Northern Lights Tour From Reykjavik
Northern Lights Tour From Reykjavik
Journey to the Icelandic countryside from Reykjavik to get an unobstructed view of one of nature's greatest spectacles, the Northern Lights
3 to 5 hours
- Mobile & printed vouchers accepted
- Free Cancellation
Highlights
- Watching the Northern Lights flashing across the sky in brilliant patterns
- Learning about the science of Northern Lights
- Engaging and educating guidance
Added Safety Measures in Place
Includes
- Round trip transportation
- Professional tour guide
Please Note
- Northern Lights are a natural phenomenon - no one can guarantee sightings.
- If you don’t see the Northern Lights on this tour just contact our call center (354) 540 1313 and have one of our agents book you another Northern lights tour, which is free of charge.
- A decision is taken daily at 6 pm whether the tour will take place or not, depending on Northern Lights forecast. To confirm whether the tour will take place, please visit book.grayline.is or contact your hotel or our sales office.
- Our tours are by default guided in English.
- Spanish: Fridays & Sundays at 21:00 (From 1 Sept)
- Mandarin: Thursdays & Saturdays departure at 21:00 (From 1 Sept)
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Join us on a dark winter night to experience one of nature’s most spectacular displays, when the Northern lights dance across the sky in dramatic shapes and colors.
Located under the "Auroral Oval," Iceland is one of the best places on earth to experience the beautiful and mysterious northern lights.
Northern lights (Aurora Borealis) are most frequently seen around the North Pole, within an oval shaped region drawn around the Northern hemisphere called the "auroral oval." Iceland lies within this most active region meaning that the Northern lights are potentially visible from every place in Iceland.
In reality viewing conditions for Northern lights depend on many factors including geography, weather, the time of day and more. Crisp cold evenings with skies clear enough to see stars is a good indicator for auroral activity.
Operating Northern lights tours in Iceland for over 10 years has taught us a thing or two about this elusive phenomenon and how to decide where each trip should lead for best possibilities and viewing conditions.
Located under the "Auroral Oval," Iceland is one of the best places on earth to experience the beautiful and mysterious northern lights.
Northern lights (Aurora Borealis) are most frequently seen around the North Pole, within an oval shaped region drawn around the Northern hemisphere called the "auroral oval." Iceland lies within this most active region meaning that the Northern lights are potentially visible from every place in Iceland.
In reality viewing conditions for Northern lights depend on many factors including geography, weather, the time of day and more. Crisp cold evenings with skies clear enough to see stars is a good indicator for auroral activity.
Operating Northern lights tours in Iceland for over 10 years has taught us a thing or two about this elusive phenomenon and how to decide where each trip should lead for best possibilities and viewing conditions.
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4.0 / 5 overall customer review rating
Dec 05 2021
The tour guide was amazing. Very informative and managed our expectations. Unfortunately we didn’t really get to see the lights as it was too cloudy but the company does offer you another chance for free. You need to be aware that if you book a tour for 8pm you need to be ready and waiting at least half hour early or you will miss it. This isn’t always clear when booking.
Mar 04 2020
Easy tour. Pick up. Drop off and communication all taken care of
Feb 26 2020
Amazing
Feb 24 2020
The guide was informative and honest. The guide told us how the lights worked and the chances of seeing them. We were managing our expectations and were forever hopeful to see them. We actually saw them twice on our trip so were very lucky. It’s a shame that other tourists didn’t listen to the guide and turn off their flashes and torches so that the lights would illuminate even more. They know what they’re talking about so you should listen to them.
Feb 10 2020
Great!
Jan 20 2020
Great communications
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