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One Week in Arctic
All 7 Day Arctic Tours Itineraries, Tours & Packages 2021/2022
Plan an amazing trip for Arctic one week itinerary. Explore 67 Arctic 7 day trips from 65 experts with 471 reviews. Classic and off the beaten path itineraries.
Plan an amazing trip for Arctic one week itinerary. Explore 67 Arctic 7 day trips from 65 experts with 471 reviews. Classic and off the beaten path itineraries.
Arctic in a Week
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- Hike through the Búrfellsgja Canyon, and behind Seljalandsfoss falls. Follow a trail to the oldest swimming pool in Iceland for a rejuvenating soak.
- Hike along Skóga River, past Skógafoss falls. Afternoon glacier exploration, or optional snowmobile adventure (at additional expense). Evening optional horseback riding (at additional expense).
- Visit the Skógar Folk Museum. Explore the desert-like landscape surrounding Hjörleifshöfði, and walk through scenic Fjaðrágljúfur Canyon.
- Explore an iceberg-filled lagoon by boat. June through mid-August, ride a farm tractor to our trail head to hike past puffin nesting sites along the Atlantic.
- Embark on an overland expedition through the fjallabak, or “route behind the mountains”, explore colorful rhyolite mountains, volcanic craters, and idyllic waterfalls.
- Visit Geysir and Gullfoss, two of Iceland’s best-known natural wonders, and Thingviller, home to Iceland’s first parliament. Learn about Iceland’s troll legends over lunch.
- Explore Snaefellsnes Peninsula, walking along the coast between fishing villages, and perhaps visiting a traditional shark museum.
Walking and Hiking in South Iceland: The Drama of Nature
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- Learn about Iceland’s energy source at a geothermal power plant.
- Explore Skaftafell National Park, which spans three glaciers on the southern edge of Vatnajökull, Europe’s largest icecap.
- Soak in a naturally heated river in the colorful, volcanic Landmannalaugar region.
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- Experience the full diversity of Iceland's raw, wild landscape
- Remarkable geologic treasures, from glaciers and geysers to volcanoes and sea stacks
- Savor crisp coastal air and deliciously fresh seafood
- Venture on a unforgettable guided ice walk
- Extend your stay in vibrant Reykjavík
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- Be captivated by the unique landscape of Heimaey, a small island with a famously active volcano
- Stand between two continents at Thingvellir National Park, an unparalleled geologic marvel
- The glorious Snaefellsnes Peninsula, a natural wonderland of volcanic peaks, lava flows, sheer cliffs, forgotten beaches and fjords
- Discover remote and marvelous Thjorsardalur, chosen for its untouched beauty as a location for Game of Thrones
- Witness the Midnight Sun, one of the most magical natural spectacles on Earth
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- Walk and boat among Norway's unbelievably pristine fjords
- Idyllic treks past farms, waterfalls and fertile pastures dotted with wildflowers
- Get to know historic Balestrand, an inviting artist village
- Enjoy a guided excursion on sparkling Nigardsbreen Glacier
- Visit Urnes Stave Church, built in the 12th century
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- See the famous Gullfoss and Geysir
- Enjoy the views of Glacier Lagoon and its icebergs
- Opportunity to witness Aurora Borealis
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