Far from the city lights, the dark Icelandic night becomes the backdrop for the Aurora Borealis. Marvel at the lights dancing in the sky, where the viewing is best.

The Northern Lights appear most frequently from late autumn to early spring, with the weather also a factor. The drive will take in the best viewing spots available.

There are no guarantees on the quality of the lights seen on this 3-hour tour. Some weeks, visitors are treated to fantastic displays repeated several times during the evening.

At other times, densely falling snow means that the lights aren’t visible. A longer stay in Iceland will certainly improve the odds for taking in this magnificent natural phenomenon.