Northern Lights in Mini Bus, Photos, Hot Cocoa and Pastries

Capital Region of Iceland, Reykjavik



Even local Icelanders stand in awe and gaze at the Northern Lights when they appear in the winter sky in Iceland. This natural phenomenon is one of the most spectacular things to see.

Northern Lights Tour from Reykjavik

This guided tour from Reykjavik suits travelers seeking to witness the Northern Lights in Iceland’s countryside.

Highlights

  • View the Northern Lights and Aurora Borealis
  • Enjoy local pastries and hot chocolate under blankets
  • Receive high-quality photographs of you with the Aurora

Description

Depart Reykjavik and escape city lights to reach dark locations ideal for viewing the Northern Lights. Your expert guide will use knowledge of weather and local conditions to select optimal spots for sightings.

While searching for the lights, you can enjoy Icelandic pastries and warm hot chocolate, comfortably wrapped in provided blankets. The guide will also take professional photos capturing you with the Aurora Borealis.

Note that visibility depends on weather conditions and solar activity, so sightings cannot be guaranteed.

Includes

  • Transfer to and from Reykjavik
  • English-speaking guide
  • Complimentary photos featuring the Northern Lights
  • Icelandic pastries
  • Use of blankets
  • Hot cocoa
  • Free WiFi

Excludes

  • Meals

Easy Cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.

Booking Tips

Dress in warm layers and bring a camera with manual settings for best photos. The best time to visit is during clear, dark winter nights from September to March.

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour includes transportation in a mini bus, expert guide services, local pastries, hot chocolate, blankets, and high-quality photographs with the Aurora Borealis.
The tour takes you from Reykjavik to dark countryside locations away from city light pollution, ideal for viewing the Northern Lights.
The best time to join is during the Northern Lights season, typically from September to April; check the website for current availability.
The tour is suitable for all travelers interested in seeing the Northern Lights and enjoying Icelandic treats in a small group setting.
Tour duration varies but generally lasts around 3 to 5 hours, depending on conditions and sightings; check the website for details.
Yes, the guide provides high-quality photos of you with the Northern Lights using professional camera equipment.
Yes, the tour can accommodate children, but check any age restrictions on the website before booking.
Yes, warm clothing is essential as the tour takes place outdoors in cold conditions away from Reykjavik.
Guides use current weather and solar activity data to choose optimal dark locations near Reykjavik for the best chance to see the Aurora.
Yes, local Icelandic pastries and hot chocolate are provided during the tour under blankets to stay warm.

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