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Multi-Day Tours5-Day Northern Lights Hunt & Glacier Lagoon Tour

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5-Day Northern Lights Hunt & Glacier Lagoon Tour

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WINTER SEASON 2026-2027

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€

960

per person in double room

Visit the Golden Circle, Jökulsárlón and other iconic attractions while hunting for the Northern Lights.

Availability:

Sept – Apr

Duration:

5

day guided tour

Guided languages:

English

Accommodation:

4

nights accomodation with breakfast

Description

5 Day Northern Lights Tour of Iceland in a Small Group

Our guided 5-Day Northern Lights tour offers an exploration of some of Iceland's most spectacular locations on the south coast. Highlights include the famous Geysir hot spring area, the picturesque Gullfoss, Skógafoss, and Seljalandsfoss waterfalls, the unique Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, Reynisfjara Black Beach, Þingvellir National Park, and much more on this multi-day tour.

The itinerary is carefully crafted to maximize your chances of encountering the captivating Northern Lights.

We visit Friðheimar Farm, where we explore greenhouses that use geothermal energy to grow tomatoes and cucumbers year-round. Blue Lagoon admission and a Blue Ice Cave experience on Vatnajökull Glacier are available as optional extras.

By reserving this 5-Day Northern Lights tour, you will have your south coast adventure completely sorted. You won't need to drive in winter conditions or look for a place to spend the night; it will already be prepared for you.

Northern Light Tour Highlights

  • Northern Lights sightings, weather permitting.
  • Wander through Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site
  • Experience the raw power of the Geysir geothermal area
  • Admire the breathtaking Gullfoss waterfall as it cascades into the Hvítá river canyon
  • Marvel at the ethereal beauty of Jökulsárlón where icebergs drift serenely in the turquoise waters
  • Stroll along Diamond Beach, where glittering ice fragments from Jökulsárlón are scattered across the black sand
  • Stand behind the cascading waters of Seljalandsfoss‍
  • Be awed by the sheer power of Skógafoss, a waterfall known for its thundering cascade and frequent rainbows.
  • Walk along the black sand shores of Reynisfjara, with its striking basalt columns and the powerful waves crashing against the coast
  • Visit the charming village of Vík, nestled between towering cliffs and the sea
  • Visit Friðheimar Farm, where you can explore a greenhouse filled with tomato plants and learn about sustainable agriculture
  • Optional relaxing in the soothing, mineral-rich waters of the Blue Lagoon
  • Experience a Blue Ice Cave on Vatnajökull Glacier as an optional extra
  • Capture amazing photo opportunities throughout the journey

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Attractions Highlights

Itinerary

Day 

1

Arrive in Iceland

Make your own way to your hotel in Reykjavík. Airport transfers can be arranged through us.

Accommodation in Reykjavík is included in your tour package.

*prices of optional services, including convenient airport transfer, are shown in the next step of the booking process.

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Day Highlights

  • Reykjavík, explore on your own
  • Drive through the moonlike Reykjanes Peninsula

Included

  • One-night accommodation

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Hótel Klettur

Klettur Hotel is a modern and centrally located 3-star hotel in Reykjavík, offering comfortable rooms and easy access to the city's attractions.

Klettur Hotel is a stylish and cozy 3-star hotel in Iceland located in the heart of Reykjavík. It is so called because it contains the rock (Icelandic: klettur) that runs through it, which lends it its special charm. It combines comfort with the style of Iceland, so it is the perfect place to make use of when exploring the city.

The hotel is centrally positioned close to the central shopping street, Laugavegur, and is close proximity to the major attractions, restaurants, bars, and stores. It's the perfect departure point for visitors to Iceland who are interested in exploring the cultural life and nightlife of the city.

Hótel Klettur Rooms & Amenities

Hotel Klettur has 166 modern rooms in Standard, Superior, and Deluxe categories. Some rooms provide beautiful views of the sea and mountains, while all rooms include free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, work desks, and essentials for tea and coffee-making. In every room there's also a private bathroom with complimentary toiletries.

