ICELAND AT ITS BEST
WITH NORTHERN LIGHTS

9 Nights / 10 Days – GROUP TOUR -
Dates: 9th & 23rd Mar 2026

Day 1: Arrive Keflavik & Transfer to Hotel—Reykjavik
Arrive at Keflavik airport, and after Customs & Immigration, head towards Reykjavik—approx. a 1-hour drive. Transfer from airport to hotel. Checkin at 15:00 HRS. 
Meals: Dinner
Overnight in Reykjavik.

Day 2: Blue Lagoon Thermal Bath—Reykjavik City Tour—Flyover Iceland—Reykjavik
Today we cover Blue Lagoon, Flyover Iceland and Reykjavik City tour
The Blue Lagoon comfort package is a unique sight where guests enjoy relaxing in warm geothermal water surrounded by magical black lava fields. The Blue Lagoon’s warm water and natural active ingredients—mineral salts, silica and blue-green algae—help you relax and escape the stress and strain of daily life (entrance fee, welcome drink, 1 face mask & towel rental included in our Comfort Package). Costumes are to be brought by guests.

Later drive back to Reykjavik & enjoy the City Tour of Reykjavik, covering all sightseeing points such as Sun Voyager, Harpa concert house, City Hall, Parliament House, etc. The most famous landmark of the city is the Hallgrimskirkja Church. We make a photo stop here and spend some free time
Then we go towards Flyover Iceland which is a motion seating & a wraparound screen, simulating flight over mountains & glaciers.
Meals: Continental breakfast, Indian Lunch & Dinner
Overnight in Reykjavik.
 

Day 3: Perlan (Wonders of Iceland) – Akureyri
In morning, proceed towards Perlan- Wonders of Iceland, & experience Iceland’s rare and astonishing natural wonders. See, hear, and feel the power of volcanoes, earthquakes, & geothermal energy as you step inside the only planetarium in Iceland. Perlan wonders of Iceland includes Lava show, Ice cave experience, Aurora show, 360-degree observation deck.
Later we continue head towards North region. Suggested Lunch stop at Borgarnes. Post lunch, continue to drive towards Akureyri that passes through various landscapes and is one of the most scenic drives of the journey towards Akureyri, capital of North Iceland. 390 Kms - 5 hours’ drive (Stops extra).
Meals: Continental breakfast, Indian Lunch & Dinner
Overnight in Akureyri.

Day 4: Diamond Circle (Godafoss, Pseudo Craters, Namaskard, Myvatn Nature Bath) –Akureyri
Today we enjoy North Iceland's most famous Diamond Circle tour. We stop first on route at Godafoss waterfall, the waterfall of the pagan gods.Then we continue to the Lake Myvatn area where we spend the day exploring the wonders around the lake, which is one of Iceland's most interesting regions with the Pseudo Craters & Namaskard geothermal boiling mudpool area.
Later head towards Myvatn Nature Bath (Includes entry & towel) & enjoy a relaxing dip in clouds of steam rising up from fissures deep in the earth’s surface. (Costume to be brought by guests). Evening proceed back to Akureyri. Option to visit Christmas House (Opening Hours: 12PM- 6 PM hrs)
Meals: Continental breakfast, Indian Lunch & Dinner
Overnight in Akureyri.

Day 5: Akureyri Orientation Tour – Glaumbaer Photostop (from outside)– Borgarnes
Today we check out and enjoy a stroll and walking orientation tour of Akureyri town covering the Church, Fjord waterfront and old town pedestrian street.
Then continue our drive towards Borgarnes. On the way enjoy a quick photostop at Glaumbaer Museum from outside (entry fee- not included)
Meals: Continental breakfast, Local Lunch (Pizza) & Indian Dinner
Overnight in Borgarnes.

Day 6: Into the Glacier - Hraunfossar & Barnafoss – Borgarnes
Total length of the day – 8/9 hours including drive
Today morning – We get up close and personal on a glacier - the best way to experience Iceland! In Into the Glacier tour, you will drive in SuperJeep on the Langjokull Glacier and take a guided tour in first man-made cave inside the Glacier to see what the world beneath the Glacier is like. The walking tour inside the Glacier is of an hour and the to and fro journey in Super Jeep is of 30 mins each way. (Total duration of approx. 4 hours from Husafel which the start and end point of this tour is)
This is truly a once in a lifetime experience which you might not encounter anywhere else in your life. Later we enjoy charming views and scenery. Our first stop will be at most picturesque waterfall “Hraunfossar & Barnafoss”. Here we have a 10 min walking trail. Evening proceed back to the Hotel. 
Meals: Continental Breakfast at Hotel + Brunch + Dinner
Overnight in Borgarnes.

