Aurora Borealis Northern Lights Tour from Reykjavik

Excellent tour saw the light's too had a fab time and the guide was excellent

It was a smaller tour group, so it was easier to do our own thing. Guide was really cool. Sang some Norwegian songs as we went.

This was an amazing tour! I got to bond with fellow travelers from my hostel as we drove around looking for the lights. We were able to get some decent images with the right camera settings but they were not highly visible to the naked eye so we were invited back to rebook for free. I would have taken them up on their offer if I hadn't been leaving the next day. Great tour guide and company!

This was awesome! We were lucky enough to see the lights!!! Make sure you atleast try!!!!! Holy moly was it cold and windy though, however the tour offers you hot chocolate and yummy biscuits. Our tour guide was awesome! It was his first night and he was very informative. Many people wanted to sleep, he sensed that and went easy.

Part of this was chance, I know, because of the remarkable display that occurred for three nights in September. But we saw incredible views in part because our guides were willing to keep moving and trying other locations. Also appreciated the side trips, such as the geothermal restaurant kitchen, and the stories about the faults. Our guides were also the friendliest people we met in Iceland.

Our tour guide was awesome! The Northern Lights were not entirely what we expected, but once we learned more about them from our guide and how the camera lens catches what we often can't see with our eyes we were very impressed with this wonder of nature. We chased the lights, found them, and greatly enjoyed the adventure.

we saw the lights what more can i say

The tour guide was great and he tried to make it an experience but if the northern lights are not there or the weather is bad, chances are you won't see anything. We had a faint sighting but not a real experience.

Excellant

Didn't see anything and was extremely cold. I know it's not guaranteed but we went the opposite way of where the Northern Lights were meant to appear that night.