Update (Feb. 5, 6:42 p.m. ET): Due to the popularity of this deal several dates in Boston and New York are sold out at the $529 price.  These include Boston (March 27, April 18, 25) and New York (all dates).    

See the legendary Northern Lights and the spouting hot springs of Geysir in Iceland this spring for $529 per person. This is less than the cost of the airfare alone and is more than $300 cheaper than self-packaging.

Icelandair's Golden Circle Getaway package includes:

• Roundtrip airfare to Reykjavik from New York City (JFK), Boston or Seattle on Icelandair
• Two nights at the Icelandair Hotel Loftleidir, the only hotel in Iceland that guarantees check in for North American arrivals, starting at 9 a.m. Add additional nights for $45 per person, per night
• Daily Scandinavian breakfast buffet
• A full day Golden Circle Classic tour which includes visits to a geothermal area in the scenic landscape of Lake Thingvallavatn, Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss - Iceland's most famous waterfall, and the hot springs of Geysir and Strokkur

This offer is available for travel on select departure dates between March-April:

• Boston: March 20, 27; April 13, 18, 19, 23-26
• New York: April 15, 16, 23
• Seattle: March 7, 9, 14, 21
• Other dates in March and April are available at slightly higher prices

Note: The price displayed on the Icelandair site will be $605 and includes all taxes and fees.

Click here to book directly with Icelandair. Once the page loads:

1. Click the blue Book Now tab on the page
2. Select your departure city (Boston, Seattle or New York)
3. Select departure date 
4. Select 3 nights as the number of nights. The first night of your itinerary will be spent on the flight to Iceland from North America.

About the Hotel: Hotel Loftleidir amenities include the popular Lon restaurant, a stylish cocktail lounge, beauty salon, Chinese reflexology spa and an indoor swimming pool. Guest rooms feature satellite TVs. Free shuttle service is provided to Old Town Reykjavik. The hotel is a close walk to the the Nautholsvik geothermal beach.