If you wanna see them, you just now it’s a matter of luck. A lot of variables are involved. We were funny enough to see 1-hour long of strong northern lights, but the guide told us it was exceptional. If you wanna book, I’d recommend to do it at the last moment. When you get to Iceland, ask in any other of your tours if there’s gonna be a chance to see them. That was what I did and it went perfectly!!

The first day it was cloudy and we did not see anything. But i rebooked for the next day and we had quite a nice activity! The guide, Martin, was very nice and he put in extra effort to take pics of me when i asked him. He also let us stay a bit longer because the aurora intensifies towards the end of the tour. Tip: bring a good camera and a good tripod, you will need to take long exposure pics and not move for 10 sec!!!

Martin was very informative. The bus was full, but very well organized. They arrived on time. Called out each group one at a time , and boarded. Drove about an hour out to the city for first location. Then another 30 mins and saw nothing. Had a cloudy day and chances were slim. But on our way back, lo and behold miracle indeed. Saw the northern lights form right in front of us. We literally chasing the lights and found her. Worth the effort and Martin was so excited when he saw it, like it was the first time. He really wanted us to see it and we were excited to see it. Worth every penny indeed. Martin and our driver were very informative and we had a safe /warm /exciting viewing of Northern Lights!!