Stunning 6-Day Northern Lights Adventure in Iceland with Ice Caving

Welcome to the enchanting land of Iceland, where your adventure begins the moment you step out of the airport and embrace the crisp Icelandic winter weather. 

The journey from Keflavik International Airport to the vibrant capital city of Reykjavik promises awe-inspiring views of Iceland's rugged and volcanic landscape, setting the stage for an unforgettable experience.

You could stop at the world-famous Blue Lagoon geothermal spa on your way to Iceland's capital city. Nestled amidst a mystical moss-covered lava field, this geothermal spa is renowned for its healing mineral-rich waters, striking azure hues, and luxurious treatments. 

If you add the Blue Lagoon to your itinerary, it will be integrated into your travel plans, either upon arrival or on another day, depending on your flight schedule. Your dedicated travel consultant will handle all the arrangements to ensure a seamless experience.

Reykjavik, the vibrant heart of Iceland, awaits your exploration if you have extra free time.

Your accommodation has been thoughtfully selected for its prime location and utmost comfort, ensuring you're well-situated to delve into the city's charms. Take an evening stroll through Reykjavik's narrow and colorful streets, immersing yourself in the local culture, or embark on a culinary journey by indulging in the delectable offerings of bars, coffee shops, and cafes around the city.

If you like, you can take the complimentary northern lights boat tour today. Come aboard a lovely sightseeing ship from the Old Harbour by Harpa Concert Hall, and you'll be able to gaze up at the sky in hopes of seeing those fabulous sparkles of eerie color!

Alternatively, you can take a northern lights minibus tour to head out into the countryside under the cover of darkness and watch for glimmers of color against a backdrop of the Icelandic wilderness.

You'll spend the night in Reykjavik.

Day five can be spent sightseeing around the Snaefellsnes Peninsula or in Reykjavik.

The Snaefellsnes Peninsula is often called 'Iceland in miniature' due to its diverse attractions. Here, you can see the subglacial volcano of Snaefellsjokull and the national park surrounding it. Marvel at the dramatic Mount Kirkjufell, Ytri Tunga and Djupalonssandur beaches, and many other sites.

Those eager to see as much natural beauty as possible on their travels will not regret this choice.

Otherwise, you can immerse yourself in the culture of Reykjavik. Though you can spend all day sightseeing in the capital of Iceland, there are plenty of add-ons you can choose to make your experience more memorable.

Firstly, you can book admission to the Perlan exhibition, an incredible museum with interactive exhibits on glaciers, puffin-watching cliffs, volcanoes, and more. The viewing platform here also offers some of the best panoramas in the city.

Alternatively, you can enjoy the FlyOver Iceland experience. This simulation will suspend you over a giant screen showing Icelandic landscapes, complete with wind and scent effects, to provide the feeling that you are flying over the country's most incredible areas.

A third option is to visit the Sky Lagoon, a breathtaking geothermal spa with an infinity pool and sauna overlooking the ocean. This spa has a seven-step ritual to help you rejuvenate.

Those interested in Reykjavik culture can choose the fourth option, a two-hour walking tour through the capital's historic sites with a local guide. This excursion includes a traditional Icelandic lunch, particularly appealing to foodies.

If you're not finished with adventure, you can alternatively go on a one-hour ATV ride in nature outside Reykjavik. This exciting tour lets you get your adrenaline pumping as you marvel over dramatic lava landscapes.

You can also go whale-watching from the harbor. Even in winter, you can see dolphins, porpoises, and minke whales in the beautiful waters outside the city. 

Your final option is a 24-hour Reykjavik City Card, which will provide free entry and discounts to many museums, galleries, and pools across the capital. This card is an excellent option for those who plan to pack many city attractions into their day.

Otherwise, make the most of your time in the capital by spending the day sightseeing in Reykjavik. There's plenty to explore, from the Sun Voyager sculpture of