Day 7: Seljalandsfoss – Skogafoss – Black Sand Beach - Vik Church Photostop - Vik
Total Drive during the day - 350 kms (05 hours’ drive)
Today we depart towards South Iceland and visit the very first location of Gerua fame waterfall - Seljalandsfoss where there is 30min walking trail behind the waterfall (carry rainy wear if you don’t want to get wet). Then we continue journey towards waterfall Skogafoss, where on a bright sunny day at least 2 rainbows are visible at a time.
Later in the afternoon we proceed towards Reynisfjara - BLACK SAND BEACH (one of its only kind in the world) where you would enjoy the Rock apostles in the ocean & also see Basalt Rock columns & cave formation at the beach. Note - It is always extremely windy at the beach.

Then enjoy a panoramic view of Vik Town from Vik Church view point & later free time at Vik Icewear. Later head towards hotel & check in.
Meals: Continental Breakfast at Hotel + Indian Lunch & Dinner
Overnight in Vik.

Day 8: Skaftafell National Park – Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon & Diamond Beach
Today we explore further ahead of South Iceland & on the way enjoy the view of Eldhraun lava field. We start towards Skaftafell National Park which is a magnificent area. The birch forest is like an oasis surrounded by the enormous tongues of the Vatnajökull glacier and the sands of Skeiðarárasandur. Here we enjoy a photostop of Skaftafell National Park & Sveinafell view.
Next, we continue east in order to reach the glacier lagoon Jökulsárlón, one of the most spectacular sights in Iceland. Enormous icebergs constantly break off the glacier into the lagoon, melting slowly as they drift towards the sea nearby. Here we will take photo-stop and walk around the lagoon to enjoy this amazing landscape.
Opposite to the lagoon is the Diamond Beach where you have the icebergs that are at the shore making it beautiful location to photograph at. It is a breathtaking wonder where glistening icebergs meet the black volcanic sands. Evening drive back to hotel.
Meals: Continental Breakfast at Hotel + Indian Lunch & Dinner
Overnight in Vik.

Day 9: Golden Circle tour (Tomato Farm, Geysir, Gullfoss, Thingvellir National Park)-Keflavik
Today we proceed towards the Golden Circle. Our first destination will be the Tomato Farm, where you experience greenhouse farming using geothermal energy. Here we enjoy a unique delicacy of tomato ice cream and tomato cheesecake, which is a local specialty. Later continue the journey towards Geysir—home to the Little Geysir & the great Strokkur Geyser, which erupts about every 8 minutes. It truly is a sight to behold. Following Geysir is the Gullfoss Waterfall, one of the most impressive waterfalls in Europe that falls in two folds. Later we visit Þingvellir National Park. The park is a place of great beauty located on the biggest lake of Iceland (Silfra Lake), where the Tectonic Plates of the North American and Eurasian continents drift apart each year. The park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Meals: Continental Breakfast at Hotel + Indian Lunch & Dinner
Overnight in Keflavik.

Day 10: Airport Drop off
Only 1-way airport drop-off today.
Meals: Continental Breakfast at Hotel (Breakfast Time: 6 AM to 10 AM)- NO BOX BREAKFAST

Why Choose This Iceland Northern Lights Tour?

Iceland isn't a destination you simply visit—it's one you experience with every sense. From chasing waterfalls hidden behind cliffs to watching glaciers drift silently across icy lagoons, every day feels like stepping into another world.

Our Iceland Northern Lights Tour is designed for travellers who want more than a checklist of famous landmarks. It's crafted for explorers who appreciate slow mornings, scenic drives, authentic local experiences, and the freedom to pause whenever nature demands your attention.

Whether you're travelling solo, with friends, or as a couple, this journey blends adventure, comfort, and unforgettable landscapes into one seamless experience.

Small Groups, Bigger Experiences

Travel in a small group where every traveller matters. Smaller groups mean flexible photo stops, a more personal atmosphere, and the opportunity to explore Iceland without feeling rushed.

Expert Trip Leaders

Our experienced trip leaders know Iceland beyond the tourist map. From the best viewpoints to local cafés and hidden scenic detours, they'll help you experience the country like a seasoned traveller.

Comfortable Stays

After days filled with exploration, unwind in carefully selected hotels and guesthouses that offer comfort, warmth, and convenient access to Iceland's natural attractions.

Designed Around the Northern Lights

The itinerary is planned during Iceland's aurora season to maximise your chances of witnessing the spectacular Northern Lights. While the Aurora Borealis is a natural phenomenon and can never be guaranteed, travelling during the right season and away from city lights significantly improves your chances.

What's Included

Everything you need for an unforgettable Icelandic road adventure.

