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Experience some of the best the North has to offer during winter time on our Forest Lagoon & Northern Lights tour. The evening starts with a short drive to the Forest Lagoon geothermal baths where you'll get the opportunity to relax in the warm water. With views overlooking one of Iceland's longest fjords, Eyjafjörður, the spa's unique location surrounded by birch and pine trees truly sets it apart. During the visit to the Forest Lagoon guests will experience the view, the tranquility and the energy of Vaðlaskógur, the forest that surrounds the baths. For the second half of the tour our experienced guides will take you outside Akureyri to see nature's most fascinating displays of artistry, the Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights as we like to call them. The Northern Lights viewing for this winter is looking to be very active and there are few better places to see them than in the North around Akureyri.

Set off from Reykjavík on a warm and enchanting Northern Lights journey designed for travellers who enjoy comfort, atmosphere, and a touch of romance.After a gentle pick-up, watch the city lights fade as you enter Iceland’s quiet winter landscapes.Travel aboard a modern 57-seat coach with Wi-Fi and an onboard WC while your guide explains how particles from the sun meet Earth’s atmosphere to create the dancing Aurora.Sip complimentary hot chocolate or water as your guide selects the best viewing spots based on real-time forecasts.A special highlight of this tour is our unique Icelandic surprise, given to every guest-a thoughtful, locally inspired touch you won’t find on standard Northern Lights tours.If the lights appear, step into the still night and watch the sky glow in shifting colours-a moment that stays with you long after it fades. Northern Lights are visible from September to April and sightings aren’t guaranteed, but if you don’t see them, you can join again free of charge.

Unlike crowded coach tours, your small-group Sprinter experience keeps things personal, comfortable, and flexible. With fewer passengers, you’ll enjoy more space, direct interaction with your guide, and a quieter, more relaxed atmosphere as you chase the Northern Lights. Your guides are not only experts at reading Iceland’s skies but also skilled photographers, ready to help you capture stunning images of the Aurora Borealis. To keep you warm and cozy while waiting for the lights, we provide hot chocolate, traditional Icelandic pastries, and hand warmers — small touches that make a big difference. This tour combines the thrill of aurora hunting with the ease of traveling in a modern Sprinter minibus. It’s a perfect balance of comfort, expert guidance, and unforgettable memories, making it an ideal choice for anyone who wants to experience Iceland’s most magical natural wonder in an intimate setting.

Experience two of Iceland’s most incredible natural sights as you go whale watching and search for the Northern Lights with this package of two separate excursions from Reykjavik. Climb aboard your boat to search for the Aurora Borealis, a spectacular celestial display of colorful lights triggered by magnetic storms. For your second excursion, head out again by boat into Faxaflói Bay as you search for the area’s incredible marine life, including humpback whales, minke whales and harbor porpoises, among others. Both trips include hotel transport (if option selected), guides, warm coveralls and Wi-Fi on the whale watching cruise.

Witnessing the natural phenomenon of the northern lights is a truly unforgettable experience, but it can be hard for first-time visitors to know where to go to spot them. On this hassle-free evening tour, visit one of the prime viewing spots less than an hour’s drive from Reykjavik. Thanks to your guide's local knowledge, maximize your chance of spotting the aurora—and rebook for free if you don't see them the first time.

Iceland is one of the best locations in the world to spot the northern lights, but catching the unique phenomenon hinges on getting away from the light pollution of the city. From Reykjavik, head deep into Iceland’s rugged countryside, then hop aboard an ATV to embark on a special nighttime tour. As you explore, a local guide directs you to the spots that maximize your chances of spotting the lights.

The Northern Lights Tour is a hunting experience. To go into the dark, frozen winter night and observe an unbelievable display of color, light, and texture, is like waking up in a fairy-tale, full of mystery and magic. We begin our Northern Lights hunt with a drive out to the countryside or up to the mountains, away from electric glow and city sounds. You will be able to enjoy the beautiful night sky in the best possible situation, of course depending on the weather. The Northern Lights, or the Aurora Borealis, are a natural phenomenon visible in the Northern Hemisphere. A unique display of light is caused by a particle collision in the magnetic field of the polar cap. Our goal is not only to find the right sights for the best photograph but also to take our time to enjoy this fragile single moment that will never come again but you might remember for the rest of your life.

There are just a handful of places in the world where you can spot the northern lights, and if you’re lucky enough to witness the natural phenomenon, it’s sure to be a highlight of your trip to Iceland. On this small-group tour, you’ll maximize your chances of seeing the auroras as your guides use real-time weather data to predict the best times and viewing locations. And if the lights don’t make an appearance, you can join another tour for free.

This wonderful tour takes you hunting for Northern lights in 4x4 Mini-Bus with an expert top rated local Northern Lights guide. Our hunt takes you from Akureyri town to the countryside away from the bright city lights so that the Northern Lights can be seen in all their beauty and colours. The local guide will share Icelandic tales during the journey and there is a chance to buy professional photos of your night. You will receive a free retry the next evening if no Northern Lights are seen (provided we a running a group tour the next day). We also include free pick and drop off from Hotels/Guesthouses in Akureyri

The northern lights are an experience not to be missed—if you're lucky enough to get the chance. Chase the dancing lights on this private tour, climbing aboard your spacious Super Jeep and heading away from Reykjavik, toward a location with little light pollution. If you spot the aurora and the weather cooperates, your guide takes high-quality photos of you and the light show. Enjoy homemade hot chocolate and snacks to keep warm in the cold night.

