6-Day Iceland Tour: Golden Circle + South Coast Scenery + Glacial Lake + Diamond Beach + Plane Wreck (Optional Airport Transfers + Blue Ice Cave Adventure/Glacial Lake Boat Tour + Snæfellsnes Peninsula + Blue Lagoon + Whale Watching)

[Detailed Itinerary]
Day 1: Reykjavík → Golden Circle → Tomato Farm → Vik
Depart from Reykjavík in the morning for a tour of the Golden Circle. 【Thingvellir National Park】 is Iceland’s only site designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the former site of the Icelandic Althing. 【The Geyser】 erupts for about 1 to 2 minutes at a time before gradually subsiding. This cycle repeats endlessly, creating a truly magnificent spectacle. 【Golden Falls】features two tiers of cascades; the water plunges down with great force and a roaring roar, rushing into the valley. When illuminated by sunlight, the spray from the falls refracts a rainbow, radiating a golden glow—hence the waterfall’s name. Next, we’ll visit the 【Friðheimar Tomato Farm】 to tour Iceland’s unique geothermal greenhouses, sample organic tomatoes, and admire the adorable and gentle Icelandic horses. That evening, we’ll stay in a small town near Vík.
*Weather permitting, you may be able to see the Northern Lights near the hotel that evening.

Friendly Reminder:
*If you need an airport shuttle, please allow plenty of time and include the date, flight number, and hotel name in the order notes.*
Tips for Visiting Iceland in Winter
Clothing Guide (Warmth ~ Rain Protection ~ Wind Protection ~ Lightweight)
Iceland’s climate is quite different from what most people are used to. Located in the Arctic, it experiences highly variable weather, with frequent storms in winter. When wind and rain set in during the winter, temperatures can plummet to several degrees below zero, making a down jacket essential. When packing clothes, prioritize warmth and look for items that are both windproof and waterproof.
Iceland is windy year-round, so be sure to wear a hat and a scarf to keep your head and neck warm; gloves are also essential.
Sunglasses or eyeglasses can effectively reduce eye damage caused by snow and strong winds.
Dressing Tips:
Layer 1: A lightweight, thermal base layer set (long-sleeved undershirt and long underwear); quick-dry ski clothing is also a good option;
Layer 2: Fleece jackets and lightweight down liners;
Third Layer: A down jacket, a softshell or hardshell waterproof and windproof jacket, or a ski jacket are all suitable options. Make sure the layers can be easily stacked for adjustability; bright, vibrant colors make for better photos.
Footwear: If possible, please bring outdoor hiking boots (mid- to high-top), which provide effective warmth, protection from rain, and slip resistance, and help protect your ankles.
Swimsuits: Blue Lake Hot Springs requires swimsuits, and some of the hotels where you’ll be staying offer free communal hot baths (similar to small hot springs), so be sure to bring one.
Payment: You won’t need a large amount of cash; 100 euros per person should be sufficient, excluding optional activities.
Credit Cards: We strongly recommend bringing one. Most local shops, restaurants, convenience stores, public transportation, and taxis accept credit cards, including public restrooms (if you have a credit card, you won’t need to carry Icelandic króna in cash).

Meeting Point:
Day 1: Reykjavík
Tour Departure Time: [June–September] 9:00 a.m., [October–May of the following year] 10:00 a.m.
Pick-up Location: Harpa Concert Hall Parking Lot, Reykjavík

Three meals a day
Breakfast: At the hotel; Lunch: On your own; Dinner: On your own
Accommodations
3-Star Hotels in Southern Iceland

Day 2: Vík → Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon → Diamond Beach → Blue Ice Cave/Glacier Lagoon Boat Tour → Vík
After breakfast, we’ll head to 【Jegushalon Glacial Lake】 and 【Diamond Beach】. On clear days, the sunlight reflecting off the ice on the beach creates a dazzling glow, making it shine as brightly as sparkling diamonds. Depending on the weather and schedule, you may also opt to participate in the following activity at your own expense the 【Blue Ice Cave Adventure】 (available only from November to April; from May to October, this is replaced by the 【Glacial Lake Boat Tour】). As we make our way to the ice cave, we’ll traverse ever-changing glacial landscapes, admiring deep crevasses and incredible ice formations. After the glacier hike, we’ll arrive at the mysterious Blue Ice Cave (the specific cave visited will be selected based on actual conditions each time). The cave was formed naturally, and its shape changes every year—which is precisely what makes it so captivating. That evening, we’ll stay at a hotel in Vik or the surrounding area.
*Weather permitting, you may be able to see the Northern Lights near the hotel that evening.