Accommodation

• Comfortable hotels and guesthouses

• Twin or double sharing rooms

• Private bathrooms (where applicable)

Transportation

• Airport transfers (as per itinerary)

• Comfortable private vehicle throughout the tour

• Fuel, tolls, and parking

• Experienced local driver

Experiences

• Golden Circle sightseeing

• South Coast exploration

• Glacier Lagoon visit

• Diamond Beach

• Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach

• Waterfalls and scenic viewpoints

• Northern Lights hunting opportunities

• Local sightseeing stops

Meals

• Daily breakfast (as per itinerary)

Tour Support

• Experienced Trip Leader

• Local guidance throughout the journey

• Assistance before and during the trip

What's Not Included

To keep your journey flexible, the following are generally not included unless specifically mentioned.

• International flights

• Visa fees

• Travel insurance

• Lunches and dinners

• Personal expenses

• Optional adventure activities

• Ice Cave tours (seasonal)

• Glacier hiking excursions

• Blue Lagoon admission (unless selected)

• Tips and gratuities

Optional Experiences

Want to make your Iceland adventure even more memorable? Add one or more of these incredible experiences during your journey.

Blue Lagoon Experience

Relax in Iceland's world-famous geothermal spa surrounded by dramatic lava fields. The warm mineral-rich waters provide the perfect way to unwind after your adventure.

Crystal Ice Cave Exploration

Step inside naturally formed blue ice caves hidden beneath Iceland's glaciers. Available only during the winter season, this is one of the country's most extraordinary experiences.

Glacier Hiking

Walk across centuries-old glaciers with professional guides using crampons and safety equipment while learning about Iceland's ever-changing frozen landscapes.

Whale Watching

Depending on the season, join an unforgettable whale-watching excursion to spot humpback whales, minke whales, dolphins, and seabirds.

Reykjavík Food Walk

Discover traditional Icelandic cuisine while exploring the capital's vibrant food culture through local restaurants and hidden gems.

Best Time to Visit Iceland for the Northern Lights

The Northern Lights are generally visible between September and March, when Iceland enjoys long, dark nights.

Peak viewing conditions depend on three factors:

• Clear skies

• High solar activity

• Minimal light pollution

Although sightings are never guaranteed, travelling during the winter months gives you the best opportunity to experience this extraordinary natural phenomenon.

Winter also transforms Iceland into a breathtaking landscape of frozen waterfalls, snow-covered volcanoes, crystal ice caves, and dramatic Arctic scenery.

What to Pack

Iceland's weather changes quickly, even within a single day. Dressing in layers is the key to staying comfortable throughout your journey.

We recommend packing:

• Waterproof jacket

• Waterproof trousers

• Thermal base layers

• Insulated winter jacket

• Wool socks

• Warm gloves

• Beanie or winter hat

• Hiking shoes with good grip

• Day backpack

• Reusable water bottle

• Power bank

• Universal travel adapter

• Camera with extra batteries

• Tripod for Northern Lights photography

• Sunglasses and sunscreen

Photography Highlights

Bring extra memory cards—you'll need them.

Some of Iceland's most photogenic locations include:

• Seljalandsfoss Waterfall

• Skógafoss Waterfall

• Gullfoss

• Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach

• Diamond Beach

• Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon

• East Fjords

• Lake Mývatn

• Snow-covered volcanic landscapes

• The Aurora Borealis dancing across Arctic skies

Whether you're using a smartphone or a professional camera, Iceland offers incredible photo opportunities around every corner.

Responsible Travel

Iceland's natural beauty is fragile and protected.

During the tour, we encourage responsible travel by respecting marked trails, supporting local communities, reducing plastic waste, and following Leave No Trace principles.

By travelling responsibly, we help preserve Iceland's extraordinary landscapes for future generations of explorers.

Ready to Experience Iceland?

Some journeys are remembered for the places you visit.

Others are remembered for how they make you feel.

Standing beneath a roaring waterfall.

Watching icebergs drift silently across a glacier lagoon.

Driving through landscapes that seem almost impossible to exist.

Looking skyward as ribbons of green light dance across the Arctic night.

This is more than a holiday.

It's a journey through one of the most extraordinary countries on Earth.

Join us on an unforgettable Iceland Northern Lights adventure and discover why travellers return home with stories they'll tell for a lifetime.

Book Your Iceland Northern Lights Adventure Today

Limited departures. Small groups. Extraordinary experiences.

Start planning your journey into the Land of Fire and Ice.

 

Frequently Asked Questions – Iceland Northern Lights Tour

1. When is the best time to see the Northern Lights in Iceland?

The best time to witness the Northern Lights in Iceland is between September and March, when the nights are long and dark. Clear skies and favourable solar activity offer the highest chances of seeing this incredible natural phenomenon.

