Iceland travel guide and tour reviews
Lagoon soak, then aurora lights. This private night outing ties the Secret Lagoon near Flúðir to a later chase for the northern lights, with a luxury Jeep ride and a warm dinner stop in between. You start at 5:00 pm and keep moving until the sky show has had its chance. I love the private … Read more
Aurora hunting gets serious here. The guides pull in live weather and solar updates, then drive within about an hour of Reykjavik to chase the clearest skies, with small groups (max 10) and a professional photo package built in. I especially like how this tour treats the aurora as both a night out and a … Read more
Iceland’s winter magic is loud. This 4-day tour stitches together major Golden Circle stops, the black-sand South Coast, and west-coast variety, with real time inside blue-ice and crystal caves. I especially like the way it balances big-ticket sights with hands-on moments, like meeting Icelandic farm animals at Hraðastaðir. Two things I like a lot: the … Read more
Your northern lights night can be planned. This 4-hour private luxury aurora chase is built around one simple idea: don’t just hope. You’ll get hotel pickup, a professional guide who selects the best viewing area the day of your tour, and a smooth ride back after you’ve had time to look. I love the convenience … Read more
The night sky can do a lot. This Reykjavik Northern Lights trip is built around one thing: getting you away from city glare with just a small group and an expert guide choosing where to look. Iceland’s aurora season runs from late August to April, and you can see the lights in shades of green … Read more
On a clear night, this 2.5-hour hunt turns Akureyri’s darkness into real stargazing time. You’re not just hoping for the aurora—you’re learning what to look for as the sky slowly changes. I love two things most: the push to get away from light pollution for better views of stars, and the way the guide helps … Read more
Dark sky, serious light show. This is one of those Northern Lights outings that puts real effort into finding good viewing conditions and getting you to places with less city glow. I like the private luxury SUV setup because it feels calm and tailored, not like a cattle-call. One thing to keep in mind: you’re … Read more
Reykjavik glows in the dark. This Northern Lights boat tour takes you off the Reykjavik shoreline and onto the North Atlantic to hunt for the aurora borealis, with the city’s lights behind you and big night-sky views ahead. It’s a guided outing built for comfort and for getting far enough from town to let the … Read more
A good road trip starts with an easier setup. This private, self-drive Iceland campervan tour gives you a planned route with real stops, but you drive your own pace. You also get airport or hotel pickup, plus complimentary Wi‑Fi so the trip doesn’t feel like you’re going in blind. I like that the itinerary mixes … Read more
The night sky can be wild. This private Super Jeep aurora hunt is built for long searches, with a guide who steers you away from crowds and into darker, more promising places. It runs about four hours from Reykjavik, and you’re traveling in a modified vehicle designed for rougher terrain than standard tour buses. I … Read more
Chasing the aurora gets real fast. This Northern Lights outing by Superjeep is built around one big idea: get you out of Reykjavik’s light pollution and into darker skies where the Aurora Borealis can actually put on a show. If you’re in Iceland during autumn through spring, this is the kind of night trip that … Read more
The sky over Iceland can change fast. That is exactly why this super jeep Northern Lights outing feels like a smart way to hunt the aurora in Reykjavik. I like that you get hotel pickup and ride out in a smaller, calmer setup instead of spending your evening herded with a lot of people. I … Read more
Northern lights in Iceland are hit-or-miss. This tour is built to improve your odds and your comfort. You’re guided by Heimir, a top aurora photographer in Iceland, and you’re not just getting a drive and a quick stop—you’re getting a whole night plan based on weather and aurora forecasts. Plus, with a small group size … Read more
This is the kind of New Year’s plan that changes your whole angle on the city. A motor yacht takes you out from Reykjavik for a Northern Lights search, then brings you back in close for the fireworks peak just off shore. It’s short, focused, and built around one big night. I especially like two … Read more
This is Iceland in one long day. You start with big South Coast icons, add a glacier walk on Sólheimajökull, then spend the evening searching for the northern lights outside Reykjavík. I love that the day is built for checklists without feeling rushed. The guides I’ve seen praised by name—Ronan and Roman on the day … Read more