Road Scholar

Highlights

• Walk along Iceland’s Golden Circle and explore Thingvellir National Park
• Soak in the healing waters of the Blue Lagoon and learn why its mineral-rich properties provide treatment for many skin ailments
• In Nuuk, sample local Greenlandic specialties after a walk through the capital's old town

Highlights

• I’m comfortable with some walking throughout the day
• I expect to get on and off of a coach, and I’m ready to stroll through cities and to stand for a few hours when we’re learning in museums

Highlights

• I like to spend much of the day exploring
• Whether walking through historic neighborhoods at a moderate pace or out and about on a coach, I prefer to keep my days full
• Stairs don’t bother me, and I love to keep up with the group

Highlights

• From the VIP vantage point of the Pearl Observatory restaurant Perlan, view one of the most spectacular displays of fireworks in the world.
• Learn about Icelandic folk culture as you explore the turf homes, schoolhouse and artifact collections of the Skogar Museum.
• Soak in the mineral-rich, geothermally heated waters of the famous Blue Lagoon.

Highlights

• Ride a snowcat to the top of Vatnajokull, Iceland’s largest glacier.
• Discover amazing geological features like the Gullfoss waterfall, the Great Geysir and the Blue Lagoon.
• Meet Icelandic families and enjoy home-cooked meals daily, sampling specialties like lamb, fresh fish and berry-topped skyr.

Highlights

• I’m comfortable with some walking throughout the day
• I expect to get on and off of a coach, and I’m ready to stroll through cities and to stand for a few hours when we’re learning in museums

Highlights

• With a Road Scholar expert, stroll Amsterdam’s arched bridges and watery passageways to 100-year-old Albert Cuyp Market and sample stroopwafel, a signature Dutch syrup waffle.
• From Reykjavik, a field trip into central Iceland unveils the jewel of Thingvellir national park, the world’s best and most fascinating example of continental drift.
• In New York City, experience Ellis Island, where 40 percent of U.S. citizens can trace an ancestor’s arrival, explore the Met, see a Broadway show or walk architect Frederick Law Olmsted’s gem — Central Park.

Highlights

• I love pushing myself, and I can keep a steady pace on rugged and steep terrain
• This is as challenging as it gets? Great
• Let’s do this
• At the end of the day, I want to feel like I’ve had a real workout