Friendly Reminder:
Blue ice caves are a rare, naturally occurring phenomenon that can only be seen in winter, when temperatures drop below freezing and the river water beneath the ice freezes solid. Each year, caves with vastly different characteristics form in various locations. Depending on the conditions and safety considerations at the time, we will select one natural ice cave to visit during our tour.
*The Blue Ice Cave Expedition requires a second confirmation of the location

Three meals a day
Breakfast: At the hotel; Lunch: On your own; Dinner: On your own
Accommodations
3-Star Hotels in Southern Iceland

Day 3: Vík → South Coast Scenery → Reykjavík
After breakfast at the hotel, we’ll head to the 【Eldhraun Lava Field】, formed by lava flows following a volcanic eruption. We’ll pass through the small town of 【Vik】 at the southern tip of Iceland’s main island. Perched atop a hill in this town is a charming little church with a red roof—it’s both cute and romantic. The next stop is the well-known 【Reynis Black Sand Beach】 on the south coast, where the basalt columns on the beach make for a fantastic photo spot. Afterward, we’ll head to the 【DC-3 Plane Wreck】 (optional activity), which has an apocalyptic vibe. Although the plane wreckage resulted from an aviation accident, the fact that there were no casualties has created this unique, man-made landscape. The aircraft fuselage, weathered by the elements, is gradually falling apart, yet it possesses a desolate beauty. Next, we’ll drive to the two major waterfalls in the south—【Seljalandsfoss】 and 【Skógafoss】—to experience the magnificent yet gentle scenery of the region. Don’t forget to admire the waterfalls from different angles to discover their unique vistas.

Three meals a day
Breakfast: At the hotel; Lunch: On your own; Dinner: On your own
Accommodations
3-Star Hotels in Reykjavík

Day 4: Free time in Reykjavík
Today’s itinerary in Iceland is up to you—you can relax and unwind at the Blue Lagoon, head out to sea to spot whales, or explore the Snæfellsnes Peninsula to take in its breathtaking scenery…
Recommended Itinerary: One-Day Tour of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula
The Snæfellsnes Peninsula is located in western Iceland, bordered to the north by Breiðafjörður and Varmarfjörður, and bordered to the south by Fáxafjörður, lying to the left of the Borgarfjörður valley. It is a narrow peninsula extending from the Icelandic mainland into the North Atlantic, approximately 100 kilometers long, shaped like a clenched fist. The peninsula features varied geology and diverse landscapes, including high-altitude lakes, glaciers, volcanoes, sheer cliffs, and green meadows and tundra… The scenery is magnificent and ever-changing, showcasing nearly all of Iceland’s geological and topographical wonders, earning it the reputation as “Iceland in miniature.” Its exquisitely crafted and mesmerizing natural landscapes have made it the first certified “Green Earth Area” in Iceland and indeed in all of Europe. The French science fiction author Jules Verne even likened the Snæfell volcano on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula to a gateway to the center of the Earth in his masterpiece *Journey to the Center of the Earth*.

Three meals a day
Breakfast: At the hotel; Lunch: On your own; Dinner: On your own
Accommodations
3-Star Hotels in Reykjavík

Day 5: Free time in Reykjavík
On your fifth day in Iceland, we highly recommend visiting the Blue Lagoon, a geothermal spa resort. Surrounded by a magical, misty atmosphere and featuring crystal-clear waters, it’s the perfect place to ward off the Icelandic chill while experiencing the “contrast of fire and ice.” Not only will you enjoy a cleansing experience for both body and mind, but it’s also incredibly beneficial for your skin!
The [Blue Lagoon] package includes not only admission to the Blue Lagoon Comfort area, but also a silica mud mask, use of a towel, and a beverage. There is no time limit on your stay at the Blue Lagoon; you can choose your return time based on the bus schedule.

Three meals a day
Breakfast: At the hotel; Lunch: On your own; Dinner: On your own
Accommodations
3-Star Hotels in Reykjavík

Day 6: Free time in Reykjavík
Recommended Itinerary: Whale Watching in Reykjavík
If there’s one experience you shouldn’t miss on a trip to Iceland, it’s definitely 【whale watching】—a unique activity that’s fun for all ages. Departing from Reykjavík, a three-hour boat trip will take you out to sea to experience Iceland’s rich and magical wildlife. The waters around Reykjavík are home to many species of whales, as well as a variety of fish and birds, year-round. Common whale sightings include minke whales and humpback whales, and white-beaked dolphins and Atlantic porpoises are also frequent companions on whale-watching trips. Each of these species has its own unique characteristics, but all are equally captivating. This novel and exhilarating whale-watching experience will be the perfect finale to your trip to Iceland!

A Friendly Reminder
Please note the following:
The optional activities recommended during the itinerary may involve joining a group of more than 8 people; the exact number is subject to actual circumstances. A Chinese-speaking tour guide will not accompany the group; instead, a local English-speaking guide will lead the experience.
Iceland is situated in a unique geographical location, featuring spectacular and unique scenery, and the weather can be quite changeable. For safety reasons, our experienced tour guides will adjust the itinerary at any time based on actual weather conditions (in the event of severe weather, certain attractions may be canceled to ensure guest safety) to ensure the smooth operation of the tour. We appreciate your understanding.
Note: All times listed on this webpage are for reference only. Actual arrival times may be delayed due to various unforeseeable circumstances, such as weather, traffic congestion, traffic accidents, holiday events, riots, or strikes. We appreciate your understanding. If you have subsequent travel plans involving other modes of transportation to other cities, we strongly recommend that you allow at least 3 hours of buffer time to avoid inconvenience caused by delays or disruptions to your itinerary. Please understand that our company assumes no responsibility for any losses incurred due to your own travel arrangements resulting from insufficient buffer time.

