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Get picked up from your Reykjavik hotel and meet your small group and expert guide. Settle into a comfortable Super Jeep built for Iceland’s rugged terrain as you head out of the city lights.
Reykjavik Northern Lights Jeep Tours
Chase Iceland’s Northern Lights in style, off-road adventure in a premium Super Jeep!
- Evening 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 Reykjavik, hot cocoa and chocolate, free Wi-Fi, 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!
- Evening 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 Reykjavik, hot cocoa and chocolate, free Wi-Fi, 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.
Why choose Reykjavik Northern Lights jeep tours
✔️Small groups for a personalised yet adventurous experience
✔️Access remote viewing spots unreachable by bus
✔️Expert local guides track the best aurora forecasts
✔️Flexible schedule, chase clear skies in real time
✔️Cozy jeep ride with hot drinks under the stars
What to expect on a Reykjavik Northern Lights jeep tour
Meet and set out
Reykjavik Northern Lights Super Jeep tour vs standard tours
Feature
Super Jeep tour
Standard bus tours
Personalization
Flexible route, chase clear skies
Fixed route, predetermined stops
Group size
6–8 guests max
20–50 guests
Atmosphere
Intimate, adventure-focused
Busy, crowded
Guide’s focus
Dedicated attention, tailored tips
Shared among large group
Best for
Aurora chasers, photographers, small groups
First-timers, budget travelers
Reykjavik Northern Lights Super Jeep tour highlights
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Plan your visit to see the Reykjavik Northern Lights on a jeep tour
Best time to visit
Getting there
Dress code / What to bring
Facilities & accessibility
Rules
Tips
- Best time of day: Tours depart in the evening, typically 8–10pm, when darkness maximizes aurora visibility.
- Best time of year: September to April, during long nights and high aurora activity. Peak months for clear skies are November–March.
- Crowd tips: Small-group format avoids city-tour crowds, but earlier departures can offer quieter roads.
- Seasonality caveat: Tours only operate during aurora season; winter weather may occasionally delay departures.
- By pickup: Hotel pickup included for central Reykjavik; transfers via heated Super Jeep.
- By car: Drive time is approximately 10–20 minutes from downtown Reykjavik; parking is limited near departure points.
- By public transport: Not recommended, as standard buses don’t reach remote aurora viewing spots.
- Warm, layered clothing, waterproof jackets, and insulated boots.
- Hat, gloves, and scarves for Arctic nights.
- Camera or smartphone with tripod; bring extra batteries (cold drains power fast).
- Optional: thermos with hot drinks provided by the tour.
- Heated Super Jeeps with comfortable seating.
- Small groups (6–8 guests) for personal attention and flexible stops.
- Hot drinks included; blankets provided for extra warmth.
- Guides trained in safety and first aid; accessible with assistance for limited mobility.
- Children under 6 may not be suitable; check with the operator for age-specific restrictions.
- Sightings of the Northern Lights cannot be guaranteed due to weather and solar activity.
- Tour may be rescheduled or rebooked free of charge if aurora conditions are poor.
- Respect local environment: no littering or damaging terrain in remote areas.
- Arrive 15 minutes early at your pickup point to ensure smooth boarding.
- Keep cameras ready; aurora displays can be unpredictable.
- Drink plenty of water and dress in layers to stay comfortable in cold temperatures.
- Combine your evening tour with daytime Reykjavik Golden Circle sightseeing for a full experience.
Frequently asked questions about Reykjavik Northern Lights Super Jeep tours
How long is the tour?
The Super Jeep tour lasts approximately 3–5 hours, depending on weather and aurora activity, giving ample time for flexible stops and photography opportunities.
Are transfers included?
Yes, hotel pickup and drop-off are included for central Reykjavik locations, making it convenient and stress-free, especially for evening departures.
What languages are the tours conducted in?
Tours are primarily in English, with guides offering expert local knowledge and tips on photography, Icelandic culture, and Northern Lights lore.
Who is this tour best for?
Ideal for aurora chasers, photographers, couples, and small groups seeking a more intimate, flexible, and off-road Northern Lights experience.
When is the best time to go?
Tours operate from September to April. Peak viewing months are November–March, with longer nights and higher chances of clear skies.
Can I customize the tour or stops?
Small group sizes (6–8 guests) allow for flexible stops and photography sessions, but specific routes depend on aurora and weather conditions.