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  - ChileMy time in Chile was spent enjoying walking around Santiago, enjoying the beaches/nightlife/new years in Valparaiso, to getting as far south as I’ve ever been to enjoy the gorgeous views of Patagonia. Enjoyed a four day backpacking trip around the W of Torres Del Paine. Very friendly locals, good exchange rate from the US, and delicious wine and coffee everywhere I went. My first experience of South America and I was blown away by how great it was. Would go back again in a heart beat.
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$99 Fares to Iceland!

Published by Jason on September 17, 2015

Ever wanted to go to Iceland? Got a couple hundred bucks? Live in or could you easily get to Boston or Baltimore? Then go!

The Iceland based airline WOW Air just announced $99 one-fares from the US to Reykjavik, Iceland! These fares are available for flights October 5 through December 14, 2015 and January 11, through March 14, 2016. These incredibly low fares most likely won’t last so if Iceland has been on your radar I highly suggest looking into it. The US hubs include Boston and Baltimore and unfortunately you aren’t able to get connecting flights to other US cities. But if you can drive or find a cheap flight to one of these two airports, then it could definitely be worth it!

Source: $99 Fares to Iceland! – Deals We Like

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Jason has been writing his adventures for a number of years now. He's the main contributor for JasonGetsAround.com as it's him actually going places. He is a world traveler, adventurer, storyteller, kickball player, pool shark, software engineer, and a licensed pilot.

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