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the CROATIA TRIP FOR THE LOVE OF COASTAL VIEWS ​ SUMMER PARTIES ​ ​ ISLAND HOPPING ​ ​ FRESH SEAFOOD ​ ROSÉ ​ ​ SUNBATHING ​ ​ GAME OF THRONES ​ ​ OLD TOWN WALLS ​ ​ THE ADRIATIC SEA ​ CROATIA DAY BY DAY TRIP NOTES REVIEWS LEARN MORE SEE DATES & BOOK WHAT TO EXPECT Our small group trip to Croatia caters to travelers in their 20s and 30s looking for historic stone architecture in Split, vibrant nightlife in Hvar, and Old Town adventure in Dubrovnik. ​ If you’re looking for the perfect summer getaway, this is it! Spend your days overlooking the sparkling Adriatic with rosé in hand as you savor the intense flavors of cuttlefish-infused black risotto and your evenings strolling through the towering limestone archways of Diocletian’s Palace. This is a coastline filled with extraordinary architectural and historical significance that dates back more than a thousand years. ​ Meet up with an adventurous group of young travelers, grab a drink, and unwind as you wander ancient towns and bask in Europe’s clearest seas. *P.S. If you loved our Greek Islands trip, you’ll be over the moon for Croatia! 2024 2025 8 days/7 nights starting at $3,699 USD ​ ​ Limited single room upgrades starting from $949 are available and can be added during booking, subject to availability. Payment can be broken down into a $500 deposit + 3 additional installme nts. ​ SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE Included All accommodations in a shared room with one other person with the option to upgrade to a private room (limited availability) In-country transportation for included activities and transfers between towns Ferry tickets to Hvar and Dubrovnik 7 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 3 dinners Guided walking tour of historic Split Day trip: Krka National Park Local vineyard tour and tasting Beach club afternoon Day trip: Private boat around the islands, and snorkeling Access to city walls in Dubrovnik Private walking tour of Dubrovnik Kayaking excursion around Dubrovnik FTLO Trip Leader * All activities are weather dependent; in the unlikely event that we are unable to run an activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place. not included Flights to and from Croatia Airport transfers Mandatory trip insurance Meals not mentioned (budget around $250) Incidental expenses day by day *Itinerary is indicative and is subject to change Day 1 - Split, Cr oatia Seaside special ​ After arriving in this maze of limestone and marble, meet up with your new travel crew for a beer or a glass of Croatian wine. ​ In the mid-afternoon, we’ll all head out to wander these twisting, narrow alleyways with a local guide as we get the scoop on thousands of years of Dalmatian history. That evening, you’ll head to a local restaurant to enjoy a delicious three-course Mediterranean dinner. ​ Then, kick off your first night in this gorgeous country by wandering the local neighborhood and checking out some of that famous nightlife. Welcome to Croatia! explore Day 2 - Spli t National Treasures ​ Get some fuel in you at the hotel; we’re heading out to explore one of the country’s most jaw-dropping national parks today. ​ After about an hour’s drive north, we’ll pop out and hike into Krka National Park. In a country full of picturesque landscapes, this may just top the chart. Head into the forest and make the short walk to the real stars of the show, Krka’s seven stunning waterfalls. ​ Of course, after a big day at the falls, a sip of the good stuff is a necessity, so we’ll wind our way to an old family vineyard just outside of Krka. Try some of Croatia’s best wines before we cruise back to Split, where the night is free. Day by day adventure ​ Day 3 - Hvar Summer vibes Enjoy an early breakfast at the hotel before jumping onto a ferry to head to the summer resort Island of Hvar, where we’ll spend time exploring and getting to know more about the beautiful island. In the afternoon, we’ll whisk your bags off to the hotel and head to a local beach bar on the outskirts of this medieval town, where you can spend the day tanning, lounging on sun beds, and drinking cocktails surrounded by amazing views of the water. Jedi! JEDI! JEDI! ​ Day 4 - Hvar I'm on a boat Wake up and enjoy breakfast at the hotel. ​ We’ll then spend the day zooming around islands on private boat with your travel crew! This is a great way to experience Croatia’s memorable blue waters and sunshine, away from the crowds, while sunbathing, swimming, and hanging out before a lunch stop. We’ll head back to Hvar that evening and the rest of the night is yours. PLUNGE ​ Day 5 - Dubrovnik Adriatic Living After cruising over to Dubrovnik on the morning ferry, you’ll get settled into your hotel, just outside of the Old Town on the Lapad Peninsula. ​ From there, the day is yours, so head out with friends and walk over to stone walls of one of Europe’s most spectacular old towns or check out one of the fantastic pebble beaches nearby. Grab a drink, soak up that golden sun, and cheers to that perfect Adriatic. ​ In the evening, we’ll all get together for a family dinner and drinks, then you can head out to check out some of Croatia’s most fun nightlife. connect ​ Day 6 - Dubrovnik Old Townies Get breakfast at the hotel, and then we’re wandering over to the Old Town for a guided walking tour of this labyrinth of limestone. ​ Built between the 13th and 17th centuries, Dubrovnik stands today as one of the most well-preserved Medieval cities in the entire world. Its towering walls encircle the rocky strip of land, running for more than a mile uninterrupted. Follow along, and then the afternoon is yours. ​ Keep on exploring with the crew, grab a bite in a tiny alleyway, get lost in the twists and turns, and watch the sunset from a cliffside bar. play ​ Day 7 - Dubrovnik Blue Waters Wake up and enjoy breakfast at the hotel before heading out for a day on the crystal clear Adriatic. ​ We’re doing a little tandem kayaking in the glassy sea around the Old Town walls, so don’t forget your hat and shades. You’ll need them as you take in this historic beauty from a whole new angle. Paddle on over to a nearby island and take a dip in some incredible, secluded swimming holes. We'll grab farewell cocktails at a beach club and then head out for one final dinner full of good food, good wine, and even better company. BOOK! ​ ​ Day 8 - Dubrovnik farewell Today is our last day in Croatia. We’ll share one final breakfast together before we all go our separate ways. ​ Check-out is at noon, but the hotel will be happy to store your bags should you take a later flight (which we recommend). ​ If you’ve got some more time in Europe, we can’t recommend cruising down to Crete or Sardinia enough for some more Mediterranean living. Alternatively, if you’re in the mood for some of the best food in the whole world, catch a flight up to Basque Country for the bite of your life. "Most of us live and die in the same corner where we were born and never get to see any of it. I don’t want to be most of us." — Oberyn Martell, Game of Thrones FAST FACTS Just for Fun Dubrovnik was the main filming location for King's Landing in Game of Thrones. There are more than 1200 islands and inlets in the country. The necktie was invented in Croatia. Trip notes Croatia is quickly becoming one of the most popular European summer destinations for travelers around the world! Single rooms are a vailable on request. While we can’t guarantee private rooms, you sho uld book your trip earlier if you prefer one, as they usually fill up. Certain locations on this trip are not handicap friendly - if you have mobility issues, please contact us before booking. If you are unable to swim, this many not be the trip for you. If the weather is not on our side, some activities may have to be changed at late notice. July, August and September are high season months in Croatia, so expect bars and restaurants to be busy. On European trips, we stay as close to historic city centers as possible. This means your accommodations will often be on the small side, quirky, and unique (we love this!). All activiti es are weather dependent; in the unlikely event that we are unable to run an activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place. More information regarding visa requirements and Covid restrictions can be found here . About croatia With days full of sunshine and sparking blue waters, Croatia used to be one of Europe's best kept secrets. However now, it is the place to be with beautiful islands, charming medieval towns, local vineyards and superb seafood cuisine. If you are looking for an adventure with style and relaxation, this is the country for you! ​ GOOD TO KNOW ​ The national language is Croatian. The national currency is the Euro. The closest arrival airport is in Split. The closest departure airport is in Dubrovnik. Visas are unnecessary for North American travelers. Double check your passport is valid for 6-months after your return date. SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE Fast Facts flights Flights Fly into Split (SPU) You'll need to be in Split by 2pm on Day 1. We do recommend flying in earlier to have some time to explore the city on your own! Fly out of Dubrovnik (DBV) We recommend flying out of DBV or extending your trip and enjoying a few more days in Croatia. Want to check out flights for your trip? Feel free to also set up flight alerts to Croatia so you can grab the best deal! ​ *FTLO is not responsible for any fees or costs related to flights. We strongly suggest that all travelers wait until they receive the official FTLO Greenlight Email to book flights. This will be sent 3-4 months prior to the start date of your trip. alumni reviews REVIEWS We know how much you'll love the Croatia trip... but don't take our word for it! Check out some of our alumni reviews. learn more LEARN MORE Interested in learning more about our Croatia trip? We're here to answer any and all questions you might have! Leave us your information below and we'll be in touch with you as soon as possible. First name Email Last name How did you hear about us? How can we help? By submitting this form you are agreeing to receive communications from our team. 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The JORDAN Trip For the love of DESERT LANDSCAPES ​ MINT TEA STARRY SKIES GLOBAL TREASURES FALAFELS CAMELS ​ ​ ANCIENT RUINS ​ DEAD SEA ​ ​ ADVENTURE ​ jordan WHAT TO EXPECT Our small group trip to Jordan caters to travelers in their 20s and 30s looking for ancient stone marvels in Petra, spectacular desert landscapes in Wadi Rum, and the good life along the Dead Sea. On this excursion to the Middle East, you can expect to encounter a world unlike any other. You'll get a taste of the culture in bustling Amman before you head out into the golden rock wilderness. For seven days, you'll move through Jordan's deserts and dunes, camp under starry skies, explore ancient ruins, bask in amazing desert sunsets, float in the Dead Sea, and hike through Jordan's extraordinary canyons. If you’re looking for a fast-paced adventure with a lot of movement and new experiences, this is the trip for you. 2024 2025 7 days/6 nights starting at $3,099 USD ​ Limited single room upgrades starting from $799 are available and can be added during booking, subject to availability. Payment can be broken down into a $500 deposit + 3 additional installments. SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE Included All accommodations in a shared room with one other person with the option to upgrade to a private room (limited availability) 6 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 4 dinners Petra by Night experience Petra walking tour Canyoning in Wadi Mujib Float in the Dead Sea Explore the ancient sites of Amman Desert Jeep Tour Camp in the desert Sunrise camel ride FTLO Trip Leader ​ * All activities are wea ther dependent; in the unlikely event that we are unable to run an activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place. not included Flights (fly into and out of Amman, Jordan) Airport transfers Mandatory trip insurance Meals not mentioned (budget around $150) Visa (required) Incidental expenses DAY BY DAY TRIP NOTES REVIEWS LEARN MORE SEE DATES & BOOK day by day *Itinerary is indicative and is subject to change Day by day arrive Day 1 - Amman, Jordan ARRIVE Welcome to Jordan! Arrive into Amman, Jordan's bustling capital. This evening, you’ll meet your new travel crew and head to a local restaurant to enjoy a traditional mezze-style welcome dinner flowing with mint tea, fresh juices, and a variety of small dishes. IMMERSE Day 2 - Amman, Dead Sea Low and Behold Head out with the group and kick off the day with a visit to the Amman Citadel and Roman Theater. Make sure you work up an appetite as you explore the city because up next, we’re heading into the kitchen ourselves to give authentic Arabic cooking a go. Follow along with the local guide and take a note or two so you can impress with your newfound culinary clout when you get home. ​ After starring on Top Chef Jordan, we’re rolling out of the city and cruising down to the Dead Sea. And by down, we do mean down. We’re heading to the lowest point on dry land in the entire world. Float out from the golden banks into the spectacularly salty dreamscape and take it all in. That night, we’ll have dinner as a group back at the hotel. TRAVERSE Day 3 - Dead Sea, Wadi Mujib, Petra Ancient Cliffs and Canyons Fuel up at the hotel; you’ve got quite an active day