo, a website that uses crowdsourced information to compare the cost of living in different places around the world, grocery and restaurant prices remain  significantly lower than in Iceland .

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But there's one question that comes up every time the deal emerges - 'is it really worth the money?'

To help you decide whether or not its worth taking a punt on, we've put together a handy guide on everything you need to know.

How does Wowcher's £99 mystery getaway deal work?

To purchase your mystery deal ticket you'll need to head to the Wowcher website . To be eligible you'll need to purchase tickets for a minimum of two people in a single transaction.

Once you've made your payment, Wowcher will put you into a draw to let you know where you're headed. Each couple will then be given a getaway which is chosen from a random draw, which will take place on 20 November 2019.

Departures are offered from December 2019 to 15 May 2020.

December 2019 - March 2020 departures cost £99 per person, while departures between April 2020 and May 2020 are £129 per person.

What's included in Wowcher's £99 mystery holiday deal ?

A mystery getaway to over 40 different worldwide locations flying from London Gatwick, Stansted, Luton, Southend and Heathrow.

What long-haul getaways are included in Wowcher's £99 mystery holiday deal?

New York, Las Vegas, Dubai, Bali and Thailand.

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Which European cities are included in Wowcher's £99 mystery holiday deal?

Prague, Rome, Barcelona, Venice, Milan, Warsaw, Verona, Dublin, Paris, Lake Garda, Pisa, Turin, Brussels, Florence, Budapest, Marrakech, Krakow, Madrid and Disneyland Paris.

Which beach holidays are included in Wowcher's £99 mystery holiday deal?

Costa Brava, Malta, Costa Del Sol, Mallorca, Costa Dorada, Algarve, Barcelona, Porto, Croatia, Ibiza and Lisbon to name a few!

Is Wowcher's £99 mystery getaway deal worth the money?

With the deal being a random draw, there's no certainty as to what you'll get. However, all the deals included fly outside the UK, and all of the locations on the list have some incredible sights to see and things to do - so wherever you end up you'll be able to make the most of it.

People have been sharing their experiences on Twitter - here's what  they had to say.

"I got Venice for 4 nights :) September," wrote one.

"I got Krakow for 3 nights in Oct if that gives you an incentive," somebody else said.

"Me and my fiance did this in January and got 2 nights in Berlin, we had good flight times and the hotel was quite nice too, defo a great way to see new places," tweeted somebody else.

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Why spend a lot when you can spend less and have more fun? This is exactly what Wowcher offers. If you’ve been looking for ways to travel the world without breaking your wallet, we’re sure you’ve read many reviews on Wowcher Holidays and heard good things about it. We’ve traveled around the world, but the thrill of ending up somewhere we didn’t expect instantly made us excited again. It gave us a one-of-a-kind experience where we didn’t have to prepare anything but our bags. Are you skeptical about it? Don’t worry; we were, too! That’s why, today, we want to tell you our experience about it along with what other people think about Wowcher Holidays. Without further ado, let’s get into it!

What is Wowcher?

In case you didn’t know, Wowcher is a UK-based deal-of-the-day website that offers tons of discounts on a wide range of products and services. One of the reasons why we love using Wowcher is because of its wide array of offerings. We can easily find high-end products like these Wowcher watches for travel at a more affordable price on the website. Additionally, we can also live a boujee life on a budget thanks to its special deals on spas, treatments, and travel.

We think Wowcher is a great way to save money on a wide range of products and services. However, you should note that most of the deals are often time-limited, and they may sell out quickly. It’s also very important for you to read the terms and conditions of each deal.

Wowcher Mystery Holiday

With that being said, one of our favorite services from Wowcher is the Wowcher Mystery Holiday. It’s arguably the website’s most popular service. As the name suggests, it’s like a mystery box. We’re suckers for traveling, so the idea of booking a holiday to an undisclosed destination for a highly discounted price really excited us.

So, how much did we pay? We paid a total of £99 per person, and we had zero idea where we were going until after we made the booking. Even better, it already included our flights and hotels. Such a good deal, right? If you love surprises, we’re sure you’ll love this deal. Who knows, maybe you could end up waking up in Italy or even Dubai. Yes, Dubai! Don’t believe us? See the tweet from @liammcmahonn below!

Booked a mystery holiday on wowcher for £99 expecting somewhere pure standard like salou and theyre just off the phone telling us we’re going to DUBAI :))) Hahahaha wtf Dubai for £99 — liam (@liammcmahonn) June 27, 2019

How does it work?

So, the next question is, how does this Wowcher crazy deal work? Let us break it down for you so you can understand it easily.

