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Reykjavík’s location offers easy access to dark, open skies away from city glare, increasing your chances of spotting the auroras.
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Northern Lights Tours in Reykjavik
Itinerary
Start point
Reykjavik
1. Northern Lights Chase
Things to do
Photography Tour
End point
Reykjavik (as per option selected)
Chase the Northern Lights in a small group, with expert guides and Aurora Centre admission included.
- Night out to: Spot the magical Northern Lights with a small group and expert local guide. If the auroras don’t appear, rebook for free! This is a popular option, so book tickets quickly.
- You’ll get: Guided tour, small group setting for a more customised experience (including driving to a few different spots to find the perfect spot to see the lights), use of woollen blankets, professional photos, and use of tripods.
- The Northern Lights: Experience Iceland’s breathtaking aurora displays far from city lights, with your guide leading you to the best viewing spots based on real-time forecasts. As it's a small van for the group, the flexibility ensures you get the best viewing experience.
- Upgrades: Upgrade to include hotel pick-up and drop-off.
Chase the Northern Lights in a small group, with expert guides and Aurora Centre admission included.
- Night out to: Spot the magical Northern Lights with a small group and expert local guide. If the auroras don’t appear, rebook for free! This is a popular option, so book tickets quickly.
- You’ll get: Guided tour, small group setting for a more customised experience (including driving to a few different spots to find the perfect spot to see the lights), use of woollen blankets, professional photos, and use of tripods.
- The Northern Lights: Experience Iceland’s breathtaking aurora displays far from city lights, with your guide leading you to the best viewing spots based on real-time forecasts. As it's a small van for the group, the flexibility ensures you get the best viewing experience.
- Upgrades: Upgrade to include hotel pick-up and drop-off.
Inclusions
- Small group tour from the meeting point
- Knowledgeable local driver guide
- Transfers in a small van for a more intimate experience (maximum 15 people)
- Admission to the Aurora Centre's Northern Lights Exhibition (if tour date is before March 31)
- Complimentary photos under the Northern Lights (if conditions allow)
- Hotel transfers (as per option selected)
- Blankets
- USB charger at every seat
- Free Wi-Fi
What to bring
- Dress warmly and bring an extra layer, as nights can get chilly. Wear a waterproof jacket and sturdy shoes. Bring a winter hat, scarf, mittens/gloves, and warm socks on colder days.
- Bring your own camera and tripod for photography, as these are not provided.
- Crampons are recommended for icy paths and are available at BSÍ bus station.
- Bring snacks if you wish, as only limited treats (such as hot chocolate and Icelandic pastry) may be provided.
What’s not allowed
- Food and drinks beyond those provided are not included.
- Camera and tripod are not provided; you must bring your own if you wish to take photos.
- Large bags and suitcases may not be permitted on the bus for safety and comfort.
- Pets are not allowed, except for registered service animals.
Accessibility
- This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
Additional information
- The minimum age for participation is 6 years.
- Tour operation is subject to weather and solar activity; sightings of the Northern Lights are not guaranteed.
- If the Northern Lights are not seen, you are eligible for a free rebooking or retry, valid up to two years after your original tour date.
- Admission to the Aurora Reykjavík Northern Lights Centre is included if your tour date is before March 31st.
- Please arrive at the meeting point or be ready for pick-up at the designated time.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Itinerary
1 Boarding point
Sights covered
Prime location (away from the city lights)
1 Boarding point
Sights covered
Northern Lights chase
Backup plan
Sail from Reykjavík for a magical Northern Lights hunt, with warm overalls and expert guidance included.
- Day out to: Cruise Reykjavík’s surrounding waters, searching for the Aurora Borealis.
- You’ll get: Cruise ticket, warm overalls (children’s sizes available), WiFi, WCs, heated indoor seating, friendly crew assistance and free retry ticket if the lights don’t appear.
- Aurora Borealis: Marvel at the shifting colors and movement of the Northern Lights in a serene, oceanic setting, far from city lights.
- Reykjavík’s Nightscape: Enjoy panoramic views of Reykjavík’s skyline and the surrounding mountains, illuminated by the night sky.
- Upgrades: Choose options with aurora hunting on a yacht cruise, visitor centre access, or a guaranteed backup plan featuring a themed museum visit and a complimentary cocktail.
Sail from Reykjavík for a magical Northern Lights hunt, with warm overalls and expert guidance included.