Hotel guests can enjoy a variety of options at the breakfast buffet and grab an afternoon drink at the lobby bar. For business travelers, Hotel Klettur also provides meeting and conference rooms, equipped with essential technology, making it suitable for small gatherings and corporate events. The hotel also offers 26 free parking spaces in the garage, on a first-come, first-served basis. And guests also have access to a 24-hour reception that has round-the-clock assistance.

Hotel Klettur is a fully accessible hotel, with rooms and facilities designed for guests with disabilities.

Attractions around Hótel Klettur

Hotel Klettur is ideally located in Reykjavík and close to many of the city’s main attractions. Just a short walk from the hotel guests will find Laugavegur the city's main main shopping and dining street.

About 15 minutes from the hotel at Reykjavík Harbor guests will find museums including the Reykjavík Art Museum and The Settlement Exhibition. These museums show the history, culture and art of Iceland and the Viking past. Hallgrímskirkja, Reykjavík’s famous landmark church, is just a 15-minute walk away, where visitors can take the elevator to the top for panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains.

Guests who want to experience the local life will enjoy the hotel's proximity to Sundhöllin, Reykjavík’s oldest geothermal swimming pool, located just a short stroll away. Those looking for a deeper connection with Iceland’s nature can take a quick drive or bus ride to Perlan. The glass dome building hosts unique museum including an indoor ice cave, and an interactive exhibits on Iceland’s volcanoes and glaciers, and also features an observation deck with 360-degree views of Reykjavík. 

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Day 

2

The Golden Circle

Meet your guide at the hotel lobby at 08:45.

Start your adventure with the Golden Circle tour, where you'll experience some of Iceland's most iconic attractions. Begin your journey at Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its historical and geological significance. Next, visit the Geysir hot spring area, home to the original geyser and its active neighbor, Strokkur, which erupts spectacularly every few minutes.

Continue to Friðheimar, a unique geothermal greenhouse where you'll see how tomatoes and other plants are grown year-round using sustainable energy. Then, marvel at Gullfoss, the majestic golden waterfall, renowned for its breathtaking beauty and powerful cascades.

After dark, the hotel in the Vík area is perfectly located for viewing the Northern Lights, given that conditions are right. You can enjoy the dancing lights from the hotel or from the hotel grounds if you’re up for an evening stroll.

If the weather permits, you can enjoy the evening admiring this magnificent natural phenomenon.

Day Highlights

  • Gullfoss waterfall
  • Geysir area
  • Þingvellir
  • Friðheimar
  • Northern Lights (weather permitting)

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Included

  • Hotel breakfast
  • Visit to Golden Circle highlights
  • Visit to Friðheimar and stables
  • Guided tour as per itinerary
  • One-night accommodation

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Hótel Katla

Hotel Katla is a three star hotel located in South of Iceland, only 5 km (3 miles) east of the charming village of Vík and conveniently located from black sand beaches and glacier wonders in the South.

Hotel Katla, located near the charming village of Vík in southern Iceland, offers a comfortable stay surrounded by stunning landscapes. With spacious rooms, an on-site restaurant, and easy access to attractions like Reynisfjara beach and Dyrhólaey, it's an ideal base for exploring the region's natural wonders. The hotel's serene setting, with views of glaciers and mountains, adds to the experience, making it perfect for both relaxation and adventure.

The hotel is one the best located hotels in Iceland to view the Northern Lights in winter.

Standard rooms

The Standard Rooms are full of country charm, with a cosy, Scandinavian summer-house style. A comfortable and welcoming base for your travels, including access to the outdoor hot tub and sauna. The room can be set as a double or twin.

Size: 20–25 m²

Facilities: Comfortable beds, flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, private bathroom with shower, hairdryer, tea and coffee-making facilities, and a small desk.

The Restaurant

The restaurant offers a warm and inviting dining experience with a focus on local Icelandic cuisine. The restaurant features a menu that highlights fresh, locally sourced ingredients, including Icelandic lamb, seafood, and regional vegetables. Guests can enjoy a variety of dishes that blend traditional Icelandic flavors with modern culinary techniques.

The cozy atmosphere, complemented by panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and glaciers, makes it an ideal spot for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The restaurant also offers a well-curated selection of wines and Icelandic beers, ensuring a delightful dining experience for every guest.

