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Iceland Northern Lights

Reykjavik → Keflavik 5 days Up to 16

About this trip

Five days chasing the Northern Lights across Iceland, with an expert local leader using real-time data to get you into position under dark countryside skies.

Beyond the aurora hunt, you take in the country's big physical landmarks — thundering waterfalls, icebergs stranded on black sand, and the classic Golden Circle route.

It's a small-group, fully guided trip by coach, easy-paced and built around sightseeing rather than activity.

What you'll do

  • Head into the countryside on aurora-hunting excursions guided by real-time data
  • See icebergs scattered across the black volcanic sand of Diamond Beach
  • Visit Gullfoss Waterfall, Geysir and Thingvellir National Park on the Golden Circle
  • Stop at roaring waterfalls along the way
Good to know
  • Northern Lights sightings depend on weather and solar activity, so they're never guaranteed
  • Easy-paced coach trip, suited to those who want sightseeing over activity
What travellers actually say

Worth it if you want dramatic Icelandic scenery, a genuinely knowledgeable guide, and a real shot at the Northern Lights. Think twice if you dislike long walking days or prefer a slower pace—glacier walks involve substantial time on foot.

  • Guide Petur is exceptional: knowledgeable, safety-conscious, adaptable to weather, and genuinely passionate about Iceland.
  • Glacier day is the standout: excellent weather access, glacier walk, iceberg lagoon, and often Northern Lights sighting same evening.
  • Glacier walks are longer than depicted; you'll spend substantial time walking to and on the glacier itself.
  • Five days is tight; reviewers suggest adding pre- or post-trip days in Reykjavik to fully absorb Iceland.

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Tour dupe
Same trip, less money
£836 less all-in
Iceland Fire & Ice (Age 27-35 (2027))
5from £1,1056 days
The trade-off: 1 more night for less, with a different operator.
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Best month to go

Departing in Nov is cheapest — from £1,950, about 15% below the priciest month (Sep).

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Getting there

Reykjavik
One-way · arrive 10 Nov 26

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Where to stay

A night before your tour in Reykjavik · 10 Nov11 Nov

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