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$99 One-Way to Iceland, ~$210 to 7 Cities in Europe!

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    Update: One or more card offers in this post are no longer available. Check our Hot Deals for the latest offers. Here’s another chance to book amazing low fares from Boston and Washington, DC (Baltimore) to Iceland (and beyond) on WOW Air!

    Flights to Reykjavik from the US are just $99 1-way.  This sale is valid for travel dates from November 1, 2015, to December 15, 2015, and January 10, 2016, to March 10, 2016.

    New Planes and Quirky, Fun Service: Try WOW Air for $99 1-Way to Iceland!

    There are deals to other European destinations, with a connection in Reykjavik.  Let’s see where you can go!

    What’s the Deal?

    Link:   WOW Air

    Link:   My Review of WOW Air

    Link:   My Iceland Trip Report

    WOW Air is a low-cost airline based in Iceland.  They’re no-frills, but they fly new airplanes and their crews are very friendly!

    Flights from Boston and Washington, DC (Baltimore) to Reykjavik start at $99 1-way.  But you’ll pay ~$170+ for your return journey, which is still a terrific deal!

    Fly to Reykjavik From Boston for Just $99 1-Way Including Taxes

    You can also get a good deal to other cities in Europe (via Reykjavik):

    • Amsterdam – ~$207
    • Berlin – ~$207
    • Copenhagen – ~$207
    • Dublin – ~$199
    • London – ~$212
    • Paris – ~$207
    • Stockholm – ~$210
    Fly to Berlin for Just ~$207 1-Way From Boston or Washington, DC

    I had a terrific experience flying WOW Air when I traveled to Iceland earlier this year.  The service was fun, the plane was clean and new, and everyone was so friendly.

    I’ve learned that Icelanders are some of the most warm and friendly people in the world!

    If You’ve Always Wanted to Visit Iceland, I Highly Recommend It!

    Keep in mind, WOW Air charges fees for seat selection, large carry-on bags, and checked bags.  So this might not be as good a deal if you can’t travel light!

    If you rent a car in Iceland, check out my post on how to find the best price!  And don’t forget to bring a card with chip-and-PIN capability to get gas!

    Pay With the Right Credit Card!

    Link:   Chase Sapphire Preferred

    Link:   Chase Ink Plus

    Link:   Citi ThankYou Premier Card

    Link:   Citi Prestige Card

     

    Pay with a card that earns bonus points for travel or airfare purchased directly from airlines:

    What About Hotels?

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

    To find hotels you can book with points, I like using Hotel Hustle (which even shows you if rooms are actually available!) or AwardMapper.

    Check out my post on all the ways to earn Hilton points!

    You Could Use Hilton Points Transferred From Other Programs to Stay at the Hilton Reykjavik Nordica
    Note:  If you’re booking a paid stay, check out discount sites like Orbitz, Expedia, or TravelPony for deals.  But you won’t get stay credits or points (and might not have your elite status recognized).

    Or if you’re feeling adventurous or want a more local experience, Airbnb is a great way to save money, especially for longer stays.  Here are my tips for getting a better price on Airbnb!

    Bottom Line

    You can fly WOW Air from Boston and Washington, DC (Baltimore), to Reykjavik, Iceland, for $99 1-way.  Or head to 7 other cities in Europe for ~$210.

    I found a number of reasonably-priced return flights on WOW Air.  Or use your miles & points for the trip home!

    This is an excellent deal if you can pack light (because WOW Air charges significant baggage fees).  I flew WOW Air on my trip to Iceland and was happy with their service!

    I don’t think these fares will last long, so book soon if you’re interested.  And let me know if you plan a trip!

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