Northern lights by boat
Højdepunkter
- Enjoy this relaxing tour far from the city and sail into the wilderness
- Don't miss this chance to see the amazing dance of the Aurora
- Go on a hunt for the Northern Lights by sailing from Reykjavik
- Enjoy the stunning view of the aurora out on the quiet ocean
Beskrivelse
Have you ever wanted to spot one of those amazing dancing lights in the sky, the famous Aurora Borealis? If you're traveling to Iceland, be sure to go on a Northern Light hunt on a boat!
Combine a refreshing boat tour and a unique Northern Light hunt. Join this amazing boat tour for a mysterious trip on a dark winter night. The season for Northern Lights in Iceland extends from the tail end of the summer from September through winter and well into April. The best time to see Northern Lights is in the middle of winter when the weather is the coldest and when it is the darkest. Crisp cold evenings with skies clear enough to see stars is a prime indicator for one of nature’s most spectacular displays; the Northern Lights.
Sail away from the coastline of Reykjavik and see the aurora borealis out on the North-Atlantic ocean. The view of the Northern Lights against the beautiful mountains and city lights will give you a memory of Iceland that you will never forget. No distraction, no lights from the city, just the quiet waters of the ocean and the sky to spot the elusive Northern Lights.
With the commentary of an expert guide you will learn about the science and the folklore of the magical light show. The trip will be made more enjoyable by complimentary hot drinks and warm overalls, to keep you cosy while gazing at the night sky.
Your tour guides are committed to give the best possible experience, so the trip is subject to the right weather conditions. When it is too windy on the sea, the tour will be conducted through private buses. Your ticket will remain valid to go out on the boat tour on the next suitable day.
Vigtig information
- Please, if you have chosen the pick-up, be ready 1 hour before the starting time
- You are recommended to arrive 30 minutes prior to departure at the departure point
- Subject to the correct weather conditions, sightings cannot be guaranteed
- If you don't see any northern lights on the tour, you get another tour for free
- Your booking will be confirmed within 12 hours
I prisen indgår
Guided boat tour
Warm overalls
Wireless internet on board
Café and souvenir shop
WCs on board
Hvad er ikke inkluderet
Snacks and drinks
Pick-up
Afbestillingsregler
Få 100% tilbage, hvis du afbestiller op til 24 timer inden aktiviteten begynder.
Bestillingsgebyr
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Sted
Geirsgata 11, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland
Mødested:
If you've added transfer to your booking, it takes place 60-30 minutes before the tour. Please be ready at the pickup point 60 minutes before departure time. Tour starts from the local operator Special Tours office at Geirsgata 11, Reykjavík 101.
Arrangør
Special Tours Wildlife Adventures
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