Northern Lights: 2-Hr Boat Tour + Alternative Bus Tour
Enjoy an evening at sea in search of the beautiful Northern Lights
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Duration: 2h
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Live guide: English
Meeting point
Geirsgata 11, 101, ReykjavíkPlease present this ticket at the Special Tours ticket office (Geirsgata 11).
Seeing the Northern Lights at sea is an amazing experience; sailing away from the coastline of Reykjavík and seeing the auroras on the North-Atlantic with the city lights in the background is something you won't forget!
Your expert guide will help you to search for the lights while telling you all about the science, legends and myths that surround this amazing natural phenomenon. There's a speaker system on board so you can choose to wait inside the cafeteria, enjoying a warm drink or watching the boat's Northern Lights video.
When the guide sees the lights, they will announce it on the speaker system so everyone knows to head outside and look up!
Your friendly crew takes photos on every tour, which are available to download in the following days at no extra charge. They are also happy to assist with camera settings to give you the best chance of capturing the auroras.
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