Guests Witness Northern Lights in Iceland!

Yesterday, our guests in Iceland were lucky enough to witness the Northern Lights during their South Coast tour! 💚 The Northern Lights are truly a "luck-dependent" natural phenomenon: 🌌 The peak season for chasing the aurora is from September to April. 🌌 Clear skies and minimal cloud cover are essential. 🌌 Being far away from city lights increases your chances. This time, our guests hit the jackpot—they fulfilled their dream in August! ✨ Seeing the aurora before the peak season is incredibly rare. If you also want to chase the Northern Lights in Iceland, make sure to plan your trip in advance. Our winter itineraries include aurora-chasing experiences, so if you miss it once, you’ll have another chance! Here’s a sample 5-day Northern Lights itinerary in Iceland: 𝐃𝟏: Reykjavik 𝐃𝟐: Reykjavik - Seljalandsfoss - Skógafoss - Black Sand Beach - Reynisfjara Basalt Columns - South Coast Town 𝐃𝟑: South Coast Town - Vatnajökull Glacier - Glacier Lagoon - Diamond Beach 𝐃𝟒: South Coast Town - Gullfoss Waterfall - Geysir - Þingvellir National Park 𝐃𝟓: Free time in Reykjavik - Departure