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The 6 most popular dessert tours in Iceland right now, with what each one includes, who runs it and what you can expect to pay.
Small-group northern lights hunt from Reykjavík with hot chocolate, wool blankets, and pro photos when conditions allow.
“Michaela knew exactly where to go! We stopped three times to see a spectacular show of the Northern Lights. She took photos of us at each stop, and on the last stop we had cocoa and Icelandic donuts. This tour was great!”
Hunt the Northern Lights on a Reykjavik bus tour with hot chocolate, countryside stops, and free rebooking if you miss them.
“Wonderful! Felt like we were in the hands of the expert! Thank you Simon for your knowledge, humour and real insight to this beautiful place. It was spellbinding!”
A guided Northern Lights search from Reykjavik with warm hot chocolate, multiple dark-sky stops, and a free next-night retry if skies don’t cooperate.
“It was an amazing experience and Rachel was a very knowledgeable and informative guide.”
A small-group Reykjavik Northern Lights 4x4 chase with hot chocolate, Icelandic pastries, and guide photo help. Pickup included.
“There is no guarantee that the lights will appear but be patient. It looked like our night was a bust but just after midnight everything changed and it was spectacular!!”
Reykjavik Northern Lights small-group hunt with hot chocolate, WiFi, and free guide photos for about 4 hours.
“Nice experience! It was super cold and windy, so definitely dress in layers. Nelu (the guide) was really kind and did his best to chase clear skies, driving quite a distance around Iceland (not sure how far we went in the opposite direction, but we eventually returned and headed toward Keflavík). It was super cold,…”
Chase the Northern Lights from Reykjavik in a mini bus with hot cocoa, pastries, blankets, and complimentary aurora photos.
