Highlights & Experiences
Track record of 85-98% chance of seeing the Northern Lights
See amazing Icelandic landscapes mixed with soft adventure and cultural experiences during the day
Climb a volcano crater and walk between two continental tectonic plates
Visit the Settlement Center in Borgarnes
Descend 35m underground into Vatnshellir cave situated under Snæfellsnesjökull glacier
Relax in the Blue Lagoon and learn about living with volcanoes
See Icelandic horses and taste freshly baked hot spring bread
Five evenings Northern Lights Academy
The program is offered in two group sizes: a maximum of 16 or 40 persons
Optional ice cave tour at Vatnajökull glacier for departures between October-April (weather permitting)
| Where You Go | What You See |
| Iceland – 07 nights | Visit the Settlement Center in Borgarnes Guided tour into Vatnshellir cave Hot spring Tasting with geothermal cooked bread & eggs Visit Icelandic horse stable & geothermal greenhouse Visit Lava Exhibition Center Skógar folk museum & turf houses Entrance with towel to Blue Lagoon Northern Lights program |
Entrance fee included
| What You Are Paying For |
| 07 nights accommodation with Breakfast 1x lunch 6 days escorted bus tour with English-speaking guide/driver-guide Arrival & departure airport transfer by Flybus shuttle (no guide) Applicable GST |
| What Is Not Included |
| International & internal flights Visa & Travel insurance Any private expenses Lunch and Dinner on all days, unless specified Early check in or late checkout Personal expenses, Optional tours Tips & Gratuities for drivers & guides Meals not mentioned above Items of a personal nature such as telephone bills, room service, etc. Any services not mentioned under Inclusions |
This is where you are likely to stay
| City | Probable Hotel Option |
| Reykjavík | Hotel Klettur 3* or similar |
| Borgarnes | Hotel Hamar 3* or similar |
| Hella | Landhotel in Hella 3* or similar |
| Nupar | Fosshótel Núpar 3* or similar |
| Reykjavík | Hotel Klettur 3* or similar |
Note: Accommodations are subject to change.
What Will It Cost You?
| March & April 2026 departures | |
| Tour cost excluding Air tickets | Two of You in One Room |
| If you are 12 years or older | INR.2,99,900/- Per Person |
| September 2026 departures | |
| Tour cost excluding Air tickets | Two of You in One Room |
| If you are 12 years or older | INR.3,79,900/- Per Person |
| October 2026 departures | |
| Tour cost excluding Air tickets | Two of You in One Room |
| If you are 12 years or older | INR.3,28,900/- Per Person |
| November & December 2026 departures | |
| Tour cost excluding Air tickets | Two of You in One Room |
| If you are 12 years or older | INR.2,99,900/- Per Person |
Children’s discount: 20% discount for children 8-11 years of age if sharing room with 2 adults. Tour is not recommended for children younger than eight years of age. Triple rooms are double rooms with an extra bed and are ideal for two adults and one child.
This Doesn’t Include:
Any air tickets, visa & travel insurance.
As per the Government of India regulations, Tax Collected at Source (TCS) is applicable on overseas tour packages.
A TCS of 5% will be charged on the total tour cost up to ₹10 lakh. For amounts exceeding ₹10 lakh, a TCS of 20% will be applicable on the portion exceeding ₹10 lakh.
This tax will be collected additionally and is payable by the client at the time of booking. The applicable rates are subject to change as per prevailing government guidelines.
We need a copy of your PAN card if you pay us more than INR 49,900 in cash and can’t accept more than INR 1,99,000 in cash for this tour
- Arrive Reykjavik
Individual transfer by Flybus shuttle bus from Keflavik airport to your accommodation in Reykjavik.
You may explore Iceland’s capital city on your own if time allows.
Overnight location:
Hotel Klettur or similar. Dinner is on your own. (50km / 31mi)
MEAL PLAN: – - Reykjavik City Tour & Borgarfjordur Saga Valley
Breakfast at the hotel
At 09:00 meet your tour guide who shows the group the highlights of Iceland’s exciting capital. Then we head west. We stop in Borgarnes and learn about Iceland’s earliest days at the Settlement Center. Next we head to Borgarfjörður, known as the Saga Valley because of its many important historical events. Get a chance to climb the Grábrók volcano crater and visit Deildartunguhver, Europe’s most powerful hot spring. Hraunfossar is a series of waterfalls pouring from beneath a wide lava field. Barnafoss – the Children’s falls, is nearby with its own tragic tale. The afternoon includes a lecture about Northern Lights. After dinner, step into the hotel garden in search of the Northern Lights followed by a hot cup of chocolate or tea.