ahead. We’re departing early to trek into the snaking canyons of Wadi Mujib, where shallow river beds have been chiseled over millions of years by rushing waters. Dodge that Middle Eastern sun beneath the shade of towering cliffs as we wind our way past mountains and valleys to stunning, hidden waterfalls. ​ We’ll grab lunch as a group near the hotel, and then we’re rolling on to the unreal structures of ancient Petra. The night is yours to explore, relax, and enjoy dinner with friends. ​ *Note: The hike through Wadi Mujib is weather dependent, and the site is closed from November 1st - March 31st. Those not able to hike Wadi Mujib will adventure through another popular canyon nearby. ADVENTURE Day 4 - Petra Iconic Petra No Jordan trip would be complete without Petra's stone marvels, so today you’ll get to channel your inner Indiana Jones! This amazing place is massive, so be prepared to get your step count up. In the morning, you’ll learn the fascinating history of Petra and enjoy a catered lunch with the locals. The afternoon is free to do some exploring on your own. Pack some water and get lost in this amazing natural playground. In the evening, you’ll get to experience the incredible Petra by Night. Though bars are few and far between in Jordan, we know a secret spot to grab a cold beer in the desert. EXPERIENCE Day 5 - Wadi Rum DESERT ADVENTURE Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before heading out to the sun-kissed valley of Wadi Rum for striking views of Jordan's rolling desert landscape. ​ We'll have lunch among the giant rocky outcroppings that rise from the shades of sepia before jumping into the back of a Jeep to explore in rugged style. (Please note: desert Jeeps do not have seat belts, so hang tight!) After a day spent cruising Jordan's immense sandy dunes, we'll head to some of the most unique accommodations we’ve seen yet for unforgettable sunset views across the desert. ESCAPE Day 6 - Amman FREE DAY Wake up early for an unforgettable camel ride to watch the sunrise. After, we’ll head back to Amman on a six-hour drive. Once we arrive in the early afternoon, the day is yours to enjoy. We’ll regroup in the late evening for one final dinner together. SAVOR Day 7 - Amman FAREWELL Sadly, it is our last morning in Jordan. Share a farewell breakfast with the group before everyone goes their separate ways. ​ ​ ​ DELight in Fast facts "This is your world. You should come see it sometime." – UNKNOWN FAST FACTS Just for Fun Indiana Jones, The Martian, and Star Wars were all filmed in Jordan. The dead sea is the lowest place on land on the whole planet (1400ft below sea level). There are more than 800 carved tombs in Petra. Trip notes While we can’t guarantee private rooms, you sho uld book your trip earlier if you prefer one, as they usually fill up. Book your flights into and out of Amman. This trip will require lots of walking and movement, compared to other FTLO trips. We recommend this trip for adventurers and those who are comfortable walking for several hours at a time. As one of our more active trips be prepared to be on the go. During the summer, Jordan can get very hot (100 °F), and during the winter, very cold for U.S. west coast standards (40°F.). Expect lots of outdoor adventure, wandering and walking. ​ All activities are weather dependent; in the unlikely event that we are unable to run an activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place. More information regarding visa requirements and Covid restrictions can be found here . SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE ​ ​Jordan hosts some of the world's superlatives when it comes to natural landscapes and ancient ruins. The dead sea, rivers and canyons, deserts and dunes, and ancient sandstone cliffs that run through the country's entire length are just a few of the outstanding natural spaces that define this natural wonder. And you'll get to experience all of these unique environments on this 7-day excursion. ​ Because of its unique culture and striking outdoors, Jordan has long been a sought-out destination for culture-seekers, foodies and adventurous travelers alike. About jordan Good to know Jordan's official language is Arabic. Jordan's currency is the Jordanian dinar. Jordan is considered one of the safest countries in the Middle East. Jordan is primarily a Muslim country, and therefore maintains conservative values. FLIGHTS FLIGHTS Fly into Queen Alia (AMM) You'll need to be in Amman by 2pm on Day 1. We do recommend flying in earlier to have some time to explore the city on your own! Fly out of Queen Alia (AMM) Fly out of Amman at any time on day 7 or extend your trip and enjoy a few more days in Jordan. Want to check out flights for your trip? Feel free to also set up flight alerts to Amman so you can grab the best deal! ​ *FTLO is not responsible for any fees or costs related to flights. We strongly suggest that all travelers wait until they receive the official FTLO Greenlight Email to book flights. This will be sent 3-4 months prior to the start date of your trip. alumni reviews REVIEWS We know how much you'll love the Jordan trip... but don't take our word for it! Check out some of our alumni reviews. Learn More LEARN MORE Interested in learning more about our Jordan trip? We're here to answer any and all questions you might have! Leave us your information below and we'll be in touch with you as soon as possible. First name Email Last name How did you hear about us? How can we help? 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The london trip For the love of MULTICULTURAL CUISINE ​ ​ ROYAL HIGH TEA ​ ​ MINDING THE GAP ​ ​ THE BARD & THE BEATLES ​ ​ PINTS AT THE PUB ​ ​ FOOTBALL FANATICS ​ BANKSY'S CANVAS ​ LIVING HISTORY ​ london DAY BY DAY TRIP NOTES REVIEWS LEARN MORE SEE DATES & BOOK WHAT TO EXPECT Our group trip to London is curated for travelers in their 20s and 30s looking to explore historic landmarks, embrace pub culture, and immerse themselves in world-famous art, theater, and museums. ​ Few cities on the planet have as much going on as London. Start things off in local fashion over a few pints at the pub with your new crew. Over the next four days, you’ll raise a pinkie at high tea in Kensington Gardens (where Prince Harry and William grew up), cruise the sights in proper double-decker London fashion, and find out how multiculturalism makes for amazing cuisine in the East End. You’ll even catch a show at the Globe Theater, Shakespeare’s old stomping grounds. ​ With arches, spires, and punk rock, this is as authentic, unfiltered, and dynamic as big cities get. Whether you’re spending your entire vacation here or passing through on your way to another European destination, in London, there’s never a shortage of iconic sights to see and explore. 2024 2025 4 days/3 nights starting at $2,099 USD Limited single room upgrades starting from $529 are available and can be added during booking, subject to availability. Payment can be broken down into a $500 deposit + 3 additional installments. ​ SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE Included 3 nights of accommodations in London, United Kingdom All accommodations in a shared room with one other person with the option to upgrade to a private room (limited availability) Meals: 3 breakfasts, 3 dinners Welcome Drinks London Pub Hopping Guided open-top bus tour through London’s most colorful boroughs Royal high tea at Kensington Palace Immersive food experience through East London Show at the iconic Globe Theater 2 Day London Transport pass (zones 1-4) FTLO Trip Leader ​ ​ *Activities are weather-dependent on all London tours; in the unlikely event that we are unable to run an activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place. not included Flights to and from London Mandatory trip insurance Meals not mentioned (Budget around $200) Incidental expenses more details day by day *Itinerary is subject to change Day by day arrive Day 1 - London London Calling After catching the tube from the airport or taking a Black Cab past Big Ben and into Central London, it’s only fitting that you kick off day one with a couple pints at the hotel to get to know your new crew. ​ From there, we’ll head to our welcome dinner at an upscale pub nearby, where you can try your first plate of fish and chips (with nearly 3,500 taverns in the city, a visit to at least one is a requirement for the full English experience). After eating, grab a drink over background riffs of The Clash on the jukebox and football banter on the telly, and you’ll make fast friends in no time. ​ If you’re knackered (exhausted), head back to the hotel, otherwise head out on the town. London’s winding streets are full of historic bars, tiny pubs, chaotic clubs, and everything in between. Cheers, mate! taste Day 2 - London Royal Treatment After breakfast with the crew, it’s time for you to dive headfirst into London’s culture and heritage from the bohemian to the high-brow. On a private open-top bus adventure through the capital’s most famous streets, you’ll check out everything from Buckingham Palace to Parliament and Tower Bridge. After that, hop on the tube for afternoon tea and a tour of Kensington Gardens. We’ll zig-zag through sprawling, manicured landscapes (originally part of King Henry VIII’s deer hunting grounds in Hyde Park), sip Earl Grey, and indulge like aristocrats in an array of scones, pastries, clotted cream, and jams. That night, dive into London’s diverse immigrant backbone and the cuisine it’s created on an East End food tour with everything from centuries-old local staples to modern delicacies made by award-winning chefs. Delicious. drink Day 3 - London O Romeo, Romeo Your morning’s free to explore a few of London’s 192 museums with friends. If you’re a history buff, decipher the past and marvel at the Rosetta Stone in The British Museum, or, if you’re after something more modern, cross the Thames to South Bank. Head to the Tate Modern for contemporary masterpieces and then grab a bite at Borough Market. Take the riverwalk, and you’ll find bright, graffitied concrete walls and pillars in a perpetual state of change (just watch out for the skateboarders). ​ We’ll recap an amazing four days over a farewell dinner before we step back in time for the ultimate London experience, a show at the world-famous, open-air Globe Theater to watch Shakespeare the way it was intended to be seen. explore Day 4 - London Tata for Now! Honestly, you could spend a lifetime exploring London; it’s one of the world’s great cities. From pints at the pub where Dickens once drank to the buttoned-up scene at Parliament Square, the diversity of experiences you can find here is staggering. And with Westminster Abbey’s stained glass windows, the changing of the guards at Buckingham Palace, and Hackney Wick’s wild warehouse parties, there’s always more to discover. If you stick around, you don’t need to decide between The Beatles and The Stones, but you will need to figure out if you’re an Arsenal supporter or Chelsea’s your team. On the other hand, London Heathrow is one of the biggest hubs for mainland Europe (and the rest of the world); now that the jetlag’s gone, you could join us for amazing cuisine in the Basque Country , or come along for dreamy beaches in Sardinia. indulge Fast facts “I’ve been walking about London for the last 30 years, and I find something fresh in it every day.” - Walter Besant FAST FACTS Just for fun The Tube is the oldest subway in the world. It opened in 1863! The Clash and The Sex Pistols helped kick off punk rock in London in the 70s. In 1866, the Great Fire of London burned 70% of the city over four days. It’s the reason most buildings are now made of brick. Trip notes There are limited single rooms available on our London trips. Book early if you prefer one, as they usually fill up. On European trips, we stay as close to historic city centers as possible. This means your accommodations will often be on the small side, quirky, and unique (we love this!). More information regarding visa requirements and Covid restrictions on the London trip can be found here . SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE about london With roots dating to Roman times, London is a global hub of culture and arts. From the British Museum's historical treasures to the vibrant performances in the West End, or world class shopping on Oxford Street it offers a diverse range of experiences. Iconic sights, including the Tower of London, Tower Bridge, London Bridge, Westminster Abbey, St Paul's Cathedral, the London Eye, and The Shard, blend history and modernity. Cuisine ranges from traditional British pub fare in Covent Garden to Indian dishes on Brick Lane or the eclectic offerings of Borough Market. At night, the city comes alive with trendy bars in Soho, lively clubs in Shoreditch, and iconic establishments along the South Bank. Good to Know The national currency of the UK is the British Pound (£). Tipping is not expected in London, but appreciated for good service. The Tube is incredibly convenient and easy to use. Flights Fly into London-Heathrow (LHR), London-Gatwick (LGW), or London Stansted (STN) You’ll need to arrive at Heathrow by 1:30pm, Gatwick by 1:00pm, or Stansted by 1:00pm on day one of your trip to reach the hotel by 4:00pm. Depart from London-Heathrow (LHR), London-Gatwick (LGW), or London Stansted (STN) Check out of the hotel is at 11:00am, but you can fly out at anytime. FLIGHTS Want to check out flights for your trip? Feel free to also set up flight alerts so you can grab the best deal! ​ *FTLO is not responsible for any fees or costs related to flights. We strongly suggest that all travelers wait until they receive the official FTLO Greenlight Email to book flights. This will be sent 3-4 months prior to the start date of your trip. alumni reviews Reviews Our first trip isn't until may , but... ​ You can still get a sneak peek of what other people are saying from other FTLO trips! Scroll down to explore some of the freshest FTLO Reviews from our other adventures. MORE REVIEWS Learn More LEARN MORE Interested in learning more about our London trip? We're here to answer any and all questions you might have! Leave us your information below and we'll be in touch with you as soon as possible. First name Email Last name How did you hear about us? How can we help? By submitting this form you are agreeing to receive communications from our team. We take your privacy very seriously and will only use your personal information to help you find your next adventure. You may unsubscribe at any time. SUBMIT Awesome! 