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  Craig

  Asked on January 21st, 2024

  Would like to know cancellation policy in case of natural disasters or health issues, considering recent events on the island

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  Travel Support
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    GlobusOperator•Written January 2024

    In the event you need to cancel your trip, there will be a $250 per person cancellation fee if cancelled before the final payment. If you are cancelling after the final payment, the cancellation fee will be a percentage of the amount paid minus any promotional discount. If the Operator cancels the tour, you will be provided with options to either move to a different tour, change dates or get a full refund.
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  Cathy

  Asked on April 21st, 2023

  I walk with a cane, but very active. Are there any long walks on this tour or is everything pretty close to the bus? How do accomadations work? I'm a single gal....can I get a female roommate for a discounted price, or am I automatically paired with another single gal, or a single room?

  Accommodation

  Single supplement

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    Cathy

    Traveler•Written April 2023

    Is a swim in a hot springs planned in this tour? If so, where?
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    GlobusOperator•Written April 2023

    There will be some walking, however, the Tour Director will set the pace to the slowest person. There will be some cobblestone walkways and uneven pavements. You will not be sharing a room with another single traveler. You will be in a room alone.
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    GlobusOperator•Written April 2023

    We do have an excursion that includes a visit to the Blue Lagoon. The cost for that excursion will be $150. Please be mindful that there is a possibility this excursion may not run. The excursions are not confirmed until 60 days prior to departure.
  
  
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  Natalie

  Asked on January 30th, 2023

  does the bus have a toilet as we are seniors

  Age Range

  Transport
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    GlobusOperator•Written February 2023

    Restrooms are available on our touring coaches. The term 'emergency washroom' is used because this facility is not meant to be used regularly in lieu of the restrooms at frequent comfort stops approximately every 2 to 2½ hours.
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  Erin

  Asked on July 11th, 2022

  I need to book flights, what happens if there is no availability to make the tour?

  Flights / Transfers

  Tour Details
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    GlobusOperator•Written July 2022

    If we are not able to confirm your request, you will not get charged for the tour, but we are not able to help with air booked independently.
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  Barry

  Asked on January 13th, 2022

  Please send pricing for 2 adults and 2 kids 12 and 17

  Age Range

  Price / Availability
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    GlobusOperator•Written January 2022

    Price has been adjusted to reflect current promotions running until Jan 31 ($150 off) and Feb 3 ($100 off)
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  Carole

  Asked on October 5th, 2016

  Are the Northern Lights guaranteed on this trip?

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    GlobusOperator•Written October 2016

    The Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis as they are also referred to are one of the many natural wonders of the world and are a natural phenomenon
    
    As a naturally occurring phenomenon, the appearance of the Northern Lights is notoriously difficult to predict any further in advance than about two hours before it happens. So much is dependent on solar activity, we can accurately predict neither when they will occur nor how frequently.
    
    Every endeavour will be made on this trip to see the Northern Lights, if it is the correct time of year to see the lights however this is not guaranteed.
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  Robert

  Asked on October 1st, 2016

  What is the maximum group size on this tour?|

  Group size
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    GlobusOperator•Written October 2016

    The maximum group size on these tours is 30-35.
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  Nicola

  Asked on September 1st, 2016

  When is the best time to visit Iceland?

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    GlobusOperator•Written September 2016

    While winter can be a spectacular time to visit, temperatures can plummet as low as -30°C, particularly in northern Iceland, with December to February being the iciest months. Wind chill can make apparent temperatures feel even lower. Don't avoid Iceland in winter – but pack proper thermal gear!
    
    The Northern Lights appear from September until April – but February to March, and September to October – particularly around the equinoxes – are the best months to see them.
    
    Late November through December and January are seriously lacking in daylight – not an issue for aurora seekers, but frustrating for photographers or outdoor adventurers.
    
    June and July are the months of the midnight sun, which may sound wonderful but expect a few nights of troubled sleep as your body adjusts to the constant Arctic light.
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  Sherry

  Asked on June 1st, 2016

  What time does the tour start and what time do we arrive in Reykjavik on Day 7?

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    GlobusOperator•Written June 2016

    The tour starts at 6pm on Day1 and you arrive back to Reykjavik on Day7 of the tour, late in the evening, with accommodation included that night, although the tour officially concludes after breakfast the next day.
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  Sarah

  Asked on January 1st, 2016

  Is it possible for me to get a room to myself?

  Accommodation
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    GlobusOperator•Written January 2016

    Yes, you will be able to get a room to yourself at an additional charge. Please contact us to arrange this.