• First, you’ll need to purchase the Wowcher Mystery Holiday voucher here . As we said earlier, the voucher costs £99 per person.
• Once you’ve purchased the voucher, you’ll enter a draw, and all you have to do is wait until the Wowcher team contacts you and let you know the detail of your trip. For us, we had to wait for around two weeks.
• The trip usually lasts for two to three nights.
• In addition to that, you can also purchase an extra voucher for a longer stay or a private car transfer.
• Also, once you’ve confirmed your trip, you can’t cancel it.

And that’s about it! Once you know where you’re going, the travel dates, as well as the hotel information, all you have to do is pack and enjoy your trip.

Our experience

While we were excited, a part of us was also a tiny bit skeptical. Don’t blame us! While we’ve read many reviews on Wowcher Holidays and heard many people’s amazing experiences, it was almost too good to be true for us. That said, we didn’t really expect much, but we were glad that our trip turned out to be amazing.

After waiting for quite a while, we were contacted by someone from Wowcher, and he told us we were going to Tarragona, Spain! While some of our team members have been there before, I haven’t visited the city. There were two of us, and we quickly packed our stuff as our trip was only days away.

To make the most of our trip, we opted for the flight that gave us the most time in Tarragona. There was nothing special about our flight. Nonetheless, it was enjoyable. For the accommodation, we were given a two-night stay at Nuria, one of the best hotels in Tarragona . This three-star hotel was amazing, and honestly, it was better than we had anticipated. It was only a short walk away from the beach, and we were able to visit some of the city’s top attractions, like the Amfiteatre de Tarragona and Balcó del Mediterrani, easily. And since we were there, we also decided to visit Port Aventura Park, one of the world’s best amusement parks . Our trip was honestly so much fun.

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Is it worth it?

As a team of passionate globetrotters, we all agree that traveling is fun. We breathe and bleed for that. But that doesn’t erase the fact that a proper holiday usually has to be well planned and it can be expensive. That’s why we love Wowcher . With its Mystery Holiday, it allowed us to really have fun again and experience the adrenaline that we had never felt for a long time. With an affordable price, all we had to do was wait, and we honestly didn’t have to do or prepare much.

We highly recommend this experience for those who are flexible on their time and aren’t fussy about going to an unknown destination. It’s a fun gamble that allows you to have a lavish getaway potentially. If you’re lucky enough, you can even win some extras like hotel upgrades and tickets to famous attractions. Here are the pros and cons based on our experience:

• Affordability: With just £99 for a two-night stay somewhere around the world, this trip is cheap.
• Surprise factor: This is one of its biggest appeals. You won’t know where you’re going until a few days before your departure, and for some, this can be a lot of fun.
• Convenience: You don’t have to take care of any booking as Wowcher will do all the hard work for you. Just pack your things and show up at the airport.
• A variety of destinations: While we ended up in Tarragona, that’s not the only destination offered by Wowcher. Many people have gone to places like Amsterdam, Bali, Venice, and Rome.
• Flexibility: You can choose to fly from a variety of local airports and specify your preferred travel dates.
• Lack of control: Of course, the downside of this trip is that you’ll have little control over where you go or what you do. Depending on your expectations, you can also be disappointed with your destination.

Want more reviews on Wowcher Holidays? Hear more about this mystery holiday from other travelers like Tia Leoni Zanetti !

All-Inclusive Holidays

If the thrill of going somewhere you have no idea about is too scary, you can check out Wowcher’s All-Inclusive Holidays instead. Wowcher works with a variety of travel providers to offer you deals on all-inclusive holidays to destinations all over the world at an affordable rate. Yep, this deal not only includes flights but also accommodation, food, drinks, and activities, all for one set price. Though we haven’t tried it yet, it does look convincing and makes a great alternative for those who don’t find the Mystery Holiday exciting.

This is a good choice for travelers who want a hassle-free vacation. With everything included in the price, you can relax and enjoy your time away without having to worry about anything else. Also, with a wide range of destinations and flexible booking options, you’re sure going to find the perfect vacation for you.

What’s included in the Wowcher mystery holiday?

Your Wowcher Mystery Holiday includes flights and a hotel stay for only £99 per person.

Is the 99 Wowcher holiday legit?

Yes, it is. Many travelers have tried it out, and most of them did have a good time. Of course, there are some cons, like you don’t know where you’ll end up, and you may be disappointed with the destination. But for the price and the thrill, it truly doesn’t get more exciting than this.

Is the Wowcher mystery holiday good?

If you’re okay with gambling on your destination and aware of the risks, then we can guarantee that you’ll have a good time with the Wowcher Mystery Holiday.

Some images on this article are copyrighted by Wowcher .

Author:  Peter S

A travel blogger and the founder of WOW Travel, Peter is a crazy dreamer with an insatiable desire for adventure who could never settle for an ordinary life or conform with the norm. After visiting more than 50 countries, he aims to travel with a purpose and inspire people to do the same.