Drop-off Location:
For reference only; the actual itinerary is subject to the tour guide’s arrangements.
Day 6: Reykjavik. Drop-off location: Hotel in Reykjavik

Three meals a day
Breakfast: At the hotel; Lunch: On your own; Dinner: On your own

[What's Included]
1. Hotels: Double rooms at local three-star hotels throughout the trip (accommodations at the hotels listed in the itinerary)
2. Transportation: Tour bus or executive van (Note: Arrangements will depend on the number of participants)
3. Driver and Guide: Full-time bus driver + Chinese-speaking tour guide of Chinese descent, or a Chinese-speaking driver of Chinese descent who also serves as a tour guide for the entire trip (Note: If a 9-seat or smaller vehicle is provided, a Chinese-speaking driver of Chinese descent who also serves as a tour guide will be arranged).
4. Meals: Breakfast at the hotel
5. Luggage: 1 checked bag weighing 23 kilograms and 1 carry-on bag

【Fees do not include】
1. Admission tickets to the attractions listed in the itinerary
2. Tips for the driver and tour guide (if the tour is a small group led by a driver who also serves as the tour guide, you will need to pay two tips—one for the driver and one for the tour guide)
3. Single Room Supplement: Guests who do not wish to share a room and request a single room must pay the single room supplement, which must be purchased for the entire trip (if added at the last minute during the tour, double the single room supplement fee will apply).
4. Lunch and dinner: The tour guide will make recommendations; participation is optional.
5. Personal Travel Insurance: When traveling abroad, be sure to purchase insurance to ensure that your rights are protected by the insurance company in the event of personal accidents, such as illness or loss of personal belongings.
6. Financial losses and liability arising from delays or itinerary changes caused by force majeure events such as weather conditions or strikes, or by malfunctions of transportation vehicles such as airplanes, automobiles, or ships
7. Personal expenses such as in-hotel phone calls, faxes, laundry and dry cleaning, pay-per-view TV, haircuts, tobacco and alcohol, beverages, and porter services; other local tour expenses not specified (such as visas, airfare, and travel insurance)
8. All personal expenses and any costs not mentioned in the inclusions

[Additional Information]
1. Children’s Rate Policy: Children under 6 years of age who do not occupy a bed and share a double room with two parents are eligible for a 35% discount; when one adult is accompanied by one child, the child pays the same rate as the adult.
2. The tour guide does not provide guided tours inside the attractions; at some attractions, you will need to pay for a guided tour led by a local, licensed guide. Arrangements are subject to the tour guide’s on-site discretion.
3. If you are concerned that sharing a room with a roommate might disturb your rest, we recommend that you pay the single-room supplement in advance.

[Recommended Activities (at your own expense)]
Required Fields
Iceland City Tax: 15 €

Attraction Ticket Prices
Day Trip to the Snæfellsnes Peninsula: 99€

Additional Out-of-Pocket Expenses
Reykjavík Whale-Watching Experience: 120€
Glacial Lake Boat Tour (May–October) 30–40 minutes
58€ per adult
28€ per child (ages 6–12)
Free / Children (ages 5 and under)
Blue Lake (includes Comfort admission + transportation) 185€
Aircraft Wreckage Shuttle (Small Group) 30€
Iceland Airport Shuttle (Shared Small Group · Keflavík Airport → Reykjavík City Center) 45€
Iceland Airport Shuttle (Shared Small Group · Reykjavík City Center → Keflavík Airport) 45€
3-Hour Blue Ice Cave Adventure (includes round-trip jeep transportation + English-speaking guide + glacier gear + glacier hike) [Available only from November to April] 155 €

Tips for Drivers and Tour Guides
Each guest is required to give a minimum daily tip of 6€ to the driver and guide combined.

The prices listed above are for reference only; in the event of any adjustments, the prices announced at that time shall prevail.
For optional activities, please cooperate with and follow the tour guide’s itinerary; the tour guide’s itinerary takes precedence.