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the lapland trip For the love of SNOW SPORTS NORTHERN LIGHTS ​ ADVENTURE ​ POLAR PLUNGING ​ STEAMY SAUNAS ENDLESS NATURE ​ WINTER WONDERLAND ​ RUGGED TUNDRA ​ ​ SPIKED HOT CHOCOLATE ​ LAPLAND DAY BY DAY TRIP NOTES REVIEWS LEARN MORE SEE DATES & BOOK WHAT TO EXPECT Our small group trip to Lapland caters to travelers in their 20s and 30s looking to hunt the northern lights in Norway, snowmobile across Sweden, and dog sled through Finland. ​On this once-in-a-lifetime trip, you'll float beneath the stars in pools of ice, cuddle gregarious huskies, sleep in glass igloos, and make life-long friends in remotely beautiful landscapes. A mix of thrilling experiences by day and hot toddy bonding in local watering holes by night (after your daily sauna fix, of course), it’s an adventure like no other, one designed for all the intrepid spirits out there. ​It involves more moving around than some of our other trips and longer drives, but the scenery is captivating, so you can kick back and unwind. While we’ve included epic activities in each destination, you'll have more than enough time to explore the wonderful towns of Lapland on your own as well. 2024 2025 9 days/8 nights starting at $4,999 USD ​ ​ Limited single room upgrades starting from $849 are available and can be added during booking, subject to availability. P.S. All payments can be broken up into a $975 deposit + 3 additional installments. ​ *Please note: Due to requirements from our suppliers, the Lapland Trip follows a 91-Day Cancellation Policy. SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE Included 8 days, 7 nights, with one night stay in a glass igloo with up to four guests All accommodations in a shared room with one other person with the option to upgrade to a private room (limited availability) Meals: 7 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 4 dinners In-country transportation Aurora ice floating Dog sledding experience Traditional dinner at ice hotel Guided tour of the Sami open air museum, reindeer encounter, and traditional Sami lunch Snowmobiling excursion Walking tour of Tromsø Tour and tasting in the northernmost brewery on Earth Floating sauna experience in Tromsø Private group sauna session at ice hotel Multiple chances to see the northern lights (due to weather, we cannot guarantee seeing them) FTLO Trip Leader *All activities on Lapland trips are weather dependent; in the unlikely event that we are unable to run an activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place. not included Flights (fly into Rovaniemi, out of Tromsø) Transfer to/from airport for international flights Mandatory trip insurance Meals not mentioned (budget $400-$500 depending on consumption habits) Incidental expenses (tips, taxis, souvenirs, etc.) day by day *Itinerary is indicative and is subject to change Anchor 1 Day 1 - Rovaniem i Arctic Welcome After hitting the tarmac just outside of town, take a cab into magical Rovaniemi on the banks of the Kemijoki River. If you get there early and you’re not in need of a nap, head out past traditional Finnish homes for a midday stroll through the charming city center. This is, of course, the home of jolly ole Saint Nick, so for some added magic, you can even check out Santa’s village and hop on a sleigh ride into the forest. In the evening, we’ll meet up for welcome drinks before our first taste of Lapland cuisine at our welcome dinner. Congrats, you’ve made it to the capital capital of Finnish Lapland and the entrance to the Arctic Circle! ​ *Please note that this trip now starts in Rovaniemi sled Day 2 - Rovaniemi join the pack Get up and get ready for some fun; today, we’re finding the Lapland spirit by heading out into the rugged wilderness on a husky ride for the ultimate cold weather thrill. Harness your pack of pups, wind through pine forests and over frozen lakes, and take in the winter wonderland with the best Lapland guides around. Afterward, we’ll return for some lingonberry juice and much-needed and much-appreciated puppy playtime. ​ In the evening, you’ll zip up in ridiculous (but warm!) dry suits to go ice floating beneath those endless Lapland stars, and if we're lucky, the Northern Lights will put on one of their spectacular shows. FLOAT Day 3 - Sinetta in glass houses ​ Get up early to check out Santa’s village if you haven’t seen it yet, or head out on a morning snowshoe for some final Rovaniemi views. After that, we’re hitting the road and winding north for the glass igloos of Sinettä. ​ Spend the afternoon sipping cocktails by the ice bar, then throw things back to a simpler time, head for the hills, pop on a sled, and set arctic-speed records. That evening, you can slow things down a notch and unwind in a private sauna, or, if you want more of that great outdoors, hop in one of the hot tubs to soak up Lapland’s beauty. ​ In the evening, we’ll all get together for a group dinner and a taste of the Arctic. When it’s time to hit the hay, take it all in through the glass roof of your igloo hotel; weather permitting, you may even get your own private aurora borealis dance overhead—not a bad way to round off the day. Gaze Day 4 - Kiruna ON TO SWEDEN Say goodbye to Finland, it’s time to make our way to Kiruna, a mining town and the northernmost city in all of Sweden. After we drop our bags, it’s time for a bit of authentic indigenous culture—we’re taking a deep dive into the life of the Sami people, discovering how they survived the Arctic, and eating a traditional lunch (reindeer steaks by the fire, anyone?). This entire region has great snowpack for more than seven months of the year and massive expanses of wilderness to enjoy, so it's no surprise it’s become one of Lapland's premier destinations. Grab a bite with friends in the evening, and then, if you're lucky, you'll spot those magical northern lights once more. cruise Day 5 - Kiruna SNOWMOBILING No Lapland adventure is complete with a fair share of winter sports, so suit up, it's time to roll out into the great outdoors for some snowmobiling fun with our favorite Viking guides. Head out into the Swedish wilderness and ride on until you reach a cabin in the middle of nowhere. With the crew, you'll try some local delicacies (reindeer tongue, anyone?) and warm up before you hop back on your trusty ride and wind back along a new route home. The afternoon and evening are free to try cross country skiing, catch the arctic sunset, or head to the one English pub in town to mingle with the locals. Connect Day 6 - Tromsø Velkommen We’ll be heading out on the road again today, this time toward Tromsø, Norway, one of Lapland's cultural hubs. Framed by snowy peaks, surrounded by arctic waterways, and filled with historic wooden homes, this is one magical Norwegian destination. That evening, we'll all head out for drinks and a tour of what just may be the northernmost brewery on the whole planet. With more than enough taps to choose from, it's one fine way to say hey to Norway. After a few pints, hit the town with the crew as you keep your eyes peeled for more of that green magic in the sky. RELAX Day 7 - Tromsø Sauna at Sea After a bite, we’re all going to roll out together and spend the morning checking out the town on a private tour. You’ll have some free time before we get back together later in the afternoon, so keep exploring if you’re up to it. Try some local Norwegian specialties (hello, whale meat!) and grab a drink with the locals. Head to the water for a floating sauna session before dinner and dive into those frigid Norwegian waters between sweats if you dare. After that, it’s time for our farewell dinner—so eat up and share some last laughs with your new friends. BOOK! Day 8 - Tromsø Heippa ​ And just like that, you’ve conquered Lapland. We hope you had one incredible time; this is a special place, and we really do love it. We recommend scheduling a later flight, so you have time to continue exploring the city of Tromsø. If you're one of the lucky ones and have got a few more days for adventuring, keep on going—Lapland and Scandinavia have tons to offer. Whether you're looking for some skiing holidays (there are more than enough mountains nearby to choose from), a local snowshoe tour company, or an overnight train, we're here to help. "Aurora had but newly chased the night, And purpled o'er the sky with blushing light." -JOHN DRYDEN Fast facts FAST FACTS Page Menu Just for Fun For 73 days each year, the sun is visible round the clock. Finnish Lapland has more reindeer than people! Lapland is the best place to view the Northern Lights. aBOUT lAPLAND Lapland, a region made up of the northernmost parts of Finland, Sweden, and Norway is known as one of the top destinations in the world for viewing the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis). With sweeping winds and a sparse human-population, this is the best place to see the magical colors of the natural phenomenon dancing overhead. what to pack We will send you a detailed list for all Lapland tours, but set aside: ​ Literally anything warm Pants, tees, long sleeves (layers!), sweaters, warm jackets, socks, gloves, scarves, heater (jk) Hat and sunscreen for protection Bathing suit (saunas are a big part of the Lapland culture!) Walking shoes, snow boots, hand and foot warmers Backpack for day trips Your camera, GoPro, and anything else to document this amazing trip! SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE Trip Notes FINLAND The national language is Finnish The national currency is euros In restaurants and hotels you may add a 10% tip if there is no service charge The closest arrival airport is Rovaniemi (RVN/EFRO) SWEDEN The national currency is Swedish krona The national language is Swedish Tipping is unnecessary and not expected NORWAY The national currency is Norwegian Krone The national language is Norwegian Tipping is not compulsory but it is common to leave 10-20% if you are satisfied with the service The closest departure airport is Tromsø Airport (TOS) Good to know On European trips, we stay as close to historic city centers as possible. This means your accommodations will often be on the small side, quirky, and unique (we love this!). While we can’t guarantee private rooms, you should book your trip earlier if you prefer one, as they usually fill up. More information regarding visa requirements and Covid restrictions can be found here . The Lapland Trip follows a 91-Day Cancellation Policy, different from other FTLO Trips This site is helpful for direct flights to Rovaniemi. You can fly through London, Paris, Helsinki, Dusseldorf, and Istanbul on Sundays. You could also book a roundtrip to one of these cities and then a hopper flight to Rovaniemi followed by a hopper from Tromso back to your intermediary city. FLIGHTS Flights Fly into Rovaniemi (RVN / EFRO) Arrive by 3 pm on day 1 or fly in a day early and explore Rovaniemi on your own. We highly recommend flying in a day early in case of weather-related travel delays. ​ Fly out of Tromsø (TOS) Fly out of Norway at any time on day 9 or extend your trip and enjoy a few more days in Tromsø. Want to check out flights for your trip? Feel free to also set up flight alerts to Rovaniemi and from Tromsø so you can grab the best deal! ​ *FTLO is not responsible for any fees or costs related to flights. We strongly suggest that all travelers wait until they receive the official FTLO Greenlight Email to book flights. This will be sent 3-4 months prior to the start date of your trip. Alumni reviews REVIEWS We know how much you'll love the Lapland trip... but don't take our word for it! Check out some of our alumni reviews. LEARN MORE Learn More Interested in learning more about our Lapland trip? We're here to answer any and all questions you might have! Leave us your information below and we'll be in touch with you as soon as possible. First name Email Last name How did you hear about us? How can we help? By submitting this form you are agreeing to receive communications from our team. We take your privacy very seriously and will only use your personal information to help you find your next adventure. 