Northern Lights Tour by Boat in Reykjavík

About the Activity

What to Expect

Discover the magic of the Northern Lights with a memorable excursion from Reykjavík. As the vibrant auroras dance across the sky, you'll be captivated by their ever-changing colours, intensity, and movement. This natural spectacle unfolds far from the city's glow, offering a truly serene viewing experience. Our expert guides will share fascinating insights into this phenomenon, enhancing your understanding and appreciation.

The boat features a comfortable indoor area with heating and a cosy café, along with a 360° viewing platform for an unparalleled view of the auroras. We provide warm overalls to ensure you are snug while enjoying the celestial display. Remember to bring a hat and gloves to keep warm.

Our team is committed to maximising your chances of witnessing the Northern Lights by carefully monitoring solar activity and weather conditions. While sightings cannot be guaranteed, the combination of the vast night sky and the soothing rhythm of the ocean creates an unforgettable adventure.

Highlights

• Unique Northern Lights tour by sea, offering a breathtaking view from the water

• Boat with cosy and heated indoor cabins

• A knowledgeable crew familiar with the area will guide you to the best spots to see the Northern Lights

• Witness magical Northern Lights dance across the sky

How to Get There

We meet at our ticket office in the Reykjavik Harbour, 15 minutes before departure.

Characteristics of The Boat

• Motorboat

• Number of passengers: 144

• Bar

• Restrooms

• Wi-Fi

• Heated indoor cabins

Additional Services

• Pick up (45 minutes before departure, on request)

• Drinks and snacks

Bring Along

• Cash

• Booking confirmation

• Hat and gloves

• Warm shoes

• Extra pair of wool socks, mittens/gloves and a warm hat

Good to Know

• Suitable for children of all ages, pregnant women and the elderly

• Accessible to foldable strollers

• Only service dogs are allowed

• Please note that Northern Lights are a natural phenomenon and can be subject to weather, so their visibility cannot be guaranteed