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Travellers need to follow these rules for Wowcher's £99 'Mystery Holiday' deal

You could end up adding hundreds of pounds to your '£99' trip if you don't do these things

• 14:52, 17 APR 2023

In a bid to avoid inflated air fares and expensive holiday prices, a number of travellers are choosing deal sites to book their annual holiday for cheaper.

Wowcher has gained a strong following thanks to its '£99 Mystery Holiday deal', and as the name suggests, holidaymakers spend a set price to jet off abroad to a 'mystery' destination with a two to seven night- hotel stay and return flights from London airports all included in the £99 fee.

The biggest drawing point for many is the huge element of surprise, as the holiday is booked and paid for before travellers know where they are jetting off to. After the deal is bought Wowcher customers will be given their next holiday destination in a surprise 'draw' with bucket-list destinations including New York, Mexico and Paris making the list all for the set £99 rate - but does it really cost that?

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This is at the forefront of many intrigued travellers' minds, as the thought of being able to fly off on holiday for under £100 each is almost unheard of in this day and age. Just as intrigued as to how it works we recently booked a surprise Wowcher holiday, to see what customers can really get for their £99 holiday and if there are any 'hidden' additional costs.

After going on a two-day trip to Lake Garda in Italy, where we spent £230 in total each as opposed to an original £99 as thought, it became evident there were quite a lot of other costs to consider.

With this in mind we've compiled five 'rules' we'd urge all eager travellers to do before departure, as it will likely save you hundreds of pounds, leaving you time and money to make the most out of the 'surprise' deal.

1. Fly from London to avoid additional charges

The first rule is down to your chosen UK airport you choose to fly from. Wowcher's deal means passengers can fly from London Gatwick, London Stansted, Luton and Heathrow for the set £99 but airports like Manchester (for example) come at an extra cost.

When booking Wowcher's holiday deal it is made clear that airports like Manchester and Cardiff, means travellers will be charged more, around £60 extra per person. The difference in airport takes the price from £99 per person to around £159 per person (depending on the route and airport) but it's an added cost to be aware of before you leave.

The reason we point this out is so that travellers can be prepared and compare the price it would cost them to travel to a London airport compared to the additional airport cost (as it may be cheaper to travel further for your flight).

2. If in doubt upgrade as it'll save you more overall

This tip may sound like a confusing way to save money but spending more than £99 in extras at checkout is likely to be a lot cheaper than if you were to do it once at your destination.

Like the hotel, for example. Based on our own experience, the hotel we were given in the Wowcher deal was a lot further from the centre of our drawn destination, but unaware of just how much it would cost us to get to and from we declined to upgrade the hotel package (as we didn't want to spend more than £99 each), read about it more here.

This is where our second rule comes in; if you think your given hotel is too far out it's worth paying a couple of extra pounds more and upgrading the package with Wowcher, as you'll most likely spend more in transport costs once there.

The downside is this can feel like it defeats the whole point of a '£99 holiday' but when it comes to doing it on a budget, this is definitely a step to stick by.

3. Plan your own transport once landed

Another money-saving tip to keep the costs down when embarking on the deal is to always book your own travel once landed. Wowcher does offer transport options for trips, which travellers can choose to book to get to and from the airport to the hotel.

However, if you're looking to do the trip on a tight budget it may be more worthwhile to book your own taxi or transfer privately (not through Wowcher) to get the best rate.

On the previous trip to Lake Garda, we saved £50 by booking our own trains from Milan Airport to Lake Garda for £15 each, as opposed to an £80 (minimum rate) transfer package.

4. Be flexible with your chosen Wowcher destination

A 'must-do' step which could make the short trip a lot more enjoyable. It's subjective to each individual traveller but the one thing we noted when on the £99 holiday was how much time we spent travelling, although it means we saw a lot of Italy there was not much time left to relax.

We'd urge travellers to map out where their given hotel is in relation to the 'Wowcher destination ' as there may be a town or city closer by which is just as good to explore (without transferring across public transport to get there). For instance, we were given Lake Garda but our destination was actually a lot closer to Verona, Italy.

5. Insure your Wowcher trip

When it comes to 'budget' travel insurance is often overlooked as an 'expense' but it's another 'rule' on our list for those interested in Wowcher's mystery deal. In fact, when finalising the details of our trip Wowcher themselves made clear to point out that insurance was not included and that it had to be arranged separately. It's a crucial part that we'd recommend for any trip, not just Wowcher.

Given the fast-paced (two-day holiday) nature of the surprise trip, if one hurdle pops up it could ruin majority of the holiday so ensuring there's room for compensation is key. Travellers can search for the cheapest rate on sites including MoneySupermarket , who scour for the best prices from providers including Post Office, Admiral and Tesco Bank.

Wowcher aren't the only deals site to offer budget travel deals, site 'OnTheBeach' has recently added summer vacations from £170 per person. You can buy the Wowcher mystery deal here .

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