[Refund and Change Policy]
1. Withdrawal from the Group
If cancellation occurs 31 days or more before departure (including the 31st day), the Company will charge 5% of the amount due as stated on the registration order;
15–30 days prior to departure (including the 30th day), our company will charge 20% of the amount due as stated on the registration order;
8 to 14 days prior to departure (including the 14th day), our company will charge 50% of the amount due as stated on the registration order;
If all transportation and hotel reservations have been confirmed within 7 days prior to departure (including the 7th day), our company will not refund the tour fees you have paid;
*Situations Where a Refund Is Requested After a Schedule Change: If a passenger cancels a trip after the itinerary has been reissued, the cancellation terms must be calculated based on the departure date of the original itinerary.
2.Itinerary Changes and Tour Swaps (These terms apply only to switching between multi-day tour itineraries)
If the change is made 31 days or more before departure (including the 31st day), no change fee will be charged;
15–30 days prior to departure (including the 30th day), our company will charge a rebooking fee equal to 10% of the amount due as stated on the registration order;
8 to 14 days prior to departure (including the 14th day), our company will charge a 30% rebooking fee equal to the amount due as indicated on the registration order;
If you cancel 0–7 days (including the 7th day) before departure, all transportation and hotel reservations have already been confirmed, and changes are not permitted. Our company will not refund the tour fees you have paid;
*Cases Where a Ticket Is Rescheduled and Then Rescheduled Again: For a second ticket change made 31 days or more before departure (including the 31st day), a 5% processing fee will be charged.
*These amounts receivable include the base tour fee and additional accommodation charges.
[Note]:
Unless you withdraw from the tour, you may cancel or modify additional hotel stays free of charge up to 7 days before departure; additional stays cannot be canceled or modified within 7 days of departure. If you add a hotel stay on the spot during the tour, a processing fee of 5 euros per person will apply (please note that prices at nearby hotels may increase). Special-rate group tours are non-refundable and non-changeable.
[Note]:
1) If a tour participant is unable to join the tour on time due to special circumstances, they may reschedule for the next tour; the rescheduling terms are as described above.
2) If a tour participant suddenly withdraws from the tour or chooses not to participate in any group activities (such as meals or sightseeing) during the trip, they must personally complete and sign the “Statement of Withdrawal from the Tour” provided by our company; fees paid will not be refunded.
3) All of the above situations must be supported by written notice; otherwise, they will be deemed to have been voluntarily waived, and the Company shall not be held liable in any way.

[Booking Information]

To best protect your interests, please carefully read our “Registration Guidelines and Liability Provisions.” These guidelines contain important information our company provides to members of outbound tour groups and, together with our “Safety Guidelines for Overseas Travel and Other Precautions,” constitute part of the travel contract. Our company reserves the right to interpret the content of this website.

(1) Registration Process and Important Notes

For all registrations made through this website, please carefully read all terms and conditions published on our company website, in the order confirmation, and in the tour notification in advance. Once you submit your order, our company will consider that you have acknowledged and fully agreed to the terms and conditions published by our company. If a tour participant violates any of the rules mentioned in these terms and conditions, the participant shall bear full responsibility for any consequences resulting therefrom.

1. When registering, please first fill out the registration form on our website. Please carefully complete and verify that all information—including your name, gender, ID number, contact information, preferred room type, and pick-up/drop-off locations—is correct. Our company assumes no responsibility for any losses resulting from errors in the registration information provided by the individual; After successful submission, our company will send you an order confirmation. Due to limited seating on tour buses, we will prioritize tour participation based on payment receipt. Ultimately, we will arrange transportation based on group size to ensure one seat per person. After verifying that all information is correct, please arrange payment within the order’s validity period. Failure to pay the full tour fee by the deadline will result in automatic withdrawal from the tour, and our company reserves the right to cancel your order without further notice.

2. Tour participants must ensure that they pay the full tour fee for 100% within the order reservation period, provided that the tour group has been confirmed to depart; Due to limited availability of tour bus seats and hotel rooms, and given that hotel room reservations often have time-sensitive requirements, participants who register within five business days prior to the tour’s departure must proactively complete payment in a timely manner. Otherwise, our agency reserves the right, depending on the specific circumstances, to either hold or cancel such orders without prior consent from the registrant; Any transaction fees incurred regardless of the payment method used shall be borne by the payer; After payment, please send proof of payment (such as a bank counter transfer slip or a screenshot of the successful online transfer confirmation) to our company via email or fax. Be sure to include the corresponding order number in the proof of payment; otherwise, our finance department will be unable to verify which order the payment corresponds to; If, due to a late payment, the tour fee has not been received by two days prior to the end of the tour, our company reserves the right to require the tour participant to provide the tour guide with a cash deposit equivalent to the outstanding tour fee. If it is subsequently verified that a duplicate payment was made, our company will immediately refund the overpaid amount.

3. Our company will confirm your participation in the tour upon receipt of your payment. Three days before the tour departs, you will receive a tour confirmation notice at the email address provided during registration, which will include information such as the tour guide, itinerary, and pick-up and drop-off locations for your reference; Due to network delays or spam filters, participants may not receive the tour confirmation notice 3 days before departure. If this occurs, please contact the relevant staff member for assistance.

