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AED 2,136 total
11 Oct - 12 Oct
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Nestled between Europe's largest glacier and the wild Atlantic coast, Fagurholsmyri offers unparalleled access to Vatnajökull National Park's ice caves and towering Hvannadalshnukur peak. Hike to the thundering Svartifoss Waterfall with its dramatic basalt columns or join ranger-led tours to Ingolfshofdi where puffins nest along windswept cliffs.

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