Northern Lights Bus Tour from Akureyri
Operated by Saga Travel
Booking is handled by Saga Travel — you will be taken to their site to pick a date and pay. We do not process payments or manage reservations.
Price, inclusions and retry policy last checked by hand on 3 September 2026. Operators can change any of them at any time — treat the figure above as the operator’s “from” price as it stood that day, not a quote.
About this tour
Nightly 21:00 departure from Akureyri through the aurora season. Saga's team reads the forecast each afternoon and emails you whether the tour is running.
Quick facts
- Duration
- 3 hrs
- Departs from
- Akureyri · Akureyri
- Hotel pickup
- Not included
- Transport
- Coach bus
- Season
- September – April
- Tour type
- Bus Tour
Features
What’s included
- Guide
- Transport
Not included
- Professional photos
- Warm clothing
If the aurora does not show
No retry policy stated. Saga cancel and notify by email when conditions are unsuitable.
Cancellation terms are shown at Saga Travel's checkout.
About Saga Travel
Direct Operator · Operates in North Iceland, Reykjavík
Cross-region aurora operator. Akureyri bus, Lake Myvatn, and Reykjavik options. On GYG and Guide to Iceland. Parent company Iceland Horizon.
Visit Saga Travel ↗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.
How we make money: some booking links on this page are affiliate links — if you book through them we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. It never changes the price you pay, and it does not decide which tours we list: every tour here is checked by hand and ranked on group size, retry policy and what is actually included. We do not sell tours or process payments; booking and cancellation are handled by the operator.
Pick the right night
The free Aurora Iceland app scores 137 viewing spots every 5 minutes and alerts you when conditions turn good — useful before your tour, and after it.