Northern Lights Mystery Tour
Operated by Gray Line Iceland
Booking is handled by Gray Line Iceland — you will be taken to their site to pick a date and pay. We do not process payments or manage reservations.
Why choose this tour
- Hotel pickup included
- Hot drinks provided
About this tour
Guided coach tour chasing the aurora through the Icelandic countryside. Destination chosen by forecast and cloud cover.
Pickup: Free Reykjavík hotel pickup 30 minutes before departure.
Quick facts
- Duration
- 3–5 hrs
- Departs from
- Reykjavík · Harpa Concert Hall
- Hotel pickup
- Included
- Transport
- Coach bus
- Group size
- Max 50
- Season
- September – April
- Tour type
- Bus Tour
Features
What's included
- Professional guide
- Hot chocolate
Not included
- Warm clothing
- Dinner
If the aurora does not show
Free retry offered if no lights seen. Check operator site for current validity period.
Free cancellation with 24 hours notice.
About Gray Line Iceland
Direct Operator · Operates in Reykjavík
Major operator with classic aurora and combo products. Public affiliate program at grayline.com/affiliates/ (5% commission, 7-day cookie). Also on GYG and Guide to Iceland.
Visit Gray Line Iceland ↗Before you book
Aurora sightings are weather-dependent and cannot be guaranteed by anyone. Routes are chosen on the night from the real-time forecast and cloud cover. Check the live conditions before your departure — and if tonight looks poor, a tour with a free retry costs you nothing to postpone.
Details last verified 2026-03-14 · Source: S6
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Pick the right night
The free Aurora Iceland app scores 100+ viewing spots every 5 minutes and alerts you when conditions turn good — useful before your tour, and after it.