4. Our company’s default policy is to pair guests of the same gender in shared rooms. When arranging hotel room types based on participants’ requests at the time of registration, if there are single travelers or an odd number of guests (e.g., 3, 5, 7, etc.), we will arrange shared rooms according to the actual situation. If you do not wish to accept the shared room arrangement, you may choose to pay the additional single-room supplement. In special circumstances—such as during peak travel seasons when individual hotels have insufficient room availability or due to other uncontrollable factors—room types may be subject to change; tour participants must cooperate with our company’s arrangements. If on-site room assignments do not meet a participant’s requirements due to an incorrect gender or room type specified during registration, our company will coordinate and make specific arrangements based on the availability of remaining rooms on the day of check-in; any additional costs incurred as a result shall be borne by the participant.

Note: For travelers who are sharing a room but do not know each other—even if arranged by our company—the personal conduct and behavior of such travelers are in no way the responsibility of our company. In the event of any cultural differences or disputes, neither our company nor the tour guide is obligated to mediate or intervene.

5. If a tour participant needs to leave the tour early due to special circumstances, they must proactively request this at the time of registration or before joining the tour and sign a “Statement of Early Departure.” For each night of accommodation not used, a deduction of 30 euros will be applied (50 euros per night if a single room was booked for the entire trip); if no hotel stays are missed, no reduction will be applied to the tour fee; If a tour participant requests to leave the tour midway during the trip, they must proactively inform the tour guide and sign the “Mid-Tour Departure Declaration Form”; fees paid will not be refunded. Tour participants must provide accurate information regarding their health, identity, and other relevant matters during registration and throughout the trip, truthfully complete all required forms, and comply with all legal procedures. Any expenses or losses incurred due to personal reasons, such as illness during the trip, shall be borne by the participant. Travelers with special medical histories (e.g., those suffering from severe, terminal, or infectious diseases) must disclose this truthfully at the time of registration. Given a traveler’s health condition or other reasons, our company reserves the right to accept or decline the booking.

6. Seniors aged 70 or older who register for a tour must be accompanied by a family member and complete the “Tour Participation Declaration”; if they are not accompanied by a family member but insist on registering for the tour, our company reserves the right to refuse their participation based on the circumstances. Tour participants are solely responsible for any consequences arising from their own actions during the trip.

7. If a participant is pregnant, she must truthfully disclose this information at the time of registration. In principle, participation is not recommended for women who are more than 24 weeks pregnant. If a participant insists on joining the tour, she must be accompanied by a family member and complete the “Liability Waiver”; however, our company reserves the right to refuse participation based on the circumstances. If a participant is less than 24 weeks pregnant and insists on joining the tour, they must be accompanied by a family member and complete the “Tour Participation Declaration”; however, our company reserves the right to refuse participation based on the circumstances. Any consequences arising during the trip due to the participant’s personal reasons shall be borne solely by the participant.

8. Minors participating in the tour must be accompanied by at least one adult who assumes guardianship responsibilities and is responsible for the minor’s safety. The tour participant shall bear full responsibility for any consequences arising during the trip due to the minor’s own actions or the accompanying adult’s failure to provide proper supervision.

9. Tour participants must confirm that all information provided for the tour is accurate and error-free, with personal identification details and contact phone numbers being particularly important. Any consequences resulting from incorrect information provided by the tour participant (such as being unable to cross the border due to an expired personal identification document or a visa type that does not meet the entry requirements of the relevant country; or situations where the tour guide and other relevant staff are unable to contact the participant due to an incorrect mobile phone number provided), the participant shall bear all resulting personal return expenses, transportation costs, travel expenses, and other losses.

10. Applicants are strongly advised not to book any airline tickets or other transportation tickets related to the tour itinerary on their own before their participation in the tour has been confirmed. If an applicant books such tickets based on their own initiative but is ultimately unable to successfully register for the tour, the applicant shall bear all resulting losses.

11. The travel agency may terminate the contract if a tour participant falls under any of the following circumstances (unless otherwise provided by relevant laws or administrative regulations): (1) Suffers from an infectious disease or other illness that may endanger the health and safety of other tour participants; (2) Carries items that endanger public safety and refuses to hand them over to the relevant authorities for handling; (3) Engaging in activities that are illegal or violate public morality; (4) Engaging in activities that seriously affect the rights and interests of other Party A members, and refusing to heed劝阻 or cannot be stopped; (5) Other circumstances stipulated by law that affect the performance of the contract. If the travel agency terminates the contract due to any of the above circumstances, it shall notify the tour member in writing or by other appropriate means and may, at its discretion, deduct necessary expenses before refunding the remaining balance to the tour member.

(2) Tour Fees

1. FeesIncludes::

1) A luxury air-conditioned tour bus or other transportation specified in the itinerary

(Note: Our agency arranges transportation based on group size to ensure one seat per person. Luggage requirements: Each participant may bring one carry-on bag and one piece of checked luggage (the sum of the length, width, and height must not exceed 158 cm, and the weight must not exceed 23 kg).

2) Accommodations at European star-rated hotels, including breakfast at the hotel. (Note: One-day tour itineraries do not include hotel accommodations.)

3) An experienced Chinese tour leader will accompany the group and guide the sightseeing tours.