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The Kenya trip For the love of THE GREAT MIGRATION ​ ​ WARRIOR CULTURE ​ ​ UNTAMED SAVANNAHS ​ ​ NAIROBI NIGHTLIFE ​ GOLDEN COASTS ​ ​ SWAHILI SPICES ​ ​ THE MAASAI MARA ​ ​ SAILING PARADISE ​ ​ kenya DAY BY DAY TRIP NOTES REVIEWS LEARN MORE SEE DATES & BOOK WHAT TO EXPECT Our small group trip to Kenya caters to travelers in their 20s and 30s searching for the Big Five in the Maasai Mara, diverse street food flavors in Nairobi, and ivory coastlines full of vibrant Swahili culture in Lamu. ​ Kickstart the adventure of a lifetime with a crew you’ll never forget in the Kenyan capital, where tantalizing nyama choma sizzles along streets buzzing with colorful languages and ancient traditions. Eventually, concrete towers will give way to Acacia Trees as we head west past the Great Rift Valley toward the legendary wildlife of the Maasai Mara. Between heart-stopping safaris in rugged grasslands and close encounters with rhinos and lions, you’ll even forge connections with the local Maasai community. ​ After the excitement of Kenya’s savannah, round out your adventure on the relaxing, white sand beaches of tropical Lamu. Explore coral stone Swahili architecture, try spicy local cuisine, and shout out those magical words you’ve known for years: Hakuna Matata! 2024 2025 10 days/9 nights starting at $5,699 USD ​ Limited single room upgrades starting from $669 are available and can be added during booking, subject to availability. Payment can be broken down into a $975 deposit + 3 additional installments. ​ *Please note: Due to requirements from our suppliers, the Kenya Trip follows a 91-Day Cancellation Policy. ​ SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE Included 9 nights of accommodations (2 nights in Nairobi, 4 nights in the Maasai Mara, and 3 nights in Lamu) All accommodations in a shared room with one other person with the option to upgrade to a private room (limited availability) 24 Meals: 9 breakfasts, 6 lunches, and 9 dinners In-country ground transportation Roundtrip flight from Nairobi to Lamu Entrance fees to Kenya’s national parks and reserves Two full-day guided game drives in the Maasai Mara Immersive Maasai cultural experience and overnight stay at tribal camp supporting the local indigenous community Warrior training with a local Maasai Tribe Private tour and tasting at a women-owned tea farm in the Kenyan highlands Locally led Nairobi street walking tour Swahili cooking class in Lamu village Traditional wooden dhow boat cruise around Lamu Island FTLO Trip Leader *Activities are weather-dependent on our Kenya tour; in the unlikely event that we are unable to run an activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place. not included Flights to & from Nairobi Mandatory trip insurance Meals not mentioned (budget around $200) Incidental expenses more details day by day *Itinerary is subject to change Day by day eXPLORE Day 1 - Nairobi Mother Continent Welcome to the gateway of adventure! With thundering herds of migrating wildebeests and infectious rhythms of Swahili tunes, Kenya is an experience like nothing else. ​ After touching down just outside of Nairobi, hop in a cab and make your way to our hotel in the center of the capital. More than 40 ethnic groups call this city home, and with Kikuyo, Luo, and Kalenjin influences (just to name a few!), this cultural melting pot is just as diverse as the nation’s wildlife. Settle in and soak up the scene over drinks with the crew before we head out to a nearby restaurant for a taste of local cuisine. ​ We know getting to Kenya isn’t exactly quick or easy, so we left the night free—you can grab some early shut eye or check out the Nairobi nightlife if you’re feeling up to it. learn Day 2 - Nairobi, Maasai Mara Tea Partay We’re getting up early and heading west for some of the most staggering scenes in Africa—Maasai Mara, here we come! ​ Don’t worry if you’re still a bit jet-lagged or if you had one too many Tuskers last night; we’ll be stopping at a working tea farm for a mid-morning pick-me-up. Fuel up on some much-needed caffeine in the rolling highlands as you learn the inner workings of one of the country’s most important industries, and then grab lunch with a view. That afternoon, we’ll hit the road again and ride toward endless golden savannahs pulsating with the promise of adventure. ​ Welcome to the legendary, magical, almost unspeakably moving Maasai Mara! We’ll spend the next three nights in a riverside camp near the Tanzanian border, so settle in, sit down for an early group dinner, and get ready for tomorrow’s adventure. witness Day 3 - Maasai Mara Wild Country Mornings in the Mara are something else. Imagine golden savannah light and crisp, clean air filled with the sounds of African wildlife. Don’t worry about setting an alarm—your new neighbors will let you know when it’s time to get up. ​ Today, we’re headed out on a full-day game drive in 4x4s, with safari guides leading the search for the Big Five (elephant, rhino, buffalo, lion, and leopard). Though these are the most iconic creatures in Africa’s most legendary land, they won’t fill the lion’s share of your day’s sightings. The Mara’s sprawling grasslands are also home to giraffes, cheetahs, and watering holes that sustain more than 32,000 zebras and 37,000 wildebeests! ​ As the sun begins to set, we’ll head to camp for dinner and fireside stories underneath clear African skies. safari Day 4 - Maasai Mara Natural Habitat Rise and shine, and get ready for another day of feeling blissfully inconsequential as we hit the park for round two. ​ Today, we're heading deeper into these wild plains, past termite mounds that litter the horizon like miniature apartment blocks. We’ll drive through groves of Acacia Trees shading sunny landscapes, where evocatively named plants like the African Bushman's Hat, Whistling Thorn, and Torch Lily are constant reminders that these untamed grasslands are far, far from home. ​ Just make sure you keep your camera ready, in the Mara, you never know what’s around the next bend. We'll head back toward camp for another group dinner followed up by a campfire where you can argue over who's got the best shot at a Nat Geo cover photo. immerse Day 5 - Maasai Mara Warrior Culture Today, we’re switching gears from epic wildlife to warriors who share a deep connection with these famous landscapes. ​ We’ll head to a nearby camp to spend the day and night with a local Maasai tribe, the semi-nomadic community who’ve roamed the Mara for centuries. Immerse yourselves in this self-sustaining society as you learn about traditional beadwork, the symbolic meaning behind facial scars, and a warrior way of life. You’ll even get the chance to visit a school and discover what it’s like to grow up in the Kenyan savannah. As thousands of Maasai men, women, and children still call this region home, the camp plays an integral role in society, actively supporting local communities through education and work projects. ​ That evening, at the foot of the lush, spiritual Loita Hills, you’ll forge connections that transcend language and culture as you discover the importance of these sacred lands. mesmerize Day 6 - Maasai Mara, Nairobi Cradle of Humanity Grab breakfast and say “ole sere” (goodbye) to your new Maasai friends before we hit the road back to the capital. ​ Along the way, we’ll stop off at the Great Rift Valley, a geological marvel that stretches 6,000 kilometers from the Middle East to Mozambique. Inhabited by humans for millions of years and home to countless archaeological sites and ancient settlements, this is one of the cradles of human civilization. After we get back to the capital, head out for lunch and a tour of the town with a local crew as you discover the city through the lens of these enterprising teens who raised themselves on Nairobi’s streets. ​ That night, sample the diverse cuisine that this place is known for—maize porridge Ugali and vegetable Sukuma Wiki—before you hit the bars in Westlands playing genge, Nairobi’s home-grown brand of hip hop. relax Day 7 - Nairobi, Lamu ISLAND TIME Today’s our last day in the capital, and your morning is free to check out the rest of Nairobi. If you’re after souvenirs, scour the local flea markets that pop up throughout the city every day of the week. ​ We’ll head east to Lamu Island, our final stop in Indian Ocean paradise that afternoon. A labyrinth of narrow winding streets, coral stone homes, and ancient mosques, the timeless little town at the center of it all is full of Swahili tradition. Beyond the village, pristine beaches with powdery white sand fringe the coastline and lush mangrove forests teem with wildlife. ​ We’ll kick off our balmy, breezy, beachy final leg in style at a group dinner as we feast on the freshest ingredients harvested by local farmers and fishermen. ROAM Day 8 - Lamu Swahili Cooking You're officially on island time, so spend your day relaxing with the Kenyan crew and soak up some rays any way you like. ​ If you're looking for sand between your toes and a tropical concoction or two, head out for Shela Beach's laid-back vibes and dreamy views. If you're into history, don't miss the old town; it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the oldest Swahili settlement along the East African coast. Between the two, just make sure you dive into Swahili cuisine at a seaside restaurant somewhere along the way (pro tip: there's even one floating on the water). That'll give you a head start on the evening's festivities. ​ That night, we’re headed into the kitchen for Swahili home cooking, with a Lamu island local leading the way. Learn how to make everything from samaki wa kupaka (fish-marinated coconut curry) to viazi karai (deep-fried spicy potato balls)! sail Day 9 - Lamu sET saIL Grab breakfast if you’ve got any space left over from last night’s Swahili spread, and then head for the sea; it’s time to feel the wind in your hair and experience true paradise. ​ Sail away with the amazing group of friends you’ve met on this wild adventure and soak up Indian Ocean vibes aboard our own private dhow (a traditional wooden sailboat). Cruise past thick mangroves and powdery white beaches, and, if you’re lucky, you’ll spot a sea turtle unwinding like the rest of us. We’ll make stops in Matondoni, a fishing community where dhows are built, and Kipungani, a tranquil, traditional coastal village for some more Swahili magic along the way. ​ That evening, it’s time for one last meal in turquoise paradise. Eat up, drink up, and raise a glass to Kenya. indulge Day 10 - Lamu, Nairobi Kwaheri! Share a final breakfast with friends at the hotel before we head to the airport and say goodbye. Today, we're flying back to the capital, where you can catch your connection or keep on traveling the Mother Continent. It is a long haul home, so we recommend the second option (if you've got time to spare)! Kenya's full of great parks; check out Lake Nakuru National Park and its flamingos or the rare species in Samburu National Reserve if you want more wildlife. If you're a culture tripper, head west toward Morocco for legends and stories beneath the Saharan sky. It's been one unreal adventure! We've seen landscapes and seascapes that most people only dream of, and we hope you've had the trip of a lifetime! Book! Fast facts “We owe it to ourselves and to the next generation to conserve the environment so that we can bequeath our children a sustainable world that benefits all.” - Wangari Maathai FAST FACTS Just for fun Humanity's earliest ancestors lived between 1.2 million and 500 thousand years ago in modern-day Kenya. Though there’s big game practically everywhere you look in Kenya, hunting is completely illegal across the country. Lamu has no cars, so an estimated 6,000 donkeys are used to transport people and goods! Trip notes For more information on vaccines required to visit Kenya, see the CDC website . ​ ​ For information regarding visa requirements and Covid restrictions can be found h ere . ​ ​ When you go on a Kenya safari, you'll head out early in the morning. Animals are most active in the hours after sunrise and before sunset. ​ Please note that our bush camps are less like traditional tented camps and more like modern rooms with beds, ensuite showers, and wash facilities. Though they’re located amidst incredible nature, they include the amenities you’d expect in a hotel. SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE about Kenya Kenya is a colorful mix of unique cultures, breathtaking nature, and rich history. Its ethnic groups, including the Maasai, Kikuyu, and Luo, among others, each contribute unique traditions and customs to the country's cultural fabric. From the iconic wildlife of the Maasai Mara to the snow-capped peaks of Mount Kenya, the country's natural landscapes offer unparalleled beauty and biodiversity. Kenya's history, from ancient civilizations like the Swahili Coast to the colonial era and struggle for independence, has shaped a resilient and dynamic nation celebrated for its heritage, wildlife conservation efforts, and stunning landscapes. Good to Know In Kenya, the official languages are English and Swahili. 