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$99 1-Way to Iceland From Baltimore & Boston in April, May, and Fall 2016!

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    You can fly from Boston to Reykjavik, Iceland, for just $99 1-way in April and May 2016.  Or fly from Washington, DC (Baltimore) for the same price from September to December, 2016.

    Return flights are more expensive, but they’re still a good deal with many dates under $200!

    Visit Iceland This Spring or Fall Starting at Just $99 1-Way on WOW Air

    Or connect through Reykjavik on your way to cities like Frankfurt, London, and Paris, starting at $199 1-way.

    Let’s see what you can get!

    What’s the Deal?

    Link:   WOW Air

    Link:   My Review of WOW Air

    Link:   My Iceland Trip Report

    WOW Air runs excellent sales from time-to-time.  They’re a low-cost airline based in Iceland, with friendly service and clean, new planes.

    You can fly from Boston or Washington, DC (Baltimore) to Reykjavik, Iceland, starting at $99 1-way.  Return flights start at ~$149, which is still very cheap!

    Travel dates vary depending on your departure city, but I found sale fares from Boston in April and May 2016, and from Washington, DC (Baltimore) through Fall 2016.

    Visit Iceland in the Fall & Winter to See the Amazing Aurora Borealis

    You can also fly to other European cities (connecting through Reykjavik) starting at $199 1-way from Boston or Washington, DC (Baltimore).

    Check the WOW Air Best Fares page to see if your favorite European city is on sale!

    Sale fares are only available on certain days,  so you might have to be flexible with your travel dates.

    Be Flexible! Sale Prices Aren’t Available Every Day

    Keep in mind, WOW Air charges fees for seat selection, large carry-on bags, and checked bags.  So if you can’t pack light, you’ll pay more.

    If you plan a trip, see my post on how to find the best prices on rental cars in Iceland!  And remember to bring a card with chip-and-PIN capability to get gas!

    Here’s my Iceland trip report, where I learned Icelanders are some of the nicest people in the world!

    Pay With the Right Credit Card!

    Don’t forget to book your flights with a credit card that earns bonus miles & points for airline purchases, like:

    Where Should You Stay?

    There are just a handful of chain hotels in Iceland.  Only Best Western, Club Carlson, and Hilton have hotels in Reykjavik (although there are lots of independent hotels).

    If you have the Citi Prestige card, it might be worth checking for hotel rooms available with the 4th night free perk.

    If you’re traveling beyond Reykjavik, you’ll have more hotel choices.  Check out my favorite Hilton, Hyatt, IHG, Marriott, Ritz-Carlton, and Starwood hotels in Europe!

    I like using Hotel Hustle (which even shows you if rooms are available!) or AwardMapper to find hotels for award stays.

    Check out my posts on all the ways to earn Hilton and Hyatt points!

    You Can Earn Hilton Points From Their Credit Cards and These Award Programs
    Note:  If you’re booking a paid stay, it’s worth checking discount sites like Orbitz, Expedia, or TravelPony for deals.  Keep in mind, you won’t get stay credits or points (and might not have your elite status recognized).

    If you prefer a more local experience, Airbnb is a great way to save money, especially for longer stays.  Here are my tips for getting a better Airbnb price and how to choose a safe and comfortable Airbnb.

    Bottom Line

    WOW Air has flights from Boston and Washington, DC (Baltimore) to Reykjavik, Iceland on sale starting at $99 1-way.

    Or connect through Reykjavik to other European cities, like Frankfurt, London, or Paris, starting at $199 1-way.  Travel dates are in spring and fall, 2016, depending on the departure city.

    Return flights are more expensive, but are often still a good deal.

    Don’t forget to pack light (because WOW Air charges substantial baggage fees).  I flew WOW Air on my trip to Iceland and enjoyed the flights!

    Book soon if you’re interested, because these fares often sell out quickly.  And let me know if you plan a trip!

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