Overnight location: Hotel Hamar or similar. Breakfast included. Lunch & dinner is on your own. (245km / 152mi)
MEAL PLAN: B - Snæfellsnes Peninsula & Lava Caver
The Snæfellsnes Peninsula, “the peninsula of the snowy mountain“, juts out from Iceland’s west coast like a long arm with a clenched fist at its tip, and is in many ways a microcosm of the whole island. A rugged mountain chain runs its length. Visit the fishing village of Grundarfjörður, a place with an impressive coastline and mountains, lakes and waterfalls behind the village. One of the most photographed mountains in Iceland, Kirkjufell, can be seen jutting out into the bay. Experience the area from below at Vatnshellir cave, where we take you 35 metres underground and about 200 metres into the lava tube beneath Snæfellsjökull glacier. After the visit, continue to Arnarstapi, a coastal area known for dramatic cliffs and rock formations. On the way back to Borgarnes, the guide shares practical tips on photographing the Northern Lights as part of the Northern Lights Academy programme. When darkness falls, we head outside to look for the Northern Lights and enjoy the hotel’s outdoor hot tubs.
Overnight location: Hotel Hamar or similar. Breakfast & Lunch included. Dinner on your own. (300km / 186mi)
MEAL PLAN: B | L - Golden Circle, Geothermal Taste & Icelandic Horse
Travel along the Hvalfjörður fjord. The first stop is Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Travel the Golden Circle route, see steam rising from the Geysir geothermal fields. The chef of the Restaurant Geysir invites you to taste freshly baked hot spring bread served with Icelandic butter, boiled eggs and herring. On we travel to double waterfall of Gullfoss. In the afternoon, learn about the Icelandic horse, its unique qualities and history and visit a geothermal greenhouse, before reaching the accommodation in South Iceland. Tonight, step into the darkness and search for the elusive Northern Lights in the peace and stillness of rural Iceland.
Overnight location: Landhotel in Hella or similar. Breakfast included. Lunch & dinner is on your own. (260km / 162mi)
MEAL PLAN: B - Natural Wonders of South Iceland & Eyjafjallajökull Volcano
Today we travel along the South coast. At the Lava & Volcano Exhibition Center, learn about geology and active volcanoes. Further east we visit one of Iceland’s finest folk museums. This museum contains an outstanding collection of farm and domestic artefacts from Iceland’s past and several turf-built houses. Nearby is Skógafoss waterfall which is 60 meters high and one of the most impressive waterfalls in the country. In the afternoon take a stroll on the black lava beach and along bird cliffs at Reynisfjara in South Iceland. We spend two nights near Kirkjubæjarklaustur in the Vatnajökull National Park region, located in darkness and ideal for Northern Lights search.
Overnight location: Fosshótel Núpar or similar. Breakfast included. Lunch & dinner is on your own. (225km / 140mi
MEAL PLAN: B - Vatnajökull National Park & Glacier including Glacial Lagoon and Diamond Beach
Today’s program is all about glaciers, ice and icebergs. We travel to Jökulsárlón, a glacial lagoon filled with floating icebergs, and we explore the amazing site and might see seals swimming in arctic waters. You can walk on the black sandy beach, the so-called Diamond beach, where large icebergs get stranded. In the afternoon we visit the tiny turf church at Hof and spend time at Europe’s largest national park, which has Iceland’s highest mountains, an alpine environment, and Europe’s largest glacier. In the evening enjoy a film presentation about the Northern Lights as part of the Northern Lights Academy program. Be careful not to go to bed too soon in this remote and quiet location, or you may miss out one more chance of seeing the Northern Lights shimmering and dancing across the night sky.
