Northern lights tour and Blue Lagoon admission
Start the day with a visit to one the wonders of the world, the Blue Lagoon. The mineral-rich waters offer a unique and first-hand experience of Iceland's plentiful geothermal springs. The warm waters offer a perfect way to relax and reflect upon the natural beauty of this island and is a must-see when traveling to Iceland.
There will be a short time interval after returning to Reykjavik and before the northern lights tour starts. Therefore, it is highly recommended to have dinner at the blue lagoon before heading out for a night of northern lights search.
The Aurora are both wonderfully mysterious and magical, and once seen, never forgotten. Simply put, nothing says “Icelandic Winter” like the idea of hunting for the Northern Lights. The expert operational team has decades of experience analyzing weather patterns. They carefully review on a daily basis the cloud forecast and the Northern Lights forecast. The tour will never set off unless they think there is a good chance of spotting them, meaning they have a high success rate.
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Do this because
- Enjoy a relaxing day in the Blue Lagoon
- Hunt for the Northern Lights with an experienced Lights guide
- Admission included
Important to know
Know in advance
- It is recommended to have dinner at the Blue Lagoon as you will have a short interval before the Northern Lights experience begins
- Food and drinks, may also be purchased at the Blue Lagoon
- For the Blue Lagoon, please bring a swimsuit
- The northern lights tour will start at 21:00pm from October 15th to March 14th or 22:00pm from August 23rd to October 14th and then again from March 15th to April 15th or 22:30pm from April 16th to April 25th
- It is never a guaranteed that you will see the Northern Lights, however, the guides do their best to maximize your chances by picking the best locations
- Since it is never guaranteed to see the aurora, the guides will make sure you get the chance to see them. In the event of an unsuccessful hunt, you'll be offered the chance to re-book as many times as needed until you partake in a successful Northern Lights hunt. This is a life-time guarantee!
- If the Northern Lights portion of this tour is canceled due to weather, and you don't have an opportunity to participate in a subsequent tour, the northern lights portion of the tour will be refunded or moved to another day
- For the In-Bus-Audio-Guide: Bring your own headphones. Otherwise, headphones are available for purchase in every bus for ISK 1000 from the guides
- For your comfort: Dress according to weather. In Iceland it is always wise to dress in warm waterproof clothes. Weather changes can be sudden so be prepared for all weather conditions. Waterproof jacket and pants, headwear and gloves, and warm socks/waterproof shoes are recommended
- The welcome drink is one drink of your choice at the Blue Lagoon
- In bus audio guide with a choice of 10 languages (English, French, German, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Finnish), Blue Lagoon admission, Silica mud mask, Use of towel, USB charger in every seat, photo souvenir of you and the Northern Lights and instructions about how to set up your camera to capture northern lights and the night sky are included
- Accessible for those with limited mobility
- The minimum age to join this tour is two years old
- Infant seats are available
Cancellation policy
Receive a 90% refund if you cancel up to 3 days before the experience begins., Receive a 50% refund if you cancel up to 24 hours before the experience begins.
What’s included
- Blue Lagoon:
- Admission to the Blue lagoon
- Silica mud mask
- Use of towel
- 1st drink of your choice in the blue lagoon
- Hotel pick up from your accommodation in Reykjavik
- Northern Lights Hunt:
- In-bus-audio-guide
- Local guide
- Admission fees to the sights
- Free WiFi and USB charger for each seat in the bus
- Knowledgeable Northern Lights & Stars guide
- Free use of camera tripod
- Free use of an astronomical telescope, for moon and stargazing
- Complimentary star map
- Learn the basics of Northern Lights photography on our smart tablets
- Instructions about how to set up your camera to capture northern lights and the night sky
- Northern Lights Guarantee - see the lights or come again for free!
What’s not included
- Food and drinks
Booking fee
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
Location
10 Skógarhlíð, Reykjavík IS
Meeting point:
Please meet at the Reykjavik Terminal, Skógarhlíð 10, 105 Reykjavik, at least 30 minutes prior to the departure time. For pick-up. IMPORTANT: Please confirm the pick-up time (and place) directly with the local operator at least 48 hours before the event. You will find the contact information in the voucher after booking.
Provider
Reykjavík Sightseeing
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