2. FeesExcludes::

1) Tips for drivers, tour guides, and other staff.

2) The cost of all meals during the trip.

3) Expenses incurred during free time.

4) Admission fees, boat tickets, and bridge tolls for the optional tours listed in the itinerary.

5) Various personal expenses incurred by tour members during the trip, such as: non-complimentary meals on transportation; excess baggage fees; laundry, telephone, telegram, beverage, and alcohol charges during the stay; hotel charges for those extending their stay; medical expenses for personal injury or illness; and fees and compensation for recovering lost personal items.

6) Various health insurance, personal accident insurance, and luggage insurance premiums.

7) Additional expenses resulting from force majeure events such as weather conditions, transportation delays, strikes, vehicle breakdowns, personal issues, and other circumstances beyond the Company’s control.

8) All expenses incurred after leaving the tour group.

9) Other items not included in the “What’s Included” section above.

Our company reserves the right to make the final interpretation regarding any other expenses not listed in the preceding paragraph.

3.In-House ProductsPromotions and Terms of Use

1) Children under 6 years old receive a 35% discount when signing up for standard tours! Children under 6 years old receive a 20% discount when signing up for exclusive small-group tours! *Note: Children do not occupy a bed; please contact us if you need a bed! If one adult is traveling with a child, the child pays the full price.

2) Only one coupon may be used per order.

3) Except for the Travel Pass, which can be used in conjunction with other offers, no other types of offers may be used repeatedly. If multiple offer conditions are met simultaneously, the highest discount will apply; offers cannot be combined.

4. Room-Sharing Service
1) Solo travelers may opt for the room-sharing service. We will arrange for same-sex roommates on your behalf. Regardless of whether a roommate is successfully found, we will not charge you a single-room supplement. Note: If you book within 5 days of departure, we reserve the right to charge a single-room supplement for the entire trip based on actual circumstances. [Note: The free room-sharing service does not apply to accommodations before or after the tour];
2) Solo travelers who sign up for the 【Exclusive Small-Group Chinese Tour】 itinerary and are willing to share a room must first prepay the single-room supplement. If another guest is found to share the room later, the prepaid single-room supplement will be refunded;
3) Some tours do not offer shared-room accommodations. If an odd number of people sign up for such a tour, they must pay the single-room rate to join the group. Examples include tours to the U.S., Canada, Kenya, and Egypt. [Note: Our customer service team will notify you separately regarding tours that do not offer shared-room accommodations.]

(3) Duties of League Members

1. Tour participants must not engage in any illegal activities during the tour.

2. When exercising their rights, League members shall not harm the interests of the state, society, or the collective, nor the lawful rights and interests of others.

3. Observe public order and respect social ethics. Members of the group should respect the dignity of tourism service staff, treat other group members with mutual respect, and assist one another; they should respect local ethnic customs and cultural traditions; it is strictly prohibited to carve or scribble on scenic spots or buildings, and members must not engage in uncivilized behaviors such as spitting on the ground or littering.

4. Make an effort to learn what you need to know for the trip and be mindful of your personal safety. We recommend that tour participants select and purchase their own travel accident insurance and other types of insurance. During the trip, please take good care of your luggage and personal belongings; keep valuables on your person or take other protective measures. Unless a tour member specifically requests otherwise, the travel agency assumes that tour members have already purchased overseas travel insurance on their own and assumes no responsibility for any consequences arising from a customer’s failure to purchase such insurance. (Note: The insurance referred to here refers solely to overseas travel insurance; transportation and recreational activities already include the corresponding insurance required by local law, which is not covered by overseas travel insurance.)

5. When traveling, please check the local weather and keep children safe.

6. If a tour participant voluntarily engages in high-risk activities included in a regular tour itinerary—such as rock climbing, mountaineering, whitewater rafting, scuba diving, bungee jumping, and other activities that may result in personal injury—any resulting disputes, property damage, or personal injury shall be the sole responsibility of the tour participant, and our company shall not be held liable.

(4) Responsibilities

1. The Company reserves the right to change the accommodations, itinerary, order of visits, attractions, and departure dates as necessary based on specific circumstances.

2. In the event of insufficient participants, or changes beyond our control—such as problems with the vessel or engine—we reserve the right to modify or cancel the itinerary. In the event of cancellation, we will refund the full amount paid by tour participants or recommend a similar alternative; we shall not be held liable for any cancellation of the itinerary.

3. In the event of social unrest, terrorist activities, major infectious disease outbreaks, natural disasters, acts of God, disturbances, murders, riots, war, or other catastrophic events beyond the Company’s control that may seriously endanger the personal safety of tour participants, as well as unforeseen circumstances such as weather, transportation issues, or strikes, the Company reserves the right to cancel or substitute any tour activity prior to or after departure, and to shorten or extend the itinerary, provided that tour participants are notified in advance. The Company shall not be held liable for any additional expenses or losses resulting therefrom, and tour participants may not use such circumstances as grounds to object or withdraw from the tour.