Wellness Area and Bar

Hotel Katla's wellness area provides a relaxing retreat after a day of exploring Iceland's rugged landscapes. Guests can unwind in the outdoor hot tubs, surrounded by stunning views of the mountains and glaciers. The wellness area also features a sauna, offering the perfect way to relax and rejuvenate.

The cozy bar at Hotel Katla is the ideal place to relax in the evening. With a selection of Icelandic beers, fine wines, and crafted cocktails, the bar offers a welcoming atmosphere where guests can enjoy a drink by the fireplace or catch up with fellow travelers. The bar’s laid-back vibe and comfortable seating make it a great spot to unwind after a day of adventure.

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Day 

3

White Glaciers, Black Sands & Tranquil Lagoons

We head east, along the southern shore, to the unique Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon and the Diamond Beach. The Lagoon developed around 60 years ago with a continuous process of calving and falling icebergs from the glacier tongue Breiðamerkurjökull. These icebergs are seen in two shades: milky white and bright blue, an interplay of light and ice crystals. The Lagoon is filled with fishes that drift in from the sea along with the tides. Seals gather in large numbers at the mouth of the Lagoon to catch the fish during winter, which is a sight to be seen.

Located nearby, visit the Diamond Beach, renowned for its stunning black sand covered with sparkling icebergs that have washed ashore. These icebergs, originating from the glacier lagoon, create a breathtaking contrast against the dark volcanic sand, making it a popular spot for photographers and nature enthusiasts. The ever-changing landscape of ice fragments glistening in the sunlight provides a unique and mesmerizing experience.

Next, you have the option to join a blue ice cave tour on Vatnajökull Glacier for an additional cost. Guests who choose this optional experience will have the chance to explore one of Iceland’s extraordinary natural wonders up close. Those not taking part in the ice cave tour will visit Fjallsárlón Glacier Lagoon instead, a beautiful and less crowded lagoon known for its floating icebergs, peaceful atmosphere and impressive views of the glacier. Both options offer a memorable way to experience the stunning beauty of southeast Iceland.

On the return journey, travel through the stunning Vatnajökull National Park. This vast protected area is home to Europe’s largest glacier, dramatic mountain peaks, and powerful waterfalls cascading into deep valleys. The landscape is shaped by both ice and fire, with signs of ancient volcanic activity visible amid the lush green vegetation and glacial rivers. It’s a place where Iceland’s raw natural forces come together to create truly breathtaking scenery.

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Day Highlights

  • Jökulsárlón
  • Diamond Beach
  • Fjallsárlón Glacier Lagoon
  • Vatnajökull National Park

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Included

  • Hotel breakfast
  • Guided visit to south coast highlights
  • One-night accommodation

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Hótel Katla

Hotel Katla is a three star hotel located in South of Iceland, only 5 km (3 miles) east of the charming village of Vík and conveniently located from black sand beaches and glacier wonders in the South.

Hotel Katla, located near the charming village of Vík in southern Iceland, offers a comfortable stay surrounded by stunning landscapes. With spacious rooms, an on-site restaurant, and easy access to attractions like Reynisfjara beach and Dyrhólaey, it's an ideal base for exploring the region's natural wonders. The hotel's serene setting, with views of glaciers and mountains, adds to the experience, making it perfect for both relaxation and adventure.

The hotel is one the best located hotels in Iceland to view the Northern Lights in winter.

Standard rooms

The Standard Rooms are full of country charm, with a cosy, Scandinavian summer-house style. A comfortable and welcoming base for your travels, including access to the outdoor hot tub and sauna. The room can be set as a double or twin.

Size: 20–25 m²

Facilities: Comfortable beds, flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, private bathroom with shower, hairdryer, tea and coffee-making facilities, and a small desk.

The Restaurant

The restaurant offers a warm and inviting dining experience with a focus on local Icelandic cuisine. The restaurant features a menu that highlights fresh, locally sourced ingredients, including Icelandic lamb, seafood, and regional vegetables. Guests can enjoy a variety of dishes that blend traditional Icelandic flavors with modern culinary techniques.

