07
May
2019
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14:00
Europe/Amsterdam

Transavia will fly to Reykjavik and Akureyri in Iceland this summer

Summary

From the end of this month, Transavia will offer a direct connection to beautiful Iceland several times a week. In addition to the popular Reykjavik, the airline also flies to the unspoilt north of Iceland, the destination Akureyri. Tickets can now be booked via www.transavia.com

Within 3 hours you can fly to the northernmost capital in the world; Reykjavík. In winter the temperature is around freezing point, but in summer it is pleasantly around 15 degrees. With many wooden buildings and less than 120,000 inhabitants, Reykjavik has a villagey and picturesque feel. After climbing the tower of the most striking focal point, Hallgrimkirkja Church, you will enjoy breathtaking views over the city. From July 5, Transavia will offer flights from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to Reykjavik on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Price from 45 euros per single journey.

Akureyri

Akureyri is an undiscovered destination and therefore all the more attractive for the traveler who wants to see more of Iceland than just the most famous highlights. In the north you experience pure and authentic Iceland! You travel via the fjords and lava beaches to the hot springs of Mývatn, the huge Dettifoss waterfall, the Askja volcano in the Vatnajökull national park and you can spot whales and puffins. From May 27 to September 9, Transavia flies weekly to the undiscovered north of Iceland in collaboration with Voigt Travel. Akureyri is flown every Monday from Rotterdam The Hague Airport, prices start from 125 euros each way .

Special introductory offer from Transavia and Voigt Travel: when booking a camper trip to Akureyri you will receive a FREE 3-hour whale safari worth €83.50 pp. Book now via: https://www.voigt-travel.nl/aanboden/ transavia

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This press release was translated using automated tools. Please refer to the original Dutch version for the most accurate information.