Iceland's Magical Northern Lights

- From $4,799.00 USD per price per person

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Journey to Iceland’s otherworldly landscapes on this unforgettable seven day adventure through the legendary land of fire and ice. From dramatic volcanic terrain and powerful geysers to shimmering glacier lagoons and remote coastal villages, this Classic travel style tour is designed for travellers eager to explore Iceland’s natural wonders by day and chase the magical aurora borealis by night.

With a mix of guided sightseeing and immersive experiences, you’ll uncover Iceland’s geological story, cultural heritage, and raw beauty while enjoying comfortable accommodations and thoughtfully planned inclusions.

Tour Dates: January 24–30, 2028
Duration: 7 Days
Meals Included: 11
Activity Level: 3 – Active
Travel Style: Classic

 

Essential Experiences

  • Learn about Iceland’s powerful volcanic forces during a visit to the Lava Exhibition Center
  • Stand between two continents while exploring the rugged rift valley of Thingvellir National Park
  • Step into Iceland’s past at the Skógar Museum, showcasing traditional turf houses and regional history
  • Feel the energy of the geothermal fields at Geysir, home to erupting hot springs

 

Highlights

  • Reykjavík
  • Northern Lights Cruise
  • Search for the Northern Lights
  • Golden Circle
  • Thingvellir National Park
  • Lava Exhibition Center
  • Vík
  • Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon
  • Blue Lagoon

 

Price

Single Traveller: $5,499 per person
Single accommodations are limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Single rooms have one bed and may be smaller in size.

Double Traveller: From $4,799 per person
A double room includes one large bed or two smaller beds and is ideal for couples or travelling companions.

Triple Traveller: $4,749 per person
Triple rooms typically include two beds with a possible cot or fold‑up bed. Availability is limited and based on room size and local fire codes.

 

What’s Included

  • Round trip air from New York
  • Air taxes and fees
  • Hotel transfers

Not Included

Cancellation Waiver and Insurance: $599 per person

Adding travel protection is recommended and provides coverage for trip cancellation and interruption, medical emergencies, and baggage protection, offering peace of mind should the unexpected occur.

 

Travel Tips

  • Dress in layers and pack waterproof outerwear, as Iceland’s winter weather can change quickly
  • Bring sturdy, non‑slip walking shoes suitable for icy or uneven surfaces
  • Northern Lights sightings are weather dependent, so flexibility and patience enhance the experience
  • Swimsuits are recommended for geothermal experiences such as the Blue Lagoon
  • Single and triple accommodations are limited and should be requested early
Terms, conditions and restrictions apply; pricing, availability, and other details subject to change and/ or apply to US or Canadian residents. Please confirm details and booking information with your travel advisor.

Itinerary

  1. Overnight Flight

    You’re on your way to Iceland, a land and culture forged by fire and ice — where steaming lava fields and massive glaciers sculpt mountains and valleys, leaving thundering waterfalls and plunging fjords. In this land of many natural wonders, enjoy the rare opportunity to search for the aurora borealis, one of nature’s most dazzling light displays, also known as the northern lights.*

  2. Reykjavík, Iceland

    Accommodation: Centerhotel Plaza

    Meals: breakfast & dinner

    Welcome to Iceland’s capital city, Reykjavík. Your room is available on arrival, so make yourself comfortable before refueling with breakfast. This afternoon, get acquainted with Old Town Reykjavík on a walking tour with a local guide to see the vibrant harbor, City Hall, the Parliament building, and the iconic Harpa Concert Hall with its stunning geometric glass façade. Gather with your fellow travelers at a popular restaurant for dinner featuring Icelandic cuisine. This evening, take an adventurous northern lights cruise** and sail into the darkness of Faxaflói Bay in search of the aurora borealis.*

  3. Reykjavík - Golden Circle - Vík

    Accommodation: Hotel Dyrholaey

    Meals: breakfast & dinner

    Travel the Golden Circle to see Geysir, the double-cascade Gullfoss Waterfall, and Thingvellir National Park, where you can stand on the crest of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. In the afternoon, visit the Lava Exhibition Center before continuing to Seljalandsfoss — a rushing waterfall you may walk behind for a unique inside-out view. Continue to Vík and begin three nights of aurora borealis searches in the countryside to increase your likelihood of seeing these elusive lights.*

  4. Vík - Reynisfjara - Vík

    Accommodation: Hotel Dyrholaey

    Meals: breakfast & dinner

    Begin your day with a journey to Reynisfjara, the volcanic black-sand beach famous for its basalt columns and rugged sea stacks just offshore. Connect with the resilient spirit of Iceland at the Skógar Museum, where its farm, domestic artifacts, and preserved turf-built houses bring rural Iceland to life. Afterward, stand in awe before the impressive Skógafoss Waterfall, one of Iceland’s biggest and most beautiful waterfalls. Cap off your day with a visit to Sólheimajökull Glacier, Iceland’s fourth-largest glacier. After dinner, gaze at the sky in search of the northern lights.*

  5. Vík - Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon - Vík

    Accommodation: Hotel Dyrholaey

    Meals: breakfast & dinner

    This morning, embark on a spectacular journey east along the coast to the world-famous Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. Witness the breathtaking sight of an iceberg calving from a glacier and floating serenely towards the Atlantic Ocean. Keep an eye out for seals swimming in cold waters. Explore the “Diamond Beach,” where ice sculptures from the lagoon wash ashore and glitter brilliantly against the stark black sand. After soaking in this unforgettable landscape, return to Vík. Following dinner, continue searching for the northern lights dancing across the night sky.*

  6. Vík - Blue Lagoon - Reykjavík

    Accommodation: Centerhotel Plaza

    Meals: breakfast & dinner

    Drive along the south shore towards the Reykjanes Peninsula. Known for its rugged landscape, lava fields, and numerous hot springs, the peninsula is home to the Blue Lagoon. Take a dip in the warm, mineral-rich waters of the geothermal pool, located in the heart of a dramatic lava field. Return to Reykjavík for your farewell dinner and overnight stay.

  7. Reykjavík - Tour Ends

    Meal: breakfast

    Depart for home with many incredible memories of your time in Iceland.

 

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