Stargazing · ICELAND
This is the shortlist you would send a friend flying in Iceland: 4 nights out under the sky, priced per head, with the one thing to know before you commit.
Review of Perlan in Reykjavik, with ice caves, volcano exhibits, Northern Lights planetarium, views, price, timing, and booking advice.
“This is a non-guided tour. The tour itself was excellent. we got to see a brand new exhibit on the volcanoes which is not yet open to the public. They take you to experience the inside of a volcano crator. I have never seen an exhibit like that. Wonderful.!”
Review of Reykjavik’s small-group Northern Lights and stargazing tour, with telescope views, photos, hot chocolate, transport, and rebooking.
“Extremely knowledgeable guides, very educational. So excited we got to see them. Made even better that we did it as a family.”
Aurora Basecamp near Reykjavik pairs aurora science, fire-pit viewing, hot drinks, and practical tips for spotting the northern lights.
“Do not bother go on there if you really want to see northern light because is weather dependent and geomagnetic events. This offer do not include transportation. It will cost 11k+ isk to get to the site feom Reyjavik and 12k+ isk to return. It Read more”
Chase Iceland’s Northern Lights by Jeep, stargaze through a telescope, enjoy hot chocolate, and get free aurora photos in a small group.
Pick a desert, a summit or a dome.
