Iceland · DESSERT TOURS
Daylight is the scarce thing here, not options. These 10 dessert tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to planning.
Chase the Northern Lights from Reykjavik in a small minibus with hot chocolate, wool blankets, and pro photos when skies cooperate.
“This was an amazing tour, not just because of the northern lights, but because of the outstanding customer service. Our host went above and beyond to make sure we were able to see the lights.”
Chase the Northern Lights by bus from Reykjavik with hot chocolate, WiFi, and flexible dark-sky stops near Thingvellir.
“The trip was well organised and the tour guide and driver did their very best to find the Northern Lights on a night with intermittent cloud but solar activity was low so the lights did not put in an appearance which was apparently the case nearly all week. We were lucky to catch a glimpse on the way back from another tour. But the trip was well organised and they tried their best and we learned a lot about the Northen Lights and the KP index. The trip would have been very good had the Northern Lights put in an appearance.”
Reykjavik’s Northern Lights hunt with science talk, photo stops, warm hot chocolate, and a free retry if the aurora does not show.
“Very nice man, he was very knowledgeable about how to find the lights what they were. An amazing night we saw the lights on our first stop with low activity.”
Reykjavik 4x4 hunt for the aurora with hot cocoa, Icelandic pastries, hand warmers, and a pro photo, plus rebooking if skies disappoint.
“It was ok….. we went a really long way and I’ve seen better in my garden in wales. We did see the lights but it was nothing spectacular.”
Reykjavik Northern Lights hunt with a small-group minibus, free hot chocolate, and guide-made aurora photos, plus pickup and WiFi.
“We were fortunate to have a clear night and the lights were very clear at all three locations we stopped. The driver was safe, very friendly, courteous and went out of his way to ensure that all participants had the chance to have a photo with the lights. The rating I gave was for the experience - the driver could have described and explained the lights and the phenomena to the group - but did not. Nevertheless - the tour was on time, safe and comfortable! Thanks!”
A small-group Northern Lights bus chase from Reykjavík with hot chocolate, warm comforts, and a guide sharing aurora science and folklore.
“It was incredible. We were very lucky and treated to an amazing display from the northern lights. Thomas told fascinating stories about folklore.”
Reykjavik small-group Northern Lights tour with Sprinter pickup, hot chocolate, pastries, and guide photos when the sky cooperates.
“The tour was good, as we seen the lights and were very lucky with the burst we had; amazing experience. The hot chocolate and pastry was delicious. However I do have to take a star away, due to the poor quality of professional camera. You pay extra to have these photos included, in comparison to the other northern lights tours. The guide was not a professional photographer and this can be seen in the photos received. I will attach these. All you can see is the top of mine and my partners heads, better photos were taken on my own iPhone. So if you are booking a tour specifically for…”
Cozy 4-hour Northern Lights hunt from Reykjavík with hot chocolate, expert English and Spanish guidance, and viewing away from city lights.
Reykjavik northern lights hunt by super-jeep with hot cocoa, Icelandic pastries, cozy blankets, and pro aurora photos in 4 hours.
Hunt the Northern Lights from Reykjavik in a mini bus with blankets, hot cocoa, pastries, and aurora photos, in Iceland.
Every kind of day out on the island, and the best of each.