10%-15% tips are standard at restaurants. Kenyan currency is called the shilling. Flights Fly into Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO) If you’re flying in on day 1, you should arrive at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport by 1:00pm to reach the hotel by 4:00pm. The cab ride should take about 40 minutes. Fly out of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO) Check out of the hotel is at 10:00 am, but you can fly out at any time. FLIGHTS Want to check out flights for your trip? Feel free to also set up flight alerts so you can grab the best deal! ​ *FTLO is not responsible for any fees or costs related to flights. We strongly suggest that all travelers wait until they receive the official FTLO Greenlight Email to book flights. This will be sent 3-4 months prior to the start date of your trip. ALUMNI REVIEWS Reviews Learn More LEARN MORE Our first trip isn't until September, but... ​ You can still get a sneak peek of what other people are saying from other FTLO trips! Scroll down to explore some of the freshest FTLO Reviews from our other adventures. MORE REVIEWS Interested in learning more about our kenya trip? We're here to answer any and all questions you might have! Leave us your information below and we'll be in touch with you as soon as possible. First name Email Last name How did you hear about us? How can we help? By submitting this form you are agreeing to receive communications from our team. We take your privacy very seriously and will only use your personal information to help you find your next adventure. You may unsubscribe at any time. SUBMIT Thanks! 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The Japan trip For the love of ANCIENT ROOTS JAPANESE ART ​ MAKI TEMPLES AND SHRINES ​ ​ MODERN WONDERS VIRTUAL REALITY KARAOKE ​ CREATIVE CUISINE MEDITATION ​ NATURE ​ JAPAN ​ WHAT TO EXPECT Our small group trip to Japan caters to travelers in their 20s and 30s looking for sacred temples in Kyoto, mouth-watering sushi in Tokyo, and moving history in Hiroshima. Japan’s a highly modern and innovative country rooted in ancient traditions and culture. For first-time visitors, it can be a total culture shock, complete with the quirky, the wonderful, and the unusual. You’ll explore everything from ancient shrines and traditional remote villages, deeply connected with the natural world, to the fast-paced and futuristic capital city of Tokyo. Along the way, you’ll meet an entire crew of new friends, sample some of the country's most famous cuisine, explore mythical mountain landscapes, and expand your boundaries across new borders. Expect a mix of bewildering neon nightlife and new experiences, from booming karaoke to nude Japanese hot springs! 2024 2025 9 days/8 nights starting at $5,299 USD Limited single room upgrades starting from $1,129 are available and can be added during booking, subject to availability. P.S. All payments can be broken up into a $975 deposit + 3 additional installments. ​ *Please note: Due to requirements from our suppliers, the Japan Trip follows a 91-Day Cancellation Policy. SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE Included All accommodations on your small group trip to Japan are in a shared room with one other person with the option to upgrade to a private room (limited availability) 8 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 3 dinners with some drinks included Bullet train tickets E-bike tour through Kyoto's streets Day trip to Hiroshima Night out at iconic themed bars Shrine and temple experience, including visit to famous Fushimi Inari Shrine Nozawa Stamp Trail tour Peace Memorial Park guide Guided Tokyo city tour Traditional sushi-making class Japanese karaoke evening FTLO Trip Leader *All activities are weather dependent; in the unlikely event that we are unable to run an activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place. not included Flights (fly into Osaka or Kansai International Airport and out of Tokyo) Airport transfers Mandatory trip insurance Meals not mentioned (budget around $450+, depending on eating/drinking habits) Incidental expenses (like taxis - budget $300) DAY BY DAY TRIP NOTES REVIEWS LEARN MORE SEE DATES & BOOK day by day *Itinerary is indicative and is subject to minor changes Day by day Day 1 - Kyoto Konnichiwa After you land at Kansai International Airport or Osaka International Airport, make your way to Kyoto. This charming, historical city used to be the capital of Japan; today, it's famous for its gardens, parks, temples, and shrines. Check in to your hotel in the late afternoon and get ready to experience the culture, heritage, and history of one of Asia's most fascinating nations. To kick off your trip, you'll enjoy a popular contemporary dinner at a local izakaya as you meet your new Japanese travel crew. arrive Day 2 - Kyoto MEDITATIOn + adventure Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before jumping on an e-bike and riding out into some of Kyoto's beautiful and meticulously landscaped parks. You'll explore an ancient temple with the crew and even participate in a Zen meditation lesson. After soothing the mind and body, fuel up on a ramen lunch before you continue on. The evening is yours to explore the nightlife in one of Japan's most charming major cities. If you're up for it, wander over toward the Geisha District and stroll along the banks of the Kamogawa River. DEVOUR Day 3 - Hiroshima GLIMPSE OF HISTORY Today, we're heading to the train station and riding over to Hiroshima. You'll get a front-row seat into the city's history as you discover how it recovered from tragedy and, in turn, developed into one of the most dynamic metro regions in the world. For lunch, you'll enjoy a savory local dish called Okonomiyaki. Literally translating to "grilled as you like it," this Japanese-style omelet is one of our favorites in the entire country. The afternoon is yours to continue exploring the area, including the romantic island of Miyajima and its massive torii gate, or to head back to Kyoto at your own leisure. VENTURE * Day 4 - Kyoto Up for Anything Kyoto's full of magical shrines, temples, and forests, and today's free for you to explore them all with friends. You could head to the Nishiki Market for a fresh sushi lunch and then make your way over to the picturesque bamboo forest of Arashiyama. Or you could check out the sacred ceremonial spaces of the ancient Shimogamo-jinja Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site (of course, there are 16 others in Kyoto!). In the evening, grab your new crew and head to the famous orange gates of Fushimi Inari Shrine for a beautiful sunset over the city. At night, continue the fun and take the party to Kyoto's funky little izakayas scattered throughout town. EXPLORE Day 5 - Nozawaonsen In the Onsen After breakfast in Kyoto, we’re hopping on a train and heading north through leafy-green countryside for Nagano prefecture and the magical mountain town of Nozawaonsen. With snow-capped winters and flower-filled summers, the scenery’s stunning year-round. A local guide will introduce you to the Stamp Trail—a uniquely Japanese journey leading you through meandering streets lined by Edo-era architecture and spiritual temples surrounded by three-hundred-year-old Japanese cedars. Mix in steaming pools at a mystical cooking onsen, and you’ll get the idea: in Nozawa, nature’s everywhere. Unwind with some local gin (made with Nozawa’s own crystal-clear freshwater) and then hop into an onsen yourself to round out the afternoon with the crew in relaxing style. That evening, we’ll kick back in our traditional Ryokan (which has been around for 18 generations!) for mouthwatering local delicacies and umami flavors. RETREAT Day 6 - Nozawaonsen, Tokyo Nature to Nightlife Breakfast is an authentic spread whipped up by our expert chef at the Ryokan, so eat up before you check out the rest of Nozawa. Your morning’s free, and depending on the season, you could hike up into the hillsides to try out Shinrin-yoku, the therapeutic, near-spiritual practice of reconnecting with nature, or even hit Nozawa’s famous slopes for a morning of skiing with epic views. In the afternoon, catch a train and ride out of the mountains and into the neon future. Hello, Tokyo! Welcome to one of the largest, most exciting cities on earth, where the term “sensory overload” has never meant so much. Tokyo’s home to some of the world’s greatest nightlife, so drop your bags and then head to Golden Gai’s maze of tiny bars and restaurants for lantern-lit fun! ​ EAT Day 7 - Tokyo TASTE OF TOKYO In the morning, you’ll head out with the crew to explore some of Tokyo’s most colorful neighborhoods and charming parks on a guided city tour. Then, after working in more than a few morning steps, it’s time to hit the kitchen for a real taste of the town—we’re going to learn how to roll up sushi as only Japanese do. Toss down some of Tokyo’s freshest tuna and then wander the streets with friends. That evening, we’ll all get together and head out to soak up the neon nightlife as we explore more of the city’s iconic nightlife, from tiny dives to karaoke hubs. MARVEL Day 8 - Tok yo Kanpai! Today's free for you to explore one of the most exciting cities on the planet with friends or solo. With everything from sumo wrestling to rocking J-Pop (looking at you, Babymetal), Tokyo’s always got something going on, so get out there and try to see it all. We highly recommend visiting Teamlab to experience the futuristic digital art exhibits. Alternatively, if you're after a bit more history, head over to the Imperial Palace to explore what was the ancient residence of Tokugawa shoguns and what's currently home to the emperor! In the evening, we'll share celebratory cocktails and dinner with the group as we say kanpai (cheers) to an awesome trip! DISCOVER Day 9 - Tokyo FAREWELL Our Japan trip may be wrapping up, but there's always more Asia to see. We'll share one last breakfast with the group before we say farewell and head our separate ways. If you're sticking around these parts, consider grabbing a Japan rail pass to explore the rest of the country. For more variety, fly down to Vietnam and soak up history in Hanoi , or jet a bit farther south for more tropical rays and preposterously beautiful sunsets in Bali . BOOK! "I am not the same, having seen the moon shine on the other side of the world." -MARY ANNE RADMACHER Fast facts FAST FACTS Just for fun Japan's volcanoes make up 10% of the world's total volcanoes. Sumo wrestling is Japan's national sport. Tokyo has the most Michelin-starred restaurants in the world! Trip notes While we can’t guarantee private rooms, you sho uld book your trip earlier if you prefer one, as they usually fill up. Book your arrival flight into Kansai International Airport , or Osaka International Airport , and take public transportation to Kyoto; Book your departure flight out of Tokyo from either the Narita International Airport or the Haneda International Airport . In Japan, you'll find everything from hotel rooms to portion sizes to be smaller. Public transportation: Japanese trains are very efficient, and traffic in the major cities is bad, so this whole trip is done on public transport. Try to pack lightly. When visiting Japan, we stay as close to historic city centers as possible. This means your accommodations will often be on the small side, quirky, and unique (we love this!). Cherry Blossom season usually falls between April and May. June is the rainy season, but it usually does not rain every day Seafood is a staple of Japanese cuisine and can be found in many dishes. If you are a selective eater, please be aware that meals will often include seafood. Note for vegetarians, vegans, and gluten-free: In Japanese culture, foods without the actual meat of an animal (such as beef broths) are considered vegetarian. This may present difficulties for travelers with dietary restrictions, as it is hard to adjust foods or find foods that don't use grains or fish. While your guide can help you understand what you're ordering, it will be up to you to do your research on foods that meet your dietary preferences. We cannot guarantee that you will be able to find meals that fit your needs during the group meals that are included. All activities are weather-dependent; in the unlikely event that we are unable to run an activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place. More information regarding visa requirements and Covid restrictions can be found here . ​ * The Japan Trip follows a 91-Day Cancellation Policy, different from other FTLO Trips about Japan Japan is home to a rich cultural heritage steeped in tradition. Its history, spanning millennia, melds ancient practices with modern innovations. The nation reveres traditions like tea ceremonies, sumo wrestling, and cherry blossom festivals while also placing huge importance on cutting-edge technology and urban sophistication. Major cities pulse with energy, housing futuristic skyscrapers alongside historic temples. GOod to know The national language is Japanese. The currency in Japan is the yen. Everything is very, very small. Though cleverly designed, expect small spaces for accommodation. Japan is one of the most expensive places to visit in the world, and therefore will not be a luxury trip, despite the higher costs. Japanese cuisine is delicious, creative, and stunning, but it will definitely challenge your palette’s comfort zone. Japanese culture is completely different from anything else you’ve experienced before; be ready to expand your horizons. This trip will offer a mix of ancient and modern, old and new. Manners are important in Japan and showing respect, as you would in any country. It is generally a quieter country, despite bustling cities and tourist-heavy areas. SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE flights Flights Fly into OSAKA (ITM) or Kansai (KIX) You'll need to be in Kyoto by 2pm on Day 1. We do recommend flying in earlier to have some time to explore the city on your own! Fly out of Haneda (HND) or Narita (NRT) Fly out of Tokyo at any time on day 9 or extend your trip and enjoy a few more days in Japan. Want to check out flights for your trip? Feel free to also set up flight alerts to Osaka and from Tokyo so you can grab the best deal! ​ *FTLO is not responsible for any fees or costs related to flights. We strongly suggest that all travelers wait until they receive the official FTLO Greenlight Email to book flights. This will be sent 3-4 months prior to the start date of your trip. Alumni Reviews Reviews Learn More LEARN MORE Interested in learning more about our Japan trip? We're here to answer any and all questions you might have! Leave us your information below and we'll be in touch with you as soon as possible. First name Email Last name How did you hear about us? How can we help? By submitting this form you are agreeing to receive communications from our team. 