6-Day Northern Lights Adventure Package in Iceland with Ice Caving

Welcome to the enchanting land of Iceland, where your adventure begins the moment you step out of the airport and embrace the crisp Icelandic winter air. The journey from Keflavik International Airport to the capital city of Reykjavik offers breathtaking views of Iceland's rugged volcanic landscape, setting the stage for an unforgettable experience.

On your way to Reykjavik, you may choose to stop at the world-famous Blue Lagoon geothermal spa. Tucked away in a mystical moss-covered lava field, this spa is renowned for its healing mineral-rich waters, striking azure hues, and luxurious treatments.

If you decide to include the Blue Lagoon in your itinerary, it will be seamlessly integrated into your travel plans, either upon arrival or on another day, depending on your flight schedule. Your dedicated travel consultant will take care of all the details, ensuring a smooth and effortless experience.

Reykjavik, the vibrant heart of Iceland, is ready for you to explore should you have any extra free time.

Your carefully selected accommodation combines a prime location with exceptional comfort, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the city's charm. Take a leisurely evening stroll through Reykjavik’s narrow, colorful streets, soak in the local culture, or indulge in the city's delightful culinary offerings at its many bars, coffee shops, and cafes.

If you wish, you can embark on a complimentary northern lights boat tour this evening. Set sail from the Old Harbour near Harpa Concert Hall aboard a charming sightseeing ship and gaze up at the night sky in hopes of witnessing the mesmerizing colors of the aurora borealis.

Alternatively, opt for a northern lights minibus tour, taking you out into the countryside under the cover of darkness to search for shimmering lights against the backdrop of Iceland’s vast wilderness.

You’ll spend the night in Reykjavik, resting and ready for the next day of adventure.

Day five offers the choice of sightseeing around the Snaefellsnes Peninsula or exploring Reykjavik.

The Snaefellsnes Peninsula is often called "Iceland in miniature" due to its diverse attractions. Here, you can marvel at the subglacial volcano of Snaefellsjokull and the national park surrounding it. Admire the dramatic Mount Kirkjufell, the picturesque beaches of Ytri Tunga and Djupalonssandur, and many other stunning sites. For those eager to immerse themselves in Iceland’s natural beauty, this is an unforgettable choice.

Alternatively, you can delve into the culture of Reykjavik. While there's plenty to explore in Iceland's capital, there are also several add-ons available to enhance your experience.

You can start by booking admission to the Perlan exhibition, an incredible museum featuring interactive exhibits on glaciers, puffin-watching cliffs, volcanoes, and more. The viewing platform also offers some of the best panoramic views in the city.

Another option is the FlyOver Iceland experience, a thrilling simulation that suspends you over a giant screen showcasing Icelandic landscapes. With wind and scent effects, you'll feel like flying over the country’s most remarkable areas.

For a more relaxing experience, consider visiting the Sky Lagoon, a breathtaking geothermal spa with an infinity pool and sauna overlooking the ocean. The spa also offers a rejuvenating seven-step ritual.

Those interested in Reykjavik’s rich culture can opt for a two-hour walking tour of the capital's historic sites with a local guide. This excursion includes a traditional Icelandic lunch, making it particularly appealing for food lovers.

If you're seeking more adventure, consider a one-hour ATV ride outside Reykjavik, where you can explore dramatic lava landscapes while getting your adrenaline pumping.

You can also enjoy whale-watching from the harbor. Even in winter, you'll have the chance to see dolphins, porpoises, and minke whales in the beautiful waters outside the city.

For those who want to explore Reykjavik's cultural scene, a 24-hour Reykjavik City Card offers free entry and discounts to many museums, galleries, and pools across the capital, making it an excellent option for those looking to pack in various city attractions.

If you prefer to spend the day sightseeing in Reykjavik, there’s plenty to discover. Visit the Sun Voyager sculpture, which resembles a Viking ship by the harbor, or explore the historic parliament buildings just off the main shopping street. Don’t miss Hallgrimskirkja Church and the Harpa Concert Hall, both highly recommended sites.