The cozy atmosphere, complemented by panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and glaciers, makes it an ideal spot for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The restaurant also offers a well-curated selection of wines and Icelandic beers, ensuring a delightful dining experience for every guest.

Wellness Area and Bar

Hotel Katla's wellness area provides a relaxing retreat after a day of exploring Iceland's rugged landscapes. Guests can unwind in the outdoor hot tubs, surrounded by stunning views of the mountains and glaciers. The wellness area also features a sauna, offering the perfect way to relax and rejuvenate.

The cozy bar at Hotel Katla is the ideal place to relax in the evening. With a selection of Icelandic beers, fine wines, and crafted cocktails, the bar offers a welcoming atmosphere where guests can enjoy a drink by the fireplace or catch up with fellow travelers. The bar’s laid-back vibe and comfortable seating make it a great spot to unwind after a day of adventure.

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Day 

4

Volcanoes, Waterfalls and the Blue Lagoon

On this day, we will enjoy a ride along the south coast of Iceland. This coastal road offers views of glacier tongues, waterfalls, rugged hills, black sand beaches, and its famous volcanoes. We visit the black sand beach at Reynisfjara to view the geological formation and the smashing waves. Be careful not to step too close as the waves can be dangerous.

Next, stop and admire the majestic Skógafoss Waterfall before driving to Seljalandsfoss Waterfall, with a height of 60 m. Here you can walk behind the waterfall but dress well, as the water mist behind the waterfall can make you wet.

The final highlight before getting back to Reykjavik is the spectacular Blue Lagoon. The Blue Lagoon is on the National Geographic list of 25 wonders of the world, claiming it is a geothermal gift of nature. Enjoy soaking in the mineral-rich water with its fine silica mud experience (this is an optional extra).

From the Blue Lagoon, we head to Reykjavik and drop you off at your hotel.

*prices of optional activities are shown in the next step of the booking process.

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Day Highlights

  • Reynisfjara beach
  • Skógafoss
  • Seljalandsfoss
  • Blue Lagoon

Included

  • Hotel breakfast
  • Guided visit to south coast highlights
  • Visit to Blue Lagoon (bathing optional)
  • One-night accommodation
  • Drop off in Reykjavík

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Hótel Klettur

Klettur Hotel is a modern and centrally located 3-star hotel in Reykjavík, offering comfortable rooms and easy access to the city's attractions.

Klettur Hotel is a stylish and cozy 3-star hotel in Iceland located in the heart of Reykjavík. It is so called because it contains the rock (Icelandic: klettur) that runs through it, which lends it its special charm. It combines comfort with the style of Iceland, so it is the perfect place to make use of when exploring the city.

The hotel is centrally positioned close to the central shopping street, Laugavegur, and is close proximity to the major attractions, restaurants, bars, and stores. It's the perfect departure point for visitors to Iceland who are interested in exploring the cultural life and nightlife of the city.

Hótel Klettur Rooms & Amenities

Hotel Klettur has 166 modern rooms in Standard, Superior, and Deluxe categories. Some rooms provide beautiful views of the sea and mountains, while all rooms include free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, work desks, and essentials for tea and coffee-making. In every room there's also a private bathroom with complimentary toiletries.

Hotel guests can enjoy a variety of options at the breakfast buffet and grab an afternoon drink at the lobby bar. For business travelers, Hotel Klettur also provides meeting and conference rooms, equipped with essential technology, making it suitable for small gatherings and corporate events. The hotel also offers 26 free parking spaces in the garage, on a first-come, first-served basis. And guests also have access to a 24-hour reception that has round-the-clock assistance.

Hotel Klettur is a fully accessible hotel, with rooms and facilities designed for guests with disabilities.

Attractions around Hótel Klettur

Hotel Klettur is ideally located in Reykjavík and close to many of the city’s main attractions. Just a short walk from the hotel guests will find Laugavegur the city's main main shopping and dining street.

About 15 minutes from the hotel at Reykjavík Harbor guests will find museums including the Reykjavík Art Museum and The Settlement Exhibition. These museums show the history, culture and art of Iceland and the Viking past. Hallgrímskirkja, Reykjavík’s famous landmark church, is just a 15-minute walk away, where visitors can take the elevator to the top for panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains.