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The IRELAND & Scotlan d TRIP FOR THE LOVE OF GUINNESS ​ STORYTELLING LIVE LOCAL MUSIC MEDIEVAL CASTLES MAJESTIC LANDSCAPES PUB SONGS ​ ​ WHISKEY ​ HISTORY ​ ​ GAELIC GAMES ​ ​ IRELAND & Scotland DAY BY DAY TRIP NOTES REVIEWS LEARN MORE SEE DATES & BOOK WHAT TO EXPECT Our small group trip to Ireland and Scotland caters to travelers in their 20s and 30s looking for Guinness in Dublin barrooms, pastoral beauty in the Scottish Highlands, and sea views from high atop the Cliffs of Moher. On this action-packed trip for fans of rich culture, welcoming locals, and rolling hillsides, we’ll kick things off the right way—over welcome pints with new friends. From there, it’s a week of excitement as you traverse a region brimming with culture and character. We’ll explore Scotland’s greatest cities, Edinburgh and Glasgow, and ride through the endless Scottish Highlands. Then, we’ll head west to pub crawl through thousand-year streets, dabble in a national sport, and trek out into Martian landscapes. If you’re into timeless architecture, whisky, bagpipes, and haggis, this is the trip for you. 2024 2025 9 days/8 nights starting at $4,699 USD ​ ​ Limited single room upgrades starting from $975 are available and can be added during booking, subject to availability. Payment can be broken down into a $500 deposit + 3 additional installme nts. ​ SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE included All accommodations in a shared room with one other person with the option to upgrade to a private room (limited availability) Flight from Edinburgh to Dublin 8 breakfasts 4 lunches 4 dinners (including welcome dinner and farewell) Welcome drinks Local Edinburgh bagpiping experience ​ Traditional Scottish food tour in Glasgow Ireland’s national sport experience Underground Scotch whisky experience Pub crawl through the streets of Dublin Guided tour of Old Town Edinburgh Sheepdog experience in the Irish countryside Day trip to Cliffs of Moher and the Burren In-country transfers FTLO Trip Leader ​ * All activities are weather dependent; in the unlikely event that we are unable to run an activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place. not included Flights (to Scotland and from Ireland) Mandatory trip insurance Meals not mentioned (budget around $200) Incidental expenses Day 1 - Edinburgh Old Smoky After landing in Edinburgh, head to the hotel to meet up with your new travel crew. With Medieval stone architecture around every bend, this gorgeous city is a surreal window into the past. ​ We’ll have a quick orientation; then we're heading back in time to check out the Royal Mile. Our local guide will lead us through the Old Town's cobbled streets, past neoclassical landmarks (keep a look out for the imposing fortress of Edinburgh Castle overhead). ​ If you've got an eye for history, architecture, or culture, this is one tough neighborhood to beat. After a day of exploration, it’s time for a welcome dinner with the crew. ARRIVE Day 2 - Edinburgh Scots& Scotch After breakfast at your hotel, step out into the city for a day of Scottish adventure with the crew and get ready to groove, because, in this rocky old town, the pipes, the pipes are calling. ​ That's right; it's bagpipe time. And you're not just listening; you're giving it a go. While we cannot guarantee you'll be any good, we can guarantee the entire experience will make for some fantastic videos. After that, your afternoon’s free, so consider checking out the city's literary legacy at the Writers' Museum, strolling up through imposing Edinburgh Castle, or venturing to the top of Arthur's Seat for panoramic views. ​ Then, it's time to get local and hit up a historic underground drinking hole for an intro lesson into all things whisky. In the evening, find a pub and some grub with the rest of the crew. Day by day DAY BY DAY *Itinerary is indicative and is subject to change SLAíNTE Day 3 - Scottish Highlands Open Country Get breakfast in you early; we've got quite the day ahead. We're leaving the big city behind, grabbing a van, and heading out to explore the vast Scottish Highlands. ​ The farther we travel, the more you'll get a sense of Scotland's untamed beauty. Near the charming town of Killin, we'll check out the Falls of Dochart, which tumble dramatically over ancient volcanic rocks. From there, we'll continue on, before stepping out into the wild again to explore the steep cliffs of Killiecrankie that tower over the River Garry. ​ We'll spend that night in one incredible setting, so grab dinner together, and then you can kick back with a few drinks with friends. play Day 4 - Glasgow Skyfall Chat it up over breakfast before we twist on through Scotland's epic mountains and gorges. ​ Today, we're rolling into Glencoe, home to the iconic Three Sisters peaks (you may recognize the dramatic landscape from a certain James Bond flick). Make sure you've got the camera ready; these endless landscapes seem to change constantly—they're raw, rugged, open, and sure to make you feel miniscule in comparison. After that, we'll stop for a stroll in picturesque Luss along the shore of Loch Lomond before moving on to Glasgow. ​ That night, we'll wind down from the highlands to Scotland's biggest city where we'll chow down on a local food tour (did someone say "haggis"?) and check out a blend of heritage and the modern world along the River Clyde. DISCOVER Day 5 - Galway Galway Girls & Guys Say goodbye to Scotland and hello to the Emerald Isle; today we’re hopping on a flight to Dublin to get a glimpse of all things Ireland. ​ After touching down, we’re heading to Galway, one of the true beauties of Ireland. It’s a bit of a ride, so we’ll stop for our first Irish bite along the way. ​ That night, head out with the crew and explore Ireland’s most colorful and charismatic little city. We recommend hitting up Quay Street for dinner, drinks, and some Irish tunes. * explore Day 6 - Galway cliffs & country Have a bite with the group at the hotel before heading south for a day exploring Ireland’s staggering coastline. We’ll meet up with our guide and hit the Burren, the otherworldly rock formation that stretches for 100s of square kilometers across rolling terrain. ​ Grab lunch and a little Irish coffee pick-me-up before heading over toward the Cliffs of Moher. Formed some 300 million years ago, the towering ledges hang 500 feet over the windswept Atlantic. This is, without a doubt, one of the country’s most incredible sites. ​ After checking it out, head back to Galway, where the night is yours to grab dinner with friends, explore the lovely streets, and decide for yourself whether the Scots or the Irish have the more difficult accent to get a hold of. adventure Day 7 - Dublin Fair City Catch up with the crew over breakfast, and then we’ll start winding our way to the capital. It’s a bit of a ride, so before we pull in for Guinness fresh from the source, we’ll keep the good times rolling at a farm along the way to check out one epic sheepdog experience as we get the low down on how to herd with the best of them. ​ After getting to Dublin, grab a bite and then meet back up with the group in the city center for a night on the town—it’s time to go pub crawling through the famous streets of the capital. Pull up a seat and chat it up with gregarious Dubliners whose stories flow faster than the pints. taste Day 8 - Dublin Gaelic Games Get a good breakfast at the hotel; you’re going to need your energy today. We’re hitting the pitch and taking a shot at some Gaelic games. ​ From hurling to handball and football, sports are an integral part of the Irish experience. Of course, there’s no better way to learn than to dive in yourself, so get ready for some good old-fashioned fun with your new friends and teammates. ​ After a day at the field, explore the city before meeting up for a final meal. Then, the evening is yours to soak up the sights, sounds, and suds of the Irish capital. wander Day 9 - Dublin Mar Sin Leat Smile because it happened, don’t cry because it’s over. Unfortunately, the end is here, so eat up with your friends before saying goodbye and heading home or onward to your next adventure. If you’ve got a later flight, hit the streets for one last bit of sightseeing if you can. ​ If you're in the mood for more European fun, consider popping over to the Basque Country for some of the best food in the world or down to Sardinia for one beachy good time. behold "This is a city of shifting light, of changing skies, of sudden vistas. A city so beautiful it breaks the heart again and again.” - Alexander McCall Smith on Edinburgh FAST FACTS Fast facts Just for Fun Hurling is considered the fastest field sport in the world and the sliothar (ball) can travel 120km/hour! 10 million pints of Guinness are produced in Dublin every day! Scotland has the highest proportion of red heads in the world. Trip notes ​ While we can’t guarantee private rooms, you sho uld book your trip earlier if you prefer one, as they usually fill up. The weather in Ireland and Scotland can be unpredictable, so make sure you pack some warm clothes and a rain jacket. Pub culture is a big part of life in Ireland and Scotland, but you’ll never feel pressured to drink if you don’t want to. There are always non-alcoholic choices. Ireland uses the Euro while Scotland is on the Pound sterling. On European trips, we stay as close to historic city centers as possible. This means your accommodations will often be on the small side, quirky, and unique (we love this!). All activities are weather dependent; in the unlikely event that we are unable to run an activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place. More information regarding visa requirements and Covid restrictions can be found here . SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE About Ireland & Scotland ​ ​Ireland & Scotland are known for their breathtaking natural beauty, fun and welcoming environments and fascinating histories. Both countries are home to some of the most photogenic places on earth. ​ The Irish diaspora is an incredible thing. More than 80 million people worldwide claim some Irish heritage, while the country itself only has a population of 6 million. Scotland’s population comes in just a hair lower at 5.5 million, a figure overshadowed by the local sheep population by more than a million. ​ Good to know ​ Ireland’s official languages are Irish and English while Scotland’s is English. Accents in both countries can take quite a bit of getting used to. Ireland uses the Euro while Scotland is on the Pound sterling. Irish surnames that start in “Mac” mean “son of” while those that start in “O” mean “grandson of.” Weather (especially on the Atlantic coast) can be predictably unpredictable, so make sure to pack a waterproof jacket and some warm clothes. Though it rains a lot, it's also windy, so not many people carry around umbrellas. You are welcome to bring one, but a good jacket and covers for your backpack or luggage might be more practical. flights Flights Fly into Edinburgh (EDI) You'll need to be in Edinburgh Airport by 12pm and be at the hotel at 2:30pm on Day 1; however, we do recommend flying in earlier to have some time to explore the city on your own! Fly out of Dublin (DUB) We recommend flying out of Dublin on the last day of your trip. Want to check out flights for your trip? Feel free to also set up flight alerts to Ireland and from Scotland so you can grab the best deal! (Arrival / departure cities likely to change for 2024 trips) ​ *FTLO is not responsible for any fees or costs related to flights. We strongly suggest that all travelers wait until they receive the official FTLO Greenlight Email to book flights. This will be sent 3-4 months prior to the start date of your trip. alumni reviews REVIEWS We know how much you'll love the Ireland & Scotland trip... but don't take our word for it! 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The iceland w inter TRIP For the love of CHASING WATERFALLS ​ NORTHERN LIGHTS BLACK SAND BEACHES CROSSING GLACIERS ​ BRENNIVIN REYKJAVIK COLORS ​ LAGOON LOUNGIN' ​ ​ VIKING LEGENDS ​ ​ ​ ​ ICELAND DAY BY DAY TRIP NOTES REVIEWS LEARN MORE SEE DATES & BOOK WHAT TO EXPECT Welcome to our wildest adventure yet. There’s outdoor fun, and then there’s outdoor fun Icelandic style. If you’re up for lounging in hot springs, conquering snow-covered lava fields, and trekking along volcanic beaches, head north with us for the ultimate winter adventure. First stop, Reykjavik—from colorful homes to street art, and oddly endearing hardcore metal shows, it’s a city full of surprises. It’s also the only place we know of with both fermented shark and world-renowned hot dogs on the menu. After exploring the capital, we’ll head south to wander iceberg-studded, obsidian beaches ripped from the pages of fantasy novels. So come along and slug down some Brennivin beneath the northern lights, find your footing in the mist of cascading falls, and reach out to blue ceilings of frozen rolling waves in glacial ice caves. 