Trips from Reykjavik to Northern lights
Private or Group Tours to Iceland
If we ask you if you want to see the Northern Lights, we are sure that the answer is yes, right? We are not surprised, because even though we have seen them many times on our trips, each time is like the first time. Join our trips from Reykjavík to Northern lights to enjoy them with us.
Choose Your Northern Lights Experience
Whether you are looking for an exclusive evening hunt starting from your hotel in Reykjavík, or a complete winter expedition around Iceland to maximize your chances of seeing the Aurora Borealis, we have the perfect itinerary for you. Escape the crowded buses and discover the magic of Iceland with our expert local guides.
Trips from Reykjavík to Northern lights: a trip to another planet
We would love to describe to you what it feels like to see your first aurora, but despite our experience it is impossible. It is something so incredible that we cannot put it in words: you have to experience it. That is why we have designed our tours to see the auroras, so that you too can experience that incredible feeling of witnessing something from another world.
Remember that at Aldu Experience you can book a private tour Iceland and we will design the perfect trip for you. It is as simple as giving us a few details and we will start to shape what you need. What do you fancy? Waterfalls? Glaciers? Volcanoes? Or do you want it all? Let us know and we will can prepare it for you.
If what you want is to spend 8 days touring the island and visiting the most amazing places you have ever seen, the tour Aurora boreal Reykjavík is what you are looking for. This organised trip to see the Northern Lights in Iceland is perfect for those who just want to focus on having a good time, as we take care of the planning and logistics. We pick you up at the hotel and take care of accompanying you to visit the most amazing places on the planet. If you also travel in the winter months, you might have chances of seeing the Northern lights, these incredible natural phenomena that will remain in your life experiences.
Contact us to join the trips from Reykjavík to Northern lights and discover the land of ice and fire with qualified guides certified by the Icelandic government who also speak English, French and Spanish!
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear for a Northern Lights trip in Iceland?
You should dress in warm layers to stay comfortable. Essential clothing includes a waterproof coat (perfect for visiting waterfalls), thermal underwear, long-sleeve shirts, wool socks, and winter accessories like a hat, gloves, and a scarf. You should also bring sturdy boots with thick soles for glacier hikes, and don't forget your bathing suit for the Blue Lagoon!
Do you offer multi-day Northern Lights tours?
Yes, we offer an 8-day organized tour called "Aurora Boreal Reykjavík". We take care of all the planning, logistics, and hotel pickups, so you can just focus on enjoying the island, its stunning landscapes, and hunting for the Northern Lights during the winter months.
Can I book a customized or private tour in Iceland?
Absolutely. At Aldu Experience, we offer private tours tailored to your needs. Just let us know what you want to see—whether it's waterfalls, glaciers, volcanoes, or all of them—and our certified guides will design the perfect trip for you.
Where is Aldu Experience located?
Aldu Experience is a travel agency based in the Reykjavík area. Our office is located at Furugrund 56, 200, Kópavogur, Iceland. You can reach us at (+354) 785 7822.
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Dress for your trip to Iceland
There are so many things to do when visiting Iceland that you don’t want to miss out by not wearing appropriate clothing.
If you visit powerful waterfalls such as Skógafoss, Seljalandsfoss or Dettifoss, the mist from them can get you soaking wet in no time.
Thermal underwear, leggings (or tights) and T-shirts (or tight sweaters), are essential during the winter, as they provide different levels of insulation impossible to achieve otherwise.
When it comes to covering your torso, don’t forget the obvious pieces of clothing, like T-shirts, long-sleeved shirts, and vests.
There is nothing worse than having cold feet. Wool is the best material for insulating, so make sure you bring enough pairs to last you the entire trip.
Believe us, these accessories in Iceland much more than fashion accessories: they are real lifesavers, they make a difference between being comfortable or suffering.
Puede que no estés pensando en meter en la maleta un traje de baño para un viaje de invierno. Sin embargo, en nuestro recorrido sera de utilidad. Nuestro recorrido cuenta con acceso a la Blue lagoon por lo que te hará falta. Nolo olvides en casa
The varied combination of Iceland’s terrain makes boots an essential garment, a thick sole is recommended (professional hiking boots is not essential) to adjust our crampons during the glacier hike.
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