2. Are the Northern Lights guaranteed?

No. The Aurora Borealis is a natural event, and sightings depend on weather conditions, cloud cover, and solar activity. Our itinerary is designed to maximise viewing opportunities by travelling during peak aurora season and away from city lights.

3. How many days do I need in Iceland?

An 8-day itinerary is ideal for exploring Iceland's famous Ring Road, waterfalls, glaciers, black sand beaches, geothermal landscapes, and the Northern Lights without feeling rushed.

4. Is this Iceland tour suitable for first-time travellers?

Absolutely. This tour is designed for both first-time visitors and experienced travellers. The itinerary balances iconic attractions with lesser-known gems, making it a great introduction to Iceland.

5. Do I need a visa to visit Iceland?

Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Travellers should check the latest entry requirements for Iceland before booking. If needed, our team can provide documentation to support your visa application after your booking is confirmed.

6. How cold does Iceland get during winter?

Winter temperatures usually range between -5°C and 5°C. Coastal areas are often milder than expected, but weather conditions can change quickly, so warm layered clothing is essential.

7. What clothes should I pack?

We recommend waterproof outerwear, thermal base layers, insulated jackets, warm gloves, wool socks, a winter hat, sturdy hiking shoes, and comfortable clothing for layering.

8. Is Iceland expensive?

Compared to many destinations, Iceland has a higher cost of living. Booking a guided tour helps simplify travel planning while covering major transportation and accommodation costs.

9. Will there be snow during the trip?

Winter departures often experience snowfall, creating spectacular scenery. Snow conditions vary throughout the season and between different regions of Iceland.

10. Can beginners join this adventure?

Yes. Most sightseeing involves short walks on well-maintained paths. Optional glacier hikes and adventure activities are available for those looking for additional experiences.

11. How much walking is involved?

Expect light to moderate walking each day. Comfortable footwear is recommended, especially around waterfalls, beaches, and scenic viewpoints.

12. Is travel insurance mandatory?

Yes. Comprehensive travel insurance covering medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and adventure activities is strongly recommended and may be mandatory depending on your booking conditions.

13. What type of accommodation is provided?

You'll stay in comfortable hotels and guesthouses selected for their location, cleanliness, and welcoming atmosphere. Twin-sharing accommodation is typically provided unless otherwise requested.

14. Are meals included?

Daily breakfast is generally included. Lunches and dinners are usually left open so travellers can explore Iceland's local cafés and restaurants at their own pace.

15. Can vegetarians or vegans join this tour?

Yes. Iceland offers a growing range of vegetarian and vegan dining options, particularly in Reykjavík and larger towns. Please inform us of any dietary requirements before departure.

16. Is Iceland safe for solo travellers?

Yes. Iceland is consistently ranked among the safest countries in the world, making it an excellent destination for solo travellers, couples, and small groups.

17. Can I charge my electronics in Iceland?

Yes. Iceland uses European-style electrical outlets (Type C and Type F) with a standard voltage of 230V. Bring a universal travel adapter if required.

18. What currency is used in Iceland?

The local currency is the Icelandic Króna (ISK). Credit and debit cards are widely accepted throughout the country, including at most restaurants, petrol stations, and shops.

19. Is Wi-Fi available during the trip?

Most hotels provide complimentary Wi-Fi, and mobile coverage is generally good along the main travel routes. Some remote areas may have limited connectivity.

20. Why book your Iceland adventure with Adventure Geek?

We believe travel should be immersive, not rushed. Our small-group experiences combine carefully planned itineraries, experienced trip leaders, comfortable stays, and unforgettable destinations to help you experience Iceland beyond the guidebooks. From the Golden Circle to glacier lagoons and the magical Northern Lights, every journey is designed to create stories you'll remember long after you return home.

Discover Iceland Beyond the Ordinary

Iceland is a place where every road leads to another breathtaking view, every waterfall has a story, and every night carries the possibility of dancing green skies.

Whether you're standing on the black sands of Reynisfjara, watching icebergs drift across Jökulsárlón, soaking in geothermal waters, or witnessing the Aurora Borealis for the very first time, this journey promises moments that stay with you forever.

With expert planning, small-group travel, and a passion for authentic adventures, our Iceland Northern Lights Tour is crafted to help you experience the very best of the Land of Fire and Ice.

Your Next Great Adventure Starts Here

The waterfalls are waiting.

The glaciers are calling.

The Northern Lights are ready to put on a show.

Pack your warmest jacket, bring your sense of adventure, and join us for an unforgettable journey across one of the world's most spectacular destinations.

Book your Iceland Northern Lights Tour today and experience Iceland the Adventure Geek way.