Guests who want to experience the local life will enjoy the hotel's proximity to Sundhöllin, Reykjavík’s oldest geothermal swimming pool, located just a short stroll away. Those looking for a deeper connection with Iceland’s nature can take a quick drive or bus ride to Perlan. The glass dome building hosts unique museum including an indoor ice cave, and an interactive exhibits on Iceland’s volcanoes and glaciers, and also features an observation deck with 360-degree views of Reykjavík. 

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Day 

5

Good-bye Iceland

On your last day you make your way to Keflavík Airport. Airport transfers can be arranged through us.

*prices of optional services, including convenient airport transfer, are shown in the next step of the booking process.

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Day Highlights

  • Reykjavík, explore on your own

Included

  • Hotel breakfast

What’s included

  • Pickup and drop-off at your hotel or a nearby bus stop
  • Small group tour in spacious vehicle
  • No restrictions on luggage allowance
  • Free Wi-Fi on board the coach
  • Expert guidance from a professional local guide
  • Accommodation in Reykjavík, private bathroom for 2 nights
  • Accommodation in Vík area, private bathroom for 2 nights
  • Breakfast at the hotels
  • Visit to Friðheimar Geothermal Farm
  • Northern Lights, conditions permitting
  • Amazing Stops

Optional add-ons

  • Airport shuttle transfer with Flybus
  • Comfort admission at the Blue Lagoon including mud mask, towel and 1 drink (non-alcoholic)
  • Blue Ice Cave Experience (Nov-Apr)
  • Pre- and post nights in Reykjavík

Tips and trivia

  • The colors of the northern lights depend on the types of gas and distance from the ionosphere
  • At Þingvellir National Park you can virtually walk from America to Europe
  • The word "geyser" originates from the Icelandic Geysir
  • Always stay on marked paths for your safety

Additional information

  • The booking engine calculates the rates per room. So if you are two simply pick one double room.
  • For the same tour without accommodation in Reykjavík please book the 3 Day Northern Lights Tour.

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Northern Lights Hunt Tour

The tour is perfect if you are looking to cover major attractions of Iceland. It is value for money and recommended if you are travelling to Iceland for the first time. The accommodation provided is excellent and the guide and the bus throughout was very very comfortable and guide was always available in case of any questions. Please book a tour guide with Ellert who is absolutely fabulous. I would recommend this trip to everyone who are visiting Iceland for the first time.

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Nadeem

23.03.2025

Fantastic, well organised tour that showed how amazing Iceland really is!

A really well organised tour that took us to all the best spots! We managed to see so many amazing sights that were so much better than I expected — glaciers, icebergs, waterfalls, geysirs, diamond beach etc. Even though we saw so much it did not feel too rushed, and we always had the right amount of time to walk around the area. The hotels they picked were both good quality and in great locations. The hotel near Vik was especially great with amazing food, beautiful location and a sauna, hot tub and gym. The guide gave us lots of interesting facts about the history, sights and culture of Iceland. This tour was way better than I expected and I would recommend to anyone who has this amount of time in Iceland.

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CherryBlossomGirl88

13.01.2025

5 Day Northern Lights & Glacier Lagoon Feb 2025

We travelled 13 - 17 Feb and had a great time, arriving late afternoon to Rekjavik gave us time to explore the sights and lucky enough to see the Northern Lights. The following days were full according to the well planned itinery, allowing enough time to see everything but not feeling rushed, nor feeling that we were hanging around. Our driver (Peter) was great, knowledgeable, informative with a wonderful sense of humour filling travel time with personal stories. Hotels were absolutely fine for the time we were there and great location (Hotel Klettur in Rekjavik and Hotel Katla in Vik) Food and drink was expensive but we knew to expect this. Would just advise against visiting the IceBar, it's an absolute waste of time and money with poor ice sculptures and cheap fizz that tasted awful. Can see that most reviews for ice bar are of a similar vein. But that didn't affect our overall enjoyment of visitngIcsland, we answered why people retun time and again.Don't hesitate- just book it 😀

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Cathy N.

25.02.2025

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I wear on a Northern Lights Tour?