4. As public safety conditions vary from country to country, tour participants are advised to be mindful of their personal safety and traffic safety, and to keep their valuables and luggage secure. In the event of any loss or damage resulting from loss, theft, or robbery during the trip, please notify the tour leader immediately and report the incident to the police. Our company assumes no legal liability;

5. Tour participants must carry valid passports, visa pages, residence permits, and other required documents at all times. If a participant withdraws from the tour midway due to issues with their documents or passport, they will be solely responsible for the consequences, and the remaining tour fees will not be refunded. If this disrupts the normal itinerary of other tour members, the participant shall be liable for appropriate compensation.

6. If a tour participant experiences an accident during the trip (such as an accident occurring while participating in recreational or game activities, or illness, death, a fall, or injury resulting from personal activities, or a violation of the regulations and guidelines stated in our company’s terms and conditions) that results in personal injury, death, or property damage, the participant shall bear all related liability and expenses; Our company shall bear no responsibility for such injuries, fatalities, or property damage; should our company incur any losses as a result, the tour member shall be liable for compensation.

7. If a tour participant intentionally fails to comply with the rules or interferes with the group’s normal activities or interests, the Company’s tour leader has the right to revoke that participant’s eligibility to participate in the tour. Fees paid will not be refunded, and the Company assumes no responsibility for any actions taken by that participant after leaving the group.

8. All times listed in the itinerary are approximate. Actual arrival times may be delayed due to various unforeseeable circumstances, such as weather, traffic jams, traffic accidents, holiday events, riots, or strikes. We appreciate your understanding. If tour participants have subsequent travel plans requiring them to take other modes of transportation to other cities, we strongly recommend allowing at least 3 hours of buffer time to avoid inconvenience caused by delays or disruptions to their itinerary. Our company assumes no responsibility for any losses incurred during self-arranged itineraries resulting from participants’ failure to allow sufficient buffer time.

(5) Safety Guidelines for Travel Abroad and Other Important Notes

I. Important Reminder                                                      

1. Some attractions in Europe offer student discounts, so students are advised to bring their student ID cards.

2. Plug standards vary across European countries (for example, plugs in Italy and Switzerland differ from those used in Germany); if necessary, please bring your own adapter plugs.

3. For safety reasons, European bus companies require that children of all ages occupy a seat; Since most tour buses do not provide child safety seats, parents traveling with children under 3 years of age are advised to bring their own. However, please note that one child safety seat can only occupy one seat on the bus, so we cannot guarantee that all personally brought safety seats will be compatible with the tour bus.

II. Safety Guidelines                                                      

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1. The weather in Europe can be unpredictable, so be sure to bring a raincoat and a warm jacket.

2. Please take good care of your personal belongings and luggage; the company assumes no responsibility for any loss or theft.

3. Clearly write your name and contact information on your luggage for identification purposes and to facilitate its return if it is found. If your luggage is lost, notify the relevant organizations (such as hotels or airlines) as soon as possible and report it to the police. If the luggage cannot be recovered, be sure to keep the police report to file a claim with the relevant organization or insurance company (if you have purchased insurance).

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1. Hotel Breakfast: In Europe, it is customary to have a simple breakfast; hotel breakfasts typically consist only of bread, coffee, tea, and juice. All hotels arranged by our agency include a buffet breakfast;

2. Bring bottled water and snacks with you in case of an emergency, especially for the elderly and children.

3. Do not drink unclean water, and under no circumstances should you eat food that is unsanitary or has an unusual odor or has gone bad;

4. Do not accept or consume cigarettes, food, or drinks offered by strangers.

5. To prevent health issues caused by changes in climate and environment while traveling, be sure to bring any medications you regularly use or are accustomed to taking. If you have a chronic medical condition, you should carry your medical records in case of an emergency. Never take medication provided by others without consulting a doctor first.

6. Our agency does not provide or arrange for alcohol consumption. Tour participants who enjoy drinking should strictly limit their alcohol intake during the trip. In the event of excessive drinking, disorderly conduct, disruption of public order, infringement upon others’ rights, or financial loss to third parties, the person responsible shall bear full liability.

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1. Hotel Amenities:

① European cities tend to be smaller, and the number of hotels in city centers is extremely limited; moreover, these hotels are generally small and have outdated facilities, falling short of the standards of comparable hotels in China.

② European hotels do not provide toothbrushes, toothpaste, or slippers, so please bring your own toiletries.

③ Be sure to check that the amenities provided by the hotel are complete and undamaged. If any items are missing or damaged, please report it immediately to a hotel staff member or your tour guide.

④ Due to various factors—such as environmental considerations, the long history of these establishments, and Europe’s relatively cool climate—many hotels do not have air conditioning.

⑤ Hotels in Italy tend to be older, and they generally provide blankets, which are usually stored in the closet in your room. If there are none, please contact the front desk to request one.

⑥ If you need one, please bring your own compact travel hair dryer.