2024 2025 5 days/4 nights starting at $2,999 USD ​ ​ Limited single room upgrades starting from $659 are available and can be added during booking, subject to availability. Payment can be broken down into a $500 deposit + 3 additional installme nts. ​ Phone-Free Departures Available SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE INcluded All accommodations in a shared room with one other person with the option to upgrade to a private room (limited availability) 4 breakfasts at hotels 2 lunches 3 dinners Welcome drinks Reykjavik Foodie Tour, the capital’s top ranked culinary adventure Lagoon spa experience at Sky Lagoon Explore Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon Jeep ride and hike to Breiðamerkurjökull and Vatnajokull ice caves Tour of black sand, volcanic Diamond Beach FTLO Trip Leader ​ * All activities are weather dependent; in the unlikely event that we are unable to run an activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place. not included Flights to and from Reykjavik Mandatory trip insurance Meals not mentioned (Budget around $200) Incidental expenses ​ Day by day Day by day *Itinerary is indicative and is subject to change Day 1 – Reykjavik EAT UP REYKJAVIK Get into Reykjavik early and start exploring on foot before meeting up with the group. Check out the Church of Hallgrimskirkja or Laugavegur, the central shopping district, and come to terms with the fact that Duolingo didn’t adequately prepare you for Icelandic pronunciations. After that, consider popping over to the nearby Blue Lagoon and relaxing in the steamy lap of luxury. In the afternoon, we’ll meet up for a private food tour that just so happens to be the highest-rated culinary adventure in the entire city. Get a base layer of unique Icelandic eats in you, and then dabble in some Brennivin, the country’s iconic distilled beverage. Known lovingly as “Black Death,” it should get you going for a night on the town. Head out with new friends; the evening is yours to enjoy. ​ ARRIVE Day 2 – Reykjavik to Vik Glacial crossing After a bite with the team at the hotel, we’re headed south to vast, sparsely inhabited terrain. We’ll stop at Seljalandsfoss and hike into the gorge behind the 200-foot waterfall before continuing on and checking out the Dyrhólaey viewpoint. This arching rock formation juts into the sea, providing incredible views of the Mýrdalsjökull glacier, black volcanic beaches, and lava sea stacks off Reynisfjara. We’ll grab lunch together, surrounded by imposing rock walls in the tiny town of Vik, and then we’re off to Fjaðrárgljúfur canyon to step into soaring landscapes so surreal they’d make Tolkien jealous. Eventually, we’ll wind our way to our hotel beneath remote looming mountains, where we'll sit down for a traditional Icelandic dinner together and kick back beneath those endless Icelandic stars. Marvel Day 3 – Southern Iceland Blues & greens ​ Eat up; we’ve got a big day ahead. We’re moving on east to check out the towering, jagged icebergs floating through the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon and then to Diamond Beach to stroll between the mammoth, sparkling chunks of ice that sprinkle black volcanic sands. We’ll grab some grub and refuel with the team, and then we’re off on a Jeep and walking tour of the ice caves in Breiðamerkurjökull and Vatnajokull (and no, we can’t pronounce those either). The undulating blues and greens of these sprawling caverns may only be outdone by the northern lights, which we should get a glimpse of tonight at our secluded accommodation near Vik. Grab dinner with friends; you’ve got another free night to take it all in. trek * Day 4 – Reykjavik Viking treasure ​ After breakfast at the hotel, we're northbound to Reykjavik once more. Along the way, we'll stop and check out the sprawling Skogafoss Falls, where, as the legend says, Vikings hid ancient treasure before sealing it off with magic. Take a look for yourself and see if the waters sparkle with gold or diamonds. ​ We’ll hit up the hot springs at Sky Lagoon for lunch and one last sizzling adventure before we arrive in Reykjavik, and then we’ll regroup in the city for a final dinner altogether. If you’re feeling up to it, head off on a pub crawl with friends to go out in style. unwind Say your goodbyes over breakfast with the group before you fly. If you've got a later flight, do some more Reykjavik exploring. The city's full of fascinating architecture, arts, and culture. Take a walk down to the waterfront to check out the Harpa, the glass building that plays host to concerts and shows throughout the year, explore the Old Harbor, or take in the views over by the Grotta Lighthouse. ​ Got more vacation time to spare? Grab a rental car and keep on driving the island or even consider heading out on a whale watching tour. ​ Day 5 – Reykjavik farewell "You cannot rob me of free nature’s grace. You cannot shut the windows of the sky through which Aurora shows her brightening face…” - James Thomson FAST FACTS Fast facts JUST FOR FUN Reykjavik is the northernmost capital in the world and home to more than one third of the Icelandic population. Storytelling, myth, and legend are hugely important in Icelandic culture and many people still believe in trolls and elves to this day. Brennivin is Iceland’s most famous distilled alcohol. It’s made from fermented grain mash, high-ph water, and caraway. TRIP NOTES While we can’t guarantee private rooms on your Iceland vacation, you sho uld book your trip earlier if you prefer one, as they usually fill up. We’ll have an excellent opportunity to see the northern lights, but they’re not always visible. Iceland is a small country, but the weather can change fast, so be prepared with your wardrobe. On European trips, we stay as close to historic city centers as possible. This means your accommodations will often be on the small side, quirky, and unique (we love this!). Due to the potential for inclement weather in the winter months, certain locations may be impassable and swapped out for different experiences. Travelers on the New Years Eve trip should budget an additional $300. The New Year’s trip includes an additional night in Reykjavik, an added group lunch, and a special New Year’s Eve dinner. Travelers on this trip will visit Sky Lagoon the day after they return to the capital instead of on the way back from southern Iceland. Please note the NYE trip has an extra night to celebrate New Years Eve and New Years Day. It's a 5 night / 6 day trip with a new price of $3,799. There are some long drives on this trip (5 hours) but filled with stunning views and broken up by interesting stops. Ensure your passport is valid for 3-months after your return date. All activities are weather dependent; in the unlikely event that we are unable to run an activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place. More information regarding visa requirements and Covid restrictions can be found here . About iceland Iceland was first settled by Norwegians back in the 800s. The country sits atop the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, directly above several volcanoes. This, in turn, provides numerous benefits when it comes to an energy source, as more than 25% of the country can run on geothermal power. The rest of the country runs on hydropower, meaning the nation is on 100% renewable energy. GOOD TO KNOW Iceland’s official currency is the Icelandic Krona. The country ranks number 1 on the Global Peace Index. The country’s national language is Icelandic. In the summer, Iceland sees little to no darkness. Conversely, in the winter there are only a few hours of sunlight. SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE flights Fly into Reykjavik (KEF) You'll need to be in Reykjavik by 1pm on Day 1; however, we do recommend flying in earlier to have some time to explore the city on your own! If you take a flight that arrives in the morning, check out the Blue Lagoon on your way to Reykjavik (reservations required). Fly out of Reykjavik (KEF) Fly out of Reykjavik at any time on day 5. We recommend a later flight so you can enjoy a bit more exploring before heading back home. Want to check out flights for your trip? Feel free to also set up flight alerts to Iceland so you can grab the best deal! ​ *FTLO is not responsible for any fees or costs related to flights. We strongly suggest that all travelers wait until they receive the official FTLO Greenlight Email to book flights. This will be sent 3-4 months prior to the start date of your trip. Alumni Reviews Revews We know how much you'll love the Iceland trip... but don't take our word for it! Check out some of our alumni reviews. learn more Learn More Interested in learning more about our Iceland trip? We're here to answer any and all questions you might have! Leave us your information below and we'll be in touch with you as soon as possible. First name Email Last name How did you hear about us? How can we help? By submitting this form you are agreeing to receive communications from our team. 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The iceland su mmer trip For the love of 24-HOURS OF SUN ​ ROCKY RAVINES ​ GREENER PASTURES ​ FUNKY NIGHTLIFE ​ STEAMY HOT SPRINGS ​ LAVA LANDSCAPES ​ VOLCANIC FARMING ​ GAME OF THRONES ​ iceland DAY BY DAY TRIP NOTES REVIEWS LEARN MORE SEE DATES & BOOK WHAT TO EXPECT Our trip to Iceland caters to solo travelers in their 20s and 30s looking for one-of-a-kind cuisine in Reykjavik, waterfalls in the Golden Circle, and untamed landscapes in Selfoss. ​ Get ready for the longest sunny summer days of your life! First stop, Reykjavik, for a taste of local Icelandic delicacies—everything from free-roam Icelandic lamb and fresh fish to the famous Icelandic hot dog. After exploring the capital, we'll head to greener pastures, where sustainable farming and horseback riding are on the agenda. You'll ride through mossy mountains toward geysers and lava fields peeking out behind wildflowers. Twist through lava tunnels beneath the earth and soak up the sights in iconic hot springs. Safe to say, the Land of Fire and Ice is an action-packed adventure that hits a bit different than your average summer getaway. 2024 2025 5 days/4 nights starting at $3,199 USD ​ ​ Limited single room upgrades starting from $759 are available and can be added during booking, subject to availability. Payment can be broken down into a $500 deposit + 3 additional installme nts. ​ SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE Included 4 nights of accommodations (2 nights in Reykjavik, 1 night in Reykholt and 1 night in Selfoss) All accommodations in a shared room with one other person with the option to upgrade to a private room (limited availability) Meals: 3 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 3 dinners Guided Reykjavik food tour Food Lovers Tour Golden Circle geological tour Local greenhouse excursion Selfoss horseback riding experience Waterfalls nature tour Lava tunnel hike and entrance pass Sky Lagoon Entrance All internal transfers FTLO Trip Leader ​ *All activities are weather dependent; in the unlikely event that we are unable to run an activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place. not included Flights to and from Reykjavik Mandatory trip insurance Meals not mentioned (Budget around $200) Incidental expenses more details day by day *Itinerary is subject to change Day by day Day 1 - Reykjavik Island in the Sun Welcome to Iceland! This is an out-of-this-world destination where adventure’s found around every corner. In Reykjavik—the capital city—it all starts with the food. ​ After dropping your bags and getting to know the crew, you'll head out on our street eats tour to try eight distinctively Icelandic dishes. You’ll be surprised at what’s on the summer menu; even Iceland has its variation of warm weather classics like local hot dogs and homemade ice cream from secret family recipes. ​ Grab some drinks with your new friends and stay out a bit too late. In summertime, this place is alive and energetic, and because of the latitude, the sun might not set until midnight or later. Taste Day 2 - Golden Circle/Reykholt Golden View After a bit of rest (hopefully); today, we're leaving the capital to check out the world-famous Golden Circle. ​ From Thingvellir to Gullfoss and Geysir, it’s hard not to feel tiny compared to these endless landscapes. Kick off the day walking through Viking hillsides where rocky canyons, split by drifting tectonic plates, cut through the country. From there, we'll grab lunch together at a family-owned greenhouse and learn how the locals live off the land. ​ We’ll continue along the route to marvel at steaming geysers shooting a hundred feet up, tiered waterfalls crashing down, and raw landscapes torn open by thousands of years of earthquakes that'll leave you speechless. End the day at a group dinner, where almost every item on the entire menu is made from scratch. gallop Day 3 - Selfoss Majestic Manes Get an early bite in before we roll on toward the lava fields and open country of Selfoss. ​ After learning about Iceland's stocky brand of horse, hop in the saddle and ride out across mossy hillsides before we set out on foot to chase waterfalls. With unreal vast viewpoints all along the way, you'll probably feel like you've been dropped into a scene straight out of Game of