Dressing warm is the number one rule. More layers don’t always mean more warmth, that’s why we recommend thermal underwear, layered with fleece or down and then a wind- and/or waterproof outer layer like snow pants and a jacket. Don’t forget warm socks and mittens, good shoes, a hat and throw on a scarf just to be safe.

Please keep in mind that Northern Light Tours are operated in late winter evenings when temperature can drop well below 0°C (32°F).

Are there any age restrictions for the tours?

We do welcome participants of all ages, however we do not recommend consecutive multi-day tours for children under the age of five due to the long days.

Travelers of all ages join our tour on the regular. If you have difficulty participating in any of the activities included in any of the tours, you are welcome to hang back and skip it.

If you have concerns about joining any of the tours please contact us and we’re happy to advise you.

My departure flight is the same day as the tour ends, can I make it?

Yes you can. For your convenience we’ve organized the tour so that it accounts for your day of departure. You can even add a private airport transfer with us directly. Just add the service during the second step of the booking process.

The last night of the tour you’ll spend the night at a hotel in Reykjavík giving you a relaxing and comfortable night's sleep before your departure flight on the final day.

What can I expect at the Blue Lagoon?

All guests will visit the Blue Lagoon and spend around two hours on site — whether you’ve chosen to bathe in the lagoon or not. Those with an admission ticket can enjoy a relaxing soak in the warm, mineral-rich waters, while others can take a walk through the surrounding lava fields, browse the shops, or enjoy a coffee at the café.

Admission to the Blue Lagoon is an optional add-on. If you’d like to include it, you’ll find the option in the next step of the booking process.

The drive from Reykjavík to the Blue Lagoon takes about 40 minutes. After your visit, your driver and guide will meet you for the return journey to your hotel.

Included in the price of Blue Lagoon is:

  • Transportation
  • Comfort Admission ticket
  • Use of towel
  • One drink of choice at the swim-up bar
  • Silica Mud Mask at the Mask Bar

*current prices of optional activities are shown in the next step of the booking process.

Is a boat trip at Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon included?

Amazing as that would be, unfortunately Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon freezes over in winter so there are no boat tours operating in the winter months. We'll enjoy the amazing sight that is Jökulsárlón in winter, a view of the lake and glacier, combined with a walk on Diamond Beach make for great photo opportunities.

What is the daily average driving on multi-day tours?

You can expect to spend around 4-5 hours on the bus each day. We drive on average around 300 km (186 miles) per day on our consecutive multi-day tours. During the day we do of course stop at multiple locations for sightseeing, activities, meal stops and bathroom breaks, so in total a full day with stops is around 10 hours.

What meal options are there?

A breakfast buffet is included at the hotel usually offering bread, toppings, yogurt, fruits, cereal, coffee, tea etc.

Your guide also makes sure to find a good place for lunch. Usually opting in for places with a wide selection of dishes on the menu, so there are options for everyone.

We end the day at the hotel restaurant where you can purchase dinner a la carte.

Is breakfast included?

Yes, we're happy to inform you that breakfast is indeed included. A plentiful breakfast buffet with fresh options ranging from fruits and vegetables to pastries and coffee.

Can I join the tour if I arrive in Iceland the same day?

Yes you can. For your convenience we've organized the tour so that it accounts for your day of arrival. You can even add a private airport transfer with us directly. Just add the service during the second step of the booking process.

You'll spend the first night at a hotel in Reykjavík where you'll meet your guide in the morning of the second day.

What if I don’t see any Northern Lights on the hunt?

We're excited to give our guests a bonus experience whenever we can. Although we can't guarantee a northern light show-up on this winter excursion, our guides do monitor the aurora forecast and let guests know if conditions at night are optimal for a viewing.

We've even made sure to book hotels situated away from heavy light pollution to increase our chances.

Please keep in mind that refunds are not issued when a tour takes place but no Northern Lights are seen.

Are Northern Lights guaranteed?

As much as we would like to, we can't guarantee a Northern Light show-up. However, we do choose remote locations away from light pollution to increase the chances of spotting the phenomenal lights.

We've even made sure to book a hotel situated a bit outside of town for an optimal view.

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