⑦ German-style double beds typically consist of one large bed with two sets of bedding; whether guests prefer one large bed or two single beds, this bed configuration is common throughout most of Europe.

2. Hotel Dining:

① European hotels do not provide hot drinking water in their guest rooms.

② Please be mindful of your food—don’t waste it, and don’t take any home.

③ Since breakfast hours vary from hotel to hotel in Europe, please be sure to arrive at the restaurant early, in accordance with the hotel’s schedule, to avoid missing out on breakfast due to late arrival caused by personal circumstances.

④ There is a certain gap between hotel dining in these countries and that in China. Breakfasts are relatively simple (German breakfasts are quite substantial, while Italian breakfasts are the simplest, consisting only of bread and coffee), and lunch and dinner are not particularly lavish either; both the quantity and quality fall significantly short of domestic standards.

3. Safety Tips for Hotel Stays:

① Please keep your valuables secure at all times. Do not leave them in your hotel room. Avoid carrying large amounts of cash, expensive watches, or jewelry. Keep your travel documents and personal belongings safe, and carry a set of photocopies of your travel documents and credit cards in case you need to apply for replacements if they are lost. Our company assumes no responsibility for any loss or theft. ② Please do not smoke in your hotel room; any fines imposed by the hotel as a result will be the responsibility of the person at fault.

③ After checking into the hotel, you should review the hotel’s safety guidelines, check whether the windows in your room can be opened, locate the fire safety equipment, and familiarize yourself with the hotel’s emergency exits, the locations of the fire escapes, and the evacuation routes.

④ Do not casually disclose the name of your hotel or your room number to strangers. Do not allow strangers or people claiming to be hotel maintenance staff to enter your room without permission. Always lock your door when entering or leaving your room. Before going to sleep, make sure your door and window are closed and that the security lock is engaged. It is best to keep your belongings close to you rather than near the window or in other exposed areas.

⑤ When tour members staying at a hotel need to go out, they should inform the tour guide and pick up a business card from the hotel front desk. The card contains the hotel’s address and phone number; if they get lost, they can use the address on the card to ask for help.

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1. Getting on and off the bus:

① All tour participants must arrive on time for the meeting and departure. Please arrive at the boarding location 15 minutes early. Our tour bus will not wait for latecomers. Participants who fail to meet at the agreed-upon time and location for departure, or who are unable to join the tour en route, will be considered to have voluntarily withdrawn from the tour, and no refunds will be issued.

② The boarding and disembarking times listed on this webpage are estimated. The specific boarding and disembarking locations are subject to confirmation by our company. (In the event that our bus is unable to arrive at the boarding location on time due to traffic conditions or other unforeseen circumstances, or if there are last-minute changes to the schedule, we will notify you promptly. Please be patient and wait.)

③ Passenger buses are divided into three types: large buses, medium-sized buses, and 9-seat minibuses. Large buses generally have a dedicated luggage compartment, while medium-sized buses and 9-seat minibuses have relatively limited luggage space. Given the limited space in the luggage compartments, we recommend that you avoid bringing too much luggage when traveling. Our company will arrange transportation based on the final group size to ensure one seat per person.

④ To avoid overcrowding at tourist attractions, bus parking areas in most European cities are located some distance from the attractions. Drivers are not permitted to park arbitrarily, and violators will be subject to heavy fines. In some cases, the boarding and alighting points may be a short distance from the attractions. We kindly ask all tour members for their understanding.

2. Safety Tips for Riding a Bus:

① Smoking is prohibited inside the vehicle.

② Please do not bring any prohibited items.

③ Do not tamper with any items in the vehicle to avoid unnecessary damage.

④ While the bus is making a temporary stop, please follow the tour guide’s instructions and do not wander off.

⑤ When tour members get off the bus to sightsee, dine, or shop, please make sure to close the bus windows and keep your valuables with you at all times; the travel agency assumes no responsibility for any loss or theft.

⑥ Since the trip is very long and the vehicle will be carrying a heavy load along the way, if the vehicle breaks down and disrupts the itinerary, the travel agency will take prompt remedial action; we ask that tour members cooperate fully.

III. Other Information and Precautions                                         

1. Please comply with local laws and regulations.

2. Please be sure to carry the necessary documents and a valid passport with you at all times.

3. When participating in group activities, follow the instructions of the group leader or tour guide and avoid straying from the group to ensure your safety.

4. Before participating in any high-risk activities, you must assess your personal health and physical abilities and follow the safety guidelines for those activities, such as wearing a life jacket, fastening your seatbelt, and wearing appropriate or designated clothing. We kindly ask tour members to avoid participating in these activities as much as possible during free time on the tour. If a tour member insists on participating, they do so at their own risk.

5. Do not participate in recreational activities that may be illegal.

6. Pay attention to and heed all warnings, such as not wandering around or feeding the animals inside the wildlife park.

7. When visiting areas with high crime rates, be especially vigilant and avoid going out alone.