South Coast & Northern Lights Combo
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
About this tour
Full-day South Coast sightseeing by day, then an evening northern lights chase. Waterfalls, black sand beach, and aurora in one trip.
Pickup: Free Reykjavík hotel pickup.
Quick facts
- Duration
- 12–14 hrs
- Departs from
- Reykjavík · Harpa Concert Hall
- Hotel pickup
- Included
- Transport
- Coach bus
- Group size
- Max 50
- Season
- September – March
- Tour type
- Day + Aurora Combo
Features
What's included
- Professional guide
- South Coast sightseeing
- Northern lights hunt
Not included
- Meals
- Warm clothing
If the aurora does not show
Retry available for the aurora portion if not seen.
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.