Optional Ice Cave Tour offered between October-April (weather permitting) provides the opportunity to explore a natural ice cave in Vatnajökull National Park. The experience lasts approximately 2.5 hours and begins at Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon with a scenic 30-minute 4×4 transfer, followed by a 5–15 minute walk to the cave entrance. Inside, guests can observe naturally formed ice structures and blue ice shaped by winter conditions over time. The tour price is ISK 25,000 per person (subject to change), with a minimum age requirement of 10 years. Warm, waterproof clothing and sturdy hiking boots are essential. This tour can be booked on day 2 of the Northern Lights Exploration tour. fter the cave visit, participants are driven back to the hotel, while the rest of the group continues the official programme. Guests joining the ice-cave tour will miss visits to Skaftafell National Park and Hofs church due to time limitations. The stop at Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon is included for all travellers.
Overnight location: Fosshótel Núpar or similar. Breakfast included. Lunch & dinner is on your own. (200km / 125mi
MEAL PLAN: B - South Shore & Blue Lagoo
From Kirkjubæjarklaustur we head across the Eldhraun lava field to the village of Vík, where we make a photo stop. The black lava beach with high bird cliffs and pounding waves is awe-inspiring. Further west we reach the high but narrow Seljalandsfoss waterfall which plunges from the mountain. In the afternoon we get to soak in the famous Blue Lagoon. We reach Reykjavík around dinner time for one last night.
Overnight location: Hotel Klettur or similar. Breakfast included. Lunch & dinner is on your own. (365km / 227mi)
The Blue Lagoon visit is in the afternoon. Tour ends around 7pm.
MEAL PLAN: B - Reykjavik – Departure
Individual transfer by Flybus shuttle bus from your accommodation in Reykjavik to Keflavik International Airport.
Breakfast included. (50km / 31mi)
MEAL PLAN: B
We Want You To Know This
Where should I meet the guide?
Meet with your tour guide on day 2, just before 9:00 am, in the lobby of your hotel.
When and where does the tour start?
The tour starts on day 2, just before 9:00 am, in the lobby of your hotel.
What are the first and last days for?
Arrival and departure days are to make your flight arrangements easier and to have a free day of leisure. The tour starts on day 2 and ends the day before departure.
Do you arrange airport transfers?
Airport transfers with the Flybus, available in the arrival hall at Keflavik airport.
In what language is the tour?
All of our tours are English-speaking.
When can we see the Northern Lights?
The Northern Lights season is from September to mid-April. We carefully choose locations to maximize your chances to see the northern lights with the help of a professional tour guide.
Are the Northern Lights guaranteed on this trip?
The Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis as they are also referred to are one of the many natural wonders of the world. As a naturally occurring phenomenon, the appearance of the Northern Lights is notoriously difficult to predict any further in advance than about two hours before it happens. As much is dependent on solar activity, we cannot accurately predict when they will occur or how frequently. Every endeavour will be made on this trip to see the Northern Lights if it is the correct time of year to see the lights. However, this is not guaranteed. The tour includes two Northern Light walks from the hotel in the countryside.
What is the age range?
The minimum age limit for this tour is 8 years old, and we don’t recommend it for younger children. There is, on the other hand, no maximum age for this tour.
What is the suggested budget for meals?
Somewhere between 8.000 and 10.000 ISK per person per day is a good budget for lunch and dinner while on tour.
Are there locations to purchase food while we are on the trip, or must the meals be pre-packed?
We will make stops during the tour at restaurants, supermarkets and gas stations where meals, drinks and snacks can be purchased while on tour.
How much time is spent at each attraction?
We stop for about 40 minutes at each attraction.
LISTEN TO WHAT EXPERT SAYS- This is an easy tour, there is no hike. But there is some walking on gravel roads. The only other stop that might be a bit difficult is Reynisfjara, the Black Sand Beach. But guests can absolutely go and see, we just suggest listening to the guide and looking at the warning lists (if they are on).
PLEASE NOTE
- No refund for Unused services
- Once the services are issued upon confirmation the same cannot be amended
- We do not hold any confirm bookings for any services mentioned in this itinerary
- All services and prices indicated are subject to change without any notice
- Itineraries may be subject to change at short notice during severe weather conditions, and certain outdoor activities/day trips may be cancelled during the winter season in Iceland. In these rare cases, where situations of force majeure apply, excursions/activities cannot be refunded. Still, the local guides will try their best to find reasonable alternatives where and whenever possible.