Thrones; after all, the show used Iceland for many of its locations! ​ We'll stop for lunch at one of the oldest food halls in town, and then the rest of the day is yours to explore freely. Wander around Selfoss or unwind in the town's geothermal pool. trek Day 4 - Reykjavik Lava & Lagoons Today, we're heading underground for a whole new view of Iceland as we explore the inner workings of a lava tube. ​ After leaving Selfoss, we'll hike through an almost mile-long tunnel of basaltic rock, an otherworldly geological wonder sculpted by the lava flow of a 5,000-year-old eruption. We'll need some Icelandic sun after our subterranean journey, so up next, head to Reykjavik's sizzling Sky Lagoon for the most relaxing swim on the island. Rejuvenating springs, spas, and thermal pools are social hubs in Iceland that reflect the harmony between the people and the geothermal resources; this one, with its rocky grottos and deep-blue infinity pool, heats up to over 100 degrees! ​ The afternoon's free for you to check out some of the capital's cool street art before we all meet up for an Icelandic farewell dinner. Explore Day 5 - Reykjavik End of an Adventure Summer in Iceland is a treat of epic nature lit up by endless sun. The country is alive with wildlife, wildflowers, and the most mild weather you’ll see all year. After saying your goodbyes, head to the airport and start planning your next adventure. On the other hand, if you've got more time to explore, consider heading out to Iceland's less visited east, try whale watching off the south coast, or hop a flight to mainland Europe for some Croatian beach fun (Pro tip: check out Iceland's stopover program for amazing flight deals). Thanks for coming along to soak up the North Atlantic sun. That's a wrap! Here, where the wind writes poems on the waves, and the rocks whisper ancient sagas, lies Iceland, a land spun from fire and ice, forever etched in the memory of the world. - Bárður Snæbjörnsson Fast facts FAST FACTS Just for fun Iceland is home to the world’s oldest parliament, Alþingi. It was founded in 930! Icelanders traditionally do not have surnames, instead they derive their last names from their father's or mother's first names. Icelandic horses have a unique thick double coat that helps them withstand harsh Icelandic weather conditions. Trip notes While we can't guarantee private rooms when visiting Iceland, you should book your trip earlier if you prefer one, as they usually fill up. Iceland is a small country, but the weather can change fast year round, so be prepared with your wardrobe. On European trips, we stay as close to historic city centers as possible. This means your accommodations will often be on the small side, quirky, and unique (we love this!). Bring a sleep mask when you visit Iceland in the summer months; the sun sets incredibly late (and sometimes not even at all). Ensure your passport is valid for 3 months after your return date. All activities are weather-dependent; in the unlikely event that we are unable to run an activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place. More information regarding visa requirements and Covid restrictions can be found here . ​ SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE about iceland Iceland in summer (particularly around the summer solstice) experiences nearly 24-hour daylight due to the midnight sun phenomenon. With average temperatures ranging from 50°F to 59°F (10°-15°C), the season offers extended daylight hours for exploration. The landscape, characterized by lava fields, glaciers, geysers, and waterfalls, provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, glacier tours, and sightseeing. Good to Know Iceland’s official currency is the Icelandic Krona. The country ranks number 1 on the Global Peace Index. The country’s national language is Icelandic. Flights Fly into Keflavik International Airport (KEF) You'll need to be in Reykjavik by 1:30pm on Day 1; however, we recommend planning to arrive a day early just to be safe. If you take a flight that arrives in the morning, check out the Blue Lagoon on your way to Reykjavik (reservations required). Fly out of Keflavik International Airport (KEF) Fly out of Reykjavik at any time on day 5. We recommend a later flight so you can enjoy a bit more exploring before heading back home. FLIGHTS Want to check out flights for your trip? 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The havanA trip For the love of MOJITOS ​ VINTAGE CARS SALSA CUBAN CIGARS ​ BAROQUE ARCHITECTURE ​ DANCING ​ CAFÉ CUBANO ​ ​ OLD HAVANA ​ ​ ​ CUBA DAY BY DAY TRIP NOTES REVIEWS LEARN MORE SEE DATES & BOOK WHAT TO EXPECT Our small group trip to Havana caters to travelers in their 20s and 30s searching for rich culture, excitement in the streets, and eye-popping architecture around every colorful corner. ​On this five-day Havana trip, you’ll discover the ins and outs of the Cuban capital, a city frozen in time and only recently opened back up to Americans. With ornate, baroque designs everywhere you look and a 16th-century fortress guarding the harbor, the history is impossible to ignore. ​So come along and enjoy the land of salsa, cigars, and enough rum to help even the most musically challenged belt out “Havana, ooh na-na.” 2024 2025 5 days/4 nights starting at $1,999 USD ​ ​ Limited single room upgrades starting from $529 are available and can be added during booking, subject to availability. Payment can be broken down into a $500 deposit + 3 additional installme nts. ​ Phone-Free Departures Available SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE INcluded 4 nights of accommodations in Havana, Cuba All accommodations in a shared room with one other person with the option to upgrade to a private room (limited availability) Meals: 4 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 4 dinners Welcome drinks Walking tour of old Havana Private visit and salsa dance lesson with Havana Queens Evening dinner and dance show with the Havana Queens Vintage car ride down the coast Cuban cigar and rum tasting experience Private ecological farm visit and farm to table experience Visit to the world renowned Fabrica de Arte Local community and nonprofit experiences FTLO Trip Leader ​ * All activities are weather dependent; in the unlikely event that we are unable to run an activity, we will have a suitable alternative in place. not included Flights to and from Cuba Tourist visa (more information in the Trip Notes section) Mandatory trip insurance Meals not mentioned (budget around $200) Incidental expenses Day by day *Itinerary is indicative and is subject to change Day by day Day 1 - Havana Habana Vieja Check into your hotel nestled in Old Havana and grab a drink with your travel crew. In the afternoon, we’ll head out on a walking tour where you’ll get your first taste of architecture so significant it earned a spot on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Continue on and give a mojito a go—the local favorite and Cuban national drink has been a staple on these lively shores for centuries. That night, we’ll all head out together to grab some dinner and check out local live music in one of the neighborhood's trendiest spots. DISCOVER Day 2 - Havana old school cool After an early breakfast and your first Cuban coffee at the hotel, we’re rolling with the top down—Cuba’s culture of preservation and ingenuity has turned this island into a haven for classic cars, and today, we’re taking full advantage. ​ Cruise down the shore to explore a bit of the coast on the way to a behind-the-scenes rehearsal and salsa lesson with one of Cuba’s most acclaimed dance troupes.​ That evening, we’re off to a rum and cigar experience with a local expert, where we’ll learn about Cuba’s most famous exports. At that point, you’ll really be reaching peek old-school cool levels, so it makes a lot of sense that we’ll finish off our day with dinner and one incredible dance show. cruise Day 3 - Havana locally grown Today, we’re heading toward Havana’s agricultural outskirts for an authentic farm-to-table experience. We’ll learn the ins and outs of island-style organic farming before we sit down for a bite, a bit of dancing and music, and some more of those spectacular Cuban cocktails. We’ll head back to town and make a pit stop by the harbor for some more local vibes. Get lost in one of the city’s coolest outdoor markets, pick up some souvenirs from Havana’s arts community, and grab a beer before you make your way back to the hotel. ​ That night, we’re heading for rooftop cocktails and then to one of Cuba’s coolest modern arts and dance spaces for dinner and a night of bohemian good times. dance Day 4 - Havana Culture Trip Enjoy breakfast with friends at the hotel before we head out for a day of Cuban culture. We'll get things started on foot, hunting down some of the city’s most famous monuments. Check out the massive stone mausoleums at the Cementerio de Cristóbal Colón and the impressive sites at the University of Havana. We’ll even see the oddly fascinating statues of John Lennon (Cubans loved his message of peace) and Don Quixote. Find a black bean and fried plantain lunch like a local with some friends, and then the afternoon is yours to explore the city. We’ll all meet up that night for one final dinner together before we say our farewells. ENJOY Day 5 - Havana HASTA PRONTO Find breakfast with the group at the hotel before you wrap things up. If you've got the time, we recommend booking for later in the day and extending your Havana vacation a few hours longer so you can head out for lunch with friends in search of ropa vieja—the Cuban national dish made of shredded beef mixed with veggies and spices. Want more Caribbean sun? Check out nearby Belize for a beach break or book your next visit back to Cuba; after all, it's just an hour from Miami, and amazing deals on direct flights pop up all the time. Remember, the mojitos are always waiting. “Cuba may be the only place in the world where you can be yourself and more than yourself at the same time.” – Pedro Juan Gutierrez FAST FACTS Fast facts JUST FOR FUN ​ ​ Please reload Legendary writer Ernest Hemingway made his second home just outside Havana in the small town of San Francisco de Paula. Rumor has it, it takes more than 100 steps to produce a single Cuban cigar. Cuba has one of the world’s largest collections of classic cars—it’s estimated that there are 60-70,000 vintage rides rolling these streets. TRIP NOTES While we can’t guarantee private rooms when you visit Havana, you should book your trip earlier if you prefer one, as they usually fill up. Due to relations between the United States and the Cuban government, all trips must have a meaningful cultural aspect to them. We think this is a fantastic thing! FTLO travelers who hold a US passport will need to purchase a tourist visa with “Support for the Cuban People” as the general license category. This can be done through your airline and will cost between $50 and $100, depending on the processing fee. If you are not a US passport holder, please check your embassy’s website for further information. You can always contact us if you have additional questions or need assistance . For all other nationalities, please check he re ​​. One of our experiences is a bit smokey as it involves local cigars. If you’re sensitive to smoke or not a fan of cigars, don’t worry, you can head out and explore instead! Cuba is usually hot and sunny, so make sure you pack a hat and sunblock. More information regarding visa requirements and Covid restrictions can be found here . SEE DATES & BOOK LEARN MORE about cuba Although the nation became more isolated from the west after the Cuban Revolution and the rise of Fidel Castro, it has slowly opened up again and has recently undergone something of a modern renaissance in terms of arts and culture. While Cuban music has long been widely renowned, today, dance and theater troupes also thrive. Performers take center stage at the Gran Teatro de La Habana, yet increasingly local troupes are traveling abroad, often to great acclaim. Within Cuba, Havana remains, by and large, the nation’s cultural mecca and plays host to a diverse group of music halls, museums, and centers of arts. GOOD TO KNOW ​ Please reload The official Cuban currency is the Cuban peso. Cuba’s main island is the largest in the Caribbean and Latin America. Tipping is encouraged in Cuba. Consider giving 10% at bars and restaurants. flights Flights Fly into Havana (HAV) Arrive by 1pm on day 1 and grab a cab to the hotel. We do recommend flying in earlier to have some time to explore the city on your own! Fly out of Havana (HAV) Fly out of Havana at any time on the last day. We recommend an afternoon flight so you have more time to explore the city. Want to check out flights for your trip? Feel free to also set up flight alerts to Havana so you can grab the best deal! ​ *FTLO is not responsible for any fees or costs related to flights. We strongly suggest that all travelers wait until they receive the off icial FTLO Greenlight Email to book flights. This will be sent 3-4 months prior to the start date of your trip. alumni reviews We know how much you'll love the Havana trip... but don't take our word for it! Check out some of our alumni reviews. Alumni Reviews Learn More LEARN MORE Interested in learning more about our Havana trip? We're here to answer any and all questions you might have! Leave us your information below and we'll be in touch with you as soon as possible. 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