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Anyone book a stopover on Iceland Air?
DH & I are looking @ flights for late May/early June to visit Paris. We're flying out of Boston & Iceland Air seems to be the best deal. On the Iceland Air website it says you can stop over in Iceland for no extra cost but I can't seem to figure out how to book it. Has anyone here done this? I should probably just call the airline but I'm not in the mood. Thanks!
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Re: Anyone book a stopover on Iceland Air?
We did this back in 2010. I booked the flight through Travelocity, and used the "Multiple Destinations" option. Then I just put in the two legs of our flight.
We just booked flights on Iceland Air for another trip, and I believe there was a "Stopover" option to click when you go on their booking page, above were you input the cities.
We did Iceland and Paris last summer, but I just booked the Paris ticket as a separate round-trip ticket because I added Paris on a few months after booking Iceland. That being said, it's definitely worth the call because Iceland is really cool - if possible try to be there on a weekend as Reykjavik is crazy and it's kind of fun to see (even if heavy drinking isn't your thing).
Just be warned - Iceland (at least in May 2011) was more expensive than Paris was by a long shot! I thought the whole 'economic collapse' thing would work in our favor, and maybe it did, but it was still much more $$$ than I was expecting.