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Flights To Iceland Reykjavík From Glasgow, Heathrow and Manchester Return Starting £137 Flights 1 Nov 2023 to 19 Mar 2024 @ Iceland Air
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Posted 8 June 2023

Flights To Iceland Reykjavík From Glasgow, Heathrow and Manchester Return Starting £137 Flights 1 Nov 2023 to 19 Mar 2024 @ Iceland Air

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Please note availability is limited and lead fares are higher during summer months (21 June - 14 August). Fares are round-trip, non-refundable, and valid on Icelandair operated flights only.
Economy Light - Minimum stay: Saturday night. Maximum stay: 12 months from arrival. This fare is non-changeable. Economy Light includes carry-on baggage only.
Saga Premium - Minimum stay: None. Maximum stay: 12 months from arrival. Changes: 300 GBP plus any applicable fare difference.


Prices quoted include all taxes and fees based on availability. Book by June 12, 2023 GMT. Additional baggage allowance and optional service fees may apply. Fare downgrade not permitted. In case of no-show ticket is not valid for later use or refund. Due to technical reasons, the prices displayed on this page may vary slightly from the prices in the booking engine.
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  1. BigBellyNelly's avatar
    BigBellyNelly
    That's why mums gone to Iceland
    yespleasesir's avatar
    yespleasesir
    I hope she’s taken her credit card!
  2. hallucynogenyc's avatar
    hallucynogenyc
    Careful with this, Iceland November to March has constant sub zero temperature and almost no daylight. Most of the F roads are closed and even the ring road requires a 4*4 depending on weather.

    This is good if you want to stay indoors within Reykjavik but I'd forget about road trips and the outdoors (edited)
    Weathers99's avatar
    Weathers99
    Definitely worth being careful if you are a nervous traveller. However, I went in mid-Feb this year, hired a small car (Hyundai I10), all hire cars at that time of the year come with studded tyres, and whilst some of the driving might be unpleasant if you aren't used to driving on snow, I found the ring road was perfectly passable. The days were short (9.30-5.15) but not so short that we didn't get amazing views.

    Visiting the Ice-caves, the waterfalls in ice and snow was simply magical. I'd do it again in a heartbeat. 50346233-m9J5r.jpg
  3. Mickey9iron's avatar
    Mickey9iron
    Just in case it comes in handy for anybody interested in Iceland (or Finnish Lapland) - we’ve recently started a blog to share a few details:

    thearcticadventure.wixsite.com/arc…s-1
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