- Day out to: Cruise Reykjavík’s surrounding waters, searching for the Aurora Borealis.
- You’ll get: Cruise ticket, warm overalls (children’s sizes available), WiFi, WCs, heated indoor seating, friendly crew assistance and free retry ticket if the lights don’t appear.
- Aurora Borealis: Marvel at the shifting colors and movement of the Northern Lights in a serene, oceanic setting, far from city lights.
- Reykjavík’s Nightscape: Enjoy panoramic views of Reykjavík’s skyline and the surrounding mountains, illuminated by the night sky.
- Upgrades: Choose options with aurora hunting on a yacht cruise, visitor centre access, or a guaranteed backup plan featuring a themed museum visit and a complimentary cocktail.
Inclusions
- Guided Northern Lights cruise
- Access to Visitor Centre
- Use of warm overalls
- Excellent live guidance
- Heated indoor seating
- Free WiFi onboard
- Restrooms onboard
- Northern Lights guarantee (or try again for free)
- Pictures taken by crew (when possible)
- Northern Lights video (as per option selected)
- Back-up plan (as per option selected)
- 1.5 to 2.5-hour yacht cruise (as per option selected)
- Access to triple observation deck (as per option selected)
What to bring
- Bring a valid photo ID for check-in.
- Dress warmly and according to the weather; wear a hat, gloves, and sturdy footwear.
- Warm overalls are provided on board, but good shoes are recommended for safety and comfort.
- Consider bringing a camera and a stabiliser if you wish to photograph the Northern Lights; crew can assist with camera settings.
What’s not allowed
- Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not permitted on board.
- Pets are not allowed, except for registered service animals.
- Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited during the tour.
- Smoking is not permitted on board the vessel.
Accessibility
- The experience is not fully wheelchair accessible. Please contact the operator in advance if you have specific mobility needs.
Additional information
- The cruise is subject to suitable sea and weather conditions and may be cancelled on short notice for safety reasons.
- Sightings of the Northern Lights are not guaranteed, as they are a natural phenomenon. If no lights are seen, you will receive a complimentary ticket to try again.
- If the boat tour is cancelled, a backup experience or alternative tour may be offered, or you may be able to reschedule or request a refund, depending on your ticket type.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Itinerary
TOTAL DURATION4 hours
FIRST DEPARTURENorthern Lights Chase
LAST DEPARTURENorthern Lights Chase
Start point
Reykjavik
1. Northern Lights Chase
Things to do
Hot cocoa & chocolate
Northern Lights Photos
End point
Reykjavik
Your ending point would be same as your start point
Chase Iceland’s Northern Lights in style, off-road adventure in a premium Super Jeep!
- Half-day out to: Hunt the Aurora Borealis with expert guides in a Super Jeep, escaping the crowds and city lights.
- You’ll get: Small group Super Jeep ride, English-speaking guide, pick-up and drop-off from Reykjavík, hot cocoa and chocolate, free WiFi, hand and feet warmers, and professional Northern Lights photos.
- Icelandic Countryside: Venture deep into the countryside for the best chance to spot the Northern Lights, far from light pollution.
- Aurora Borealis: Experience the magic of the Northern Lights, vivid colors swirling across Iceland’s night sky.
Chase Iceland’s Northern Lights in style, off-road adventure in a premium Super Jeep!
- Half-day out to: Hunt the Aurora Borealis with expert guides in a Super Jeep, escaping the crowds and city lights.
- You’ll get: Small group Super Jeep ride, English-speaking guide, pick-up and drop-off from Reykjavík, hot cocoa and chocolate, free WiFi, hand and feet warmers, and professional Northern Lights photos.
- Icelandic Countryside: Venture deep into the countryside for the best chance to spot the Northern Lights, far from light pollution.
- Aurora Borealis: Experience the magic of the Northern Lights, vivid colors swirling across Iceland’s night sky.
Inclusions
- Guided super jeep tour
- Certified guide
- Round-trip transfers from Reykjavík
- Northern Lights hunt
- Photos of your tour
- Hot cocoa & chocolate
- Blankets
- Hand and feet warmers
- Free Wi-Fi on the jeep
Exclusions
- Pick-up from private apartments and AirBnBs
What to bring
- Bring along warm outdoor clothing, waterproof jacket and pants, headwear, gloves and shoe spike grips (Oct to Apr)
What’s not allowed
- Safety is a priority so this experience is restricted for guests under the age of 6 years.
Additional information
- If you don’t see the Northern Lights, enjoy unlimited complimentary retries for up to 3 years.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Itinerary
Start point
Reykjavik
45 min by A/C Bus44.6 km
1. Thingvellir National Park
37 min by A/C Bus47 km
2. Geysir Hot Springs
9 min by A/C Bus10 km
3. Gullfoss Waterfall
45 min by A/C Bus56.4 km
4. Kerid Crater (as per option selected)
5. Northern Lights Chase
End point
Reykjavik
Your ending point would be same as your start point
See Iceland’s legendary Golden Circle by day and chase the Northern Lights by night, all in one trip.
- Day out to: South Iceland’s Golden Circle with a live guide, covering Thingvellir National Park, the erupting Geysir geothermal area, and the powerful Gullfoss waterfall. After a break in Reykjavík, set out again for a guided northern lights hunt.
- You’ll get: Live English-speaking guide, Golden Circle tour, Northern Lights tour, all-day adventure from Reykjavík.
- Geysir: Marvel at the original geyser and watch Strokkur erupt, sending steaming water sky-high every few minutes.
- Gullfoss Waterfall: Witness Iceland’s most famous waterfall as it plunges in two dramatic tiers into a rugged canyon.
- Upgrades: Opt for hotel transfers for added comfort and convenience throughout your journey.
See Iceland’s legendary Golden Circle by day and chase the Northern Lights by night, all in one trip.
- Day out to: South Iceland’s Golden Circle with a live guide, covering Thingvellir National Park, the erupting Geysir geothermal area, and the powerful Gullfoss waterfall. After a break in Reykjavík, set out again for a guided northern lights hunt.
- You’ll get: Live English-speaking guide, Golden Circle tour, Northern Lights tour, all-day adventure from Reykjavík.
- Geysir: Marvel at the original geyser and watch Strokkur erupt, sending steaming water sky-high every few minutes.
- Gullfoss Waterfall: Witness Iceland’s most famous waterfall as it plunges in two dramatic tiers into a rugged canyon.
- Upgrades: Opt for hotel transfers for added comfort and convenience throughout your journey.
Inclusions
- Golden Circle & Northern Lights tour
- Live guide
- Transfers (across the different places)
- Hotel pick-up & drop-off (as per option selected)
- Free Wi-Fi on board
What to bring
- Dress warmly in layers and bring a windproof and waterproof outer layer, as Icelandic weather can be unpredictable and cold, especially during the Northern Lights portion.
- Wear sturdy, comfortable walking shoes suitable for icy or uneven terrain.
- Crampons are recommended for secure footing in icy conditions and are available for purchase at BSÍ bus station.
- Bring your own food and drinks, as these are not included in the tour.
- Bring a fully charged camera or smartphone to capture the sights.
What’s not allowed
- Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not permitted on the bus.
- Alcohol and drugs are strictly prohibited during the tour.
- Pets are not allowed, except for registered service animals.
Accessibility
- This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
Additional information
- The Northern Lights tour is weather-dependent and sightings are not guaranteed. If you do not see the Northern Lights, you can join the tour again free of charge.
- Indicated return times may vary depending on aurora activity and weather conditions.
- Please arrive at least 15 minutes before departure.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Itinerary
TOTAL DURATION8 hours
FIRST DEPARTUREBlue Lagoon
LAST DEPARTUREBlue Lagoon
Start point
Reykjavik
45 min50 km
1. Blue Lagoon
2. Reykjavik
Things to do
Northern Lights Chase
End point
Reykjavik
Your ending point would be same as your start point
Soak in Iceland’s Blue Lagoon, then chase the Northern Lights—all in one unforgettable day trip.
- Day out to: The Blue Lagoon and a Northern Lights hunt, with round-trip transfers from Reykjavik. Enjoy Comfort admission to the Blue Lagoon and later set out with a local guide to spot the aurora borealis.
- You’ll get: Blue Lagoon admission, silica mud mask, towel, drink, English-speaking guide for the Northern Lights tour, and transfers.
- Blue Lagoon: Immerse yourself in geothermal waters surrounded by lava fields, state-of-the-art facilities, and unique silica masks for a rejuvenating experience.
- Northern Lights tour hunt: Venture out of Reykjavik with a local expert to seek the magical aurora borealis. If you don’t spot them, join the tour again for free.
- Upgrades: Opt for hotel pickup and drop-off for added convenience on your Reykjavik adventure.
Soak in Iceland’s Blue Lagoon, then chase the Northern Lights—all in one unforgettable day trip.
- Day out to: The Blue Lagoon and a Northern Lights hunt, with round-trip transfers from Reykjavik. Enjoy Comfort admission to the Blue Lagoon and later set out with a local guide to spot the aurora borealis.
- You’ll get: Blue Lagoon admission, silica mud mask, towel, drink, English-speaking guide for the Northern Lights tour, and transfers.
- Blue Lagoon: Immerse yourself in geothermal waters surrounded by lava fields, state-of-the-art facilities, and unique silica masks for a rejuvenating experience.
- Northern Lights tour hunt: Venture out of Reykjavik with a local expert to seek the magical aurora borealis. If you don’t spot them, join the tour again for free.
- Upgrades: Opt for hotel pickup and drop-off for added convenience on your Reykjavik adventure.
Inclusions
- Blue Lagoon
- Northern Lights hunt tour
Exclusions
- Food and drinks (other than the included drink at the Blue Lagoon)
What to bring
- Dress according to the weather; warm clothes, a waterproof jacket, and sturdy shoes are recommended.
- Bring thermal layers, a winter hat, scarf, gloves, and warm socks for colder days.
- Bring a camera or a mobile phone with a camera.
What’s not allowed
- Food and drinks are not included, except for the complimentary drink at the Blue Lagoon.
- Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Accessibility
- This experience may not be fully accessible for wheelchair users or those with limited mobility. Please contact the operator in advance for specific accessibility information.
Additional information
- Minimum age for participation is 2 years.
- Sightings of the Northern Lights are not guaranteed; if not seen, you can join the tour again free of charge.
- Please arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
From happy customers
Edwin
jun, 2018
I always book on Headout, I like their service and cancellation policies, you don't have to be stressed on a holiday you know.
South Coast & Northern Lights Tour: Southern Iceland Lava Fields, Glaciers & Beaches
Brooke
mai, 2018
It was just the beginning of October and the guide wasn't sure of sighting of the Aurora, but we got lucky and saw the shimmering green/blue sights, it was outer worldly, literally!
South Coast & Northern Lights Tour: Southern Iceland Lava Fields, Glaciers & Beaches
Li
ago, 2018
We love Thora, she is a really good tour guide as well as a good driver !!! She told us everything she knows, answer all our questions, and very kind to drop us off to the supermarket ( so we no need to walk there for 15 mins)! Thank you very much!
And the boy who guide us in the ice cave is really professional, you can see he treats the ice cave as treasure, he guide us carefully to protect the art works of Mother Nature.
We love the trip, love the people in Iceland , they are nice, friendly and passionated!
Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik Hotels
Jaime
jun, 2018
I booked this service for my parents who were traveling to Iceland, they easily found the driver and he dropped them to the right location. It was so stress-free for me sitting here in NY.
Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik Hotels
Kik
Hong Kongdez, 2024
All the sites are great and very beautiful. Very comfortable journey, shoutout to our guide Gudjon who is funny and knowledgable and tried his best to make sure everyone is having a great time!
From Reykjavik: Golden Circle Day Tour with Kerid Crater
Nicole
United Kingdomfev, 2025
Very nice experience! Our guide Noi was literally THE BEST person, soooo enthusiastic and fun. Loved his Nordic tips and stories. The driver, Arthur, was incredible and kept us safe in the Icelandic winter roads. We sang traditional Nordic chants and saw the northern lights in all stops. At the end we received some warm cocoa and Noi showed us planets and constellations.
The golden circle tour was so beautiful! Loved the Gullfoss waterfall and in the end we stopped in a horse farm for an unplanned meet and greet - super cute!
The only thing is that we had a few problems with the bus stop system (our ticket showns bus stop 6 and to be there 30' earlier, which we did but the pick up never happened. We called the main office and they were very quick in reallocate our tour). Also it would be nice if we could have bit more stop time in some attractions, as the snow made us move slower, I understand that the weather in Iceland changes in a blink of an eye but it would be nicer to have bit more time on the park etc .
But overall, very nice experience, would deffo recommend it!
From Reykjavik: Northern Lights & Golden Circle Tour
Why go on a Northern Lights tour in Reykjavik, Iceland?
See nature’s light show at its best
Reykjavik Northern Lights tour options explained
Northern Lights tour by a bus
Best for: Travellers who want the comfort of a guided bus tour and the excitement of chasing the auroras.
From Reykjavik: Northern Lights Bus Sightseeing Tour
- A budget-friendly classic that takes you by bus to the best aurora viewing spots, guided by an English-speaking expert.
- Choose between meeting point or hotel pickup, and warm up with optional hot chocolate along the way.
- Upgrade your experience with a visit to the Aurora Museum to learn the science behind the lights.
From Reykjavik: Northern Lights Premium Small Group Tour
- For a more personal touch, join a small-group bus tour with round-trip hotel transfers, admission to the Aurora Centre Reykjavík.
- An optional photography tour to help you capture the perfect shot. Top it off with a cup of warm Icelandic hot chocolate.
Northern Lights cruises: Aurora adventures on the water
Best for: Seeing the Northern Lights reflected on the water for a truly magical view.
From Reykjavik: Northern Lights Sightseeing Cruise
- Glide through Icelandic waters on a two-hour cruise, wrapped in complimentary warm overalls for maximum comfort. With live English commentary from an expert guide and crew-captured photos, you'll savor every moment.
- If you opt for a backup option, it allows you to try again if the lights don't appear, and a private tour of the Auroras at the Whales of Iceland Exhibition. Another optional perk includes access to the Aurora Reykjavik Museum for a comprehensive experience.
Northern Lights combo tours: The best of Iceland in one day
Best for: Packing multiple Icelandic experiences into one adventure-filled itinerary.
From Reykjavik: Northern Lights & Golden Circle Tour
- Spend the day exploring Iceland’s famous Golden Circle with an optional visit to Kerid Crater, then chase the auroras by bus at night. Includes round-trip transfers from select Reykjavík locations, with optional hot chocolate to keep you warm.
Iceland Super Combo: Northern Lights + Golden Circle + Blue Lagoon Tour
- The ultimate Icelandic experience! Spend 15 hours exploring the Golden Circle and Kerid Crater with an English-speaking guide, rejuvenating at the Blue Lagoon with a face mask and drink at an in-lagoon bar, and end the day chasing the auroras. With hotel transfers and hot chocolate & sweet treats included, this tour is a complete package.
What to expect on a Northern Lights tour in Reykjavik
See nature’s light show over Iceland
The Northern Lights are pure magic, dancing ribbons of green, pink, and purple shifting unpredictably across Iceland’s dark skies. Each sighting is unique, and Reykjavík’s location gives you quick access to some of the best viewing spots in the country.
Warm touches on a cold night
Icelandic hospitality shines through; many tours include hot chocolate or local treats, warm blankets, or thermal overalls to keep you comfortable as you wait under the winter sky. Whether on a bus, a super jeep, or a yacht, you’ll stay warm while keeping your eyes on the horizon.
Striking volcanic and coastal landscapes
Tours often pass dramatic black sand beaches, thundering waterfalls, and snow-dusted lava fields before reaching prime aurora locations. Even without the lights, the journey through Iceland’s wild landscapes is worth the trip.
Icelandic legends and local insight
Guides bring the experience to life with stories from Icelandic folklore, from Vikings who believed the lights were reflections of Valkyries’ shields to old fishing tales passed down through generations. You’ll also learn the science behind the auroras and how to spot them.
Plan your Northern Lights tour from Reykjavik
Timings
Getting there
Facilities
Rules
Tips
Stay
General timings:
- Most Northern Lights tours in Reykjavik start between 8pm and 9pm, giving you the best chance to spot the lights under the dark skies. These tours typically last a few hours, depending on the conditions and visibility.
- If you're opting for a combo tour that includes the Golden Circle, these usually begin in the morning between 9am and 12pm, combining daytime sightseeing with an evening Aurora chase.
Best time to go on Northern Lights tours in Reykjavik:
- The best months to experience the Northern Lights are from September to mid-April when the nights are long and the skies are darkest.
- For the brightest displays, visit during December to February, as these months offer the best conditions needed for optimal visibility.
Boarding point: Reykjavík Old Harbour, Ægisgarður 5, 101 Reykjavík | Find on map
- From Reykjavík city center: The Old Harbour is just a 5–10 minute walk from landmarks like Harpa Concert Hall and Laugavegur shopping street.
- From Reykjavík airport (domestic): Located about 3 km from the harbor.
- By taxi: Takes around 5–7 minutes and costs roughly ISK 1,500–2,000 from the city center.
- By bus: Several Strætó city buses stop near Harpa or Lækjartorg. From there, it’s a short walk to the harbor.
- Admission to all the attractions listed on the tour, which includes Solheimajökull Glacier, Reynisfjara, Vik, Skógafoss, Seljalandsfoss Waterfall, and Aurora Borealis.
- English-speaking tour guide throughout the 13-hour tour.
- Free USB chargers and Wi-Fi onboard
- Touchscreen interface on every bus seat
- Multilingual audio guide in 10 languages available, including English, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Chinese, Spanish, Korean, Japanese, and Finnish.
- Access to the astronomical telescope.
- Round-trip hotel transfers if you buy tickets that include such service.
- Free camera tripod usage.
- Discounted tickets for kids aged between 12-15 years after providing valid identification proof. If the child is under the age of 11 can go on the tour for free.
- If you have purchased a discounted ticket, carry a valid photo ID for verification.
- Arrive at the boarding point 10-15 minutes before the commencement of the tour to avoid any delays.
- If you have opted for a hotel transfer, your pickup will be scheduled 30 minutes before the tour departure. Be ready accordingly and wait at the hotel lobby or in front of your hotel.
- Stick with the guided group and stay within designated paths or areas to ensure a safe and organized environment.
- The Northern Lights tour weather can be unpredictable and drastic, so it's advisable to always layer yourself with waterproof, warm clothing.
- You can rent warm boots and down jackets when booking your tickets.
- It's recommended to bring your headphones if you want to avoid purchasing a new set on the bus for your audio guide.
- Adhere to your guide's safety guidelines and stay within designated areas as directed.
- Avoid littering and refrain from disturbing the wildlife during the tour.
- Minimize artificial lights, such as camera flashes and flashlights, to preserve the darkness required for optimal Aurora Borealis visibility.
Here are some hotels and hostels that are located near the tour boarding point (Reykjavik Terminal):
- Luxury: Hilton Reykjavik Nordica (3.1 km), Reykjavik Konsulat Hotel, Curio Collection By Hilton (3.4 km), The Reykjavik EDITION (3.9 km)
- Mid-Budget: Hótel Óðinsvé (1.8 km), Grand Hotel Reykjavik (3.7 km), Reykjavik Lights by Keahotels (4.3 km)
- Low-Budget: Hostel B47 (1.3 km), Skuggi Hotel by Keahotels (1.7 km), Storm Hotel by Keahotels (2.1 km)
Frequently asked questions about Northern Lights tours Reykjavik
How long does the Northern Lights tour in Reykjavik usually last?
Northern Lights tours from Reykjavik range from 3-4 hours for standard tours to 10-15 hours for combo experiences that include additional attractions like the Golden Circle or Blue Lagoon.
What should I wear for a Northern Lights tour in Reykjavik?
Dress warmly in layers, including waterproof and windproof clothing, sturdy footwear, gloves, and a hat to stay comfortable in sub-Arctic temperatures.
Can I take photographs during the tour?
Yes, photography is encouraged. Turn off your camera's flash and minimize screen illumination to reduce light pollution.
Are Northern Lights tours from Reykjavik suitable for children?
Yes, most Reykjavik Northern Lights tours are suitable for younger audiences. Be sure to dress the young ones in proper warm attire.
What factors affect the visibility of the Northern Lights?
Solar activity, weather conditions, and darkness levels significantly influence the visibility of the Northern Lights.
What happens if a portion of your Northern Lights tour gets canceled due to bad weather?
If a section of your tour gets canceled and you cannot witness the Northern Lights, you will receive a refund for this part of your tour.
Can I join a Reykjavik Northern Lights tour if I'm pregnant?
It's advisable to consult with your healthcare provider, as Reykjavik Northern Lights tours may involve outdoor activities and varying weather conditions.
How far in advance should I book a Northern Lights Reykjavik tour?
It's recommended to book in advance, especially during peak Northern Lights season Reykjavik, to secure your spot on the tour.
Can I see the Northern Lights in Reykjavik every night during the season?
No, the visibility of the Northern Lights is influenced by natural conditions. Even during the season, there are no guarantees of nightly displays.
Can I chase the Northern Lights on my own without a guided tour?
While possible, guided tours enhance the experience with expert insights, safety measures, and increased chances of optimal viewing conditions.