Join this group tour from Reykjavik to see the best of South Iceland, plus check out the northern lights, on this full-day combo tour. You don’t have to deal with logistics or driving, since your coach driver takes you to all the stops in south Iceland, and then finds the northern lights. See the waterfall at Skogafoss, walk on the Solheimajokull Glacier, see black sand beaches, and more before you hunt for the northern lights.

Give yourself the best chance of seeing the northern lights during your time in Iceland, all thanks to this hassle-free, private tour. Following convenient pickup from Reykjavik, head out after dark, and travel beyond city limits to an ideal viewing area; your guide keeps a close eye on the conditions to choose a spot on the night. Along the way, learn more about the history and mythology of the vibrant atmospheric phenomenon.

The tour might be longer than 4 hours since Thor Travel will go the extra mile to find the Northern Lights. We will go above and beyond to find the Northern Lights. Thor Travel has 4x4 car that can go further a way from the city lights, to places most tourist cannot go to. Therefore our Northern Light tour is unique to many other tours. A Wonderful Northern Lights Adventure in Iceland — one of the best places to see the Aurora Borealis The Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis has to be one of Nature´s most fantastic phenomena. Seeing these lights dance across the polar sky is pure magic. Finding the Northern Lights can be tricky, it´s a combination of factors, including the experience of the guide. But despite all our expertise and the use of modern technology, we sometimes just don´t get to see the Northern Lights, that´s why we call it a Northern Lights hunt. Do bear in mind that this tour depends on weather conditions and sightings are not guaranteed.

Give yourself the best chance of spotting the elusive northern lights on your Reykjavik getaway, all thanks to this late-night tour. Join a guide who's an expert in aurora-hunting, and set off in search of the best locations to admire the colorful skies with little to no light pollution. While sightings cannot be guaranteed, you can rebook for free if you don't see the lights.

For winter visitors to Iceland, seeing the Northern Lights is often top of the to-do list, but sightings can never be guaranteed. This tour will maximize your chances of spotting the Aurora Borealis, taking you to prime viewing points around the Reykjanes Peninsula. With an experienced photographer on hand, you’ll receive expert advice on how to shoot those tricky-to-photograph Northern Lights. Don’t worry if you miss the perfect shot, though—there will be professional photos of the tour available too.

Seeing the Northern Lights in Iceland is a magical experience, made even more special when you don’t have to share it with anybody else. This private 4x4 tour takes you and up to six travel buddies aurora hunting off the main roads, away from the big tour buses for an intimate viewing experience. Keep warm with hot chocolate and traditional Icelandic pastries while you wait for the light show.

Make the most of your time in Iceland on this guided tour from Reykjavik that combines three of the country's most spectacular sites with a northern lights tour. During the day, explore the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Thingvellir National Park, marvel at the teeming waterfall of Gullfoss, and watch Geysir spout steaming hot water into the air. After being dropped off back at your hotel, there is time to rest before you are picked back up to go hunting for the northern lights, weather permitting.

Relax in comfort on a guided bus tour through North Iceland, led by local experts to witness the stunning Northern Lights.

Seeing the northern lights tops many people’s Iceland bucket list, but aurora hunting requires clear skies and transport to chase the lights. Maximize your chances of a sighting without busting your budget on this affordable group tour, which includes a professional photo shoot to capture your memories for a lifetime. Snacks, hot drinks, and blankets help keep you warm and the tour operates only when the forecast is right.

See the best of Iceland's natural attractions in a single day—and leave all the logistics and planning to someone else—on this hassle-free tour. Following pickup from your Reykjavik hotel, head to the Golden Circle sightseeing route to see Thingvellir National Park, Geysir, Gullfoss waterfall, and the Kerid Volcanic Crater. Then, relax in the Blue Lagoon with a complimentary drink and facial mask. After free time in the city for dinner, embark on an adventure to see the northern lights.

Embark on a one-of-a-kind yacht cruise along the Reykjavik coast while chasing the northern lights on this evening tour from Reykjavik. Make your own way to the waterfront start point, hop aboard your vessel, and get cozy with blankets on the deck (or warm up in the inside area). As you cruise, look out for the aurora borealis, and sip a drink from the on-board café (additional expense).

Searching for the northern lights on your own can be frustrating due to unpredictable weather and dark locations outside the city. However, this guided boat tour from Reykjavik makes it easier and far more comfortable. Cruise into the calm waters of Faxafloi Bay, where conditions are ideal for stargazing and spotting the elusive aurora. Learn about the science and folklore behind the northern lights while you relax on board and enjoy a warm drink (own expense).

Maximize your chances of seeing the northern lights—or enjoy an alternative activity if viewing conditions aren't suitable—on an evening boat tour from Reykjavik's Old Harbour. Sail away from the city lights into Faxaflói Bay, where you can enjoy a darker environment and ideal perspective on the night sky. Otherwise, be automatically enrolled in an alternative activity—a short film, photography workshop, and tour of the Whales of Iceland exhibition—in case of poor weather.

Explore the best of Iceland's natural highlights—and let someone else plan your sightseeing—on this comprehensive, 3-day tour. On the first day, see the best of the Golden Circle, from the UNESCO–listed Thingvellir National Park to Gullfoss waterfall. On the second day, head to the South Coast to enjoy a dramatic glacier hike and lava tunnel visit (equipment separate expense). And on the third day, admire scenery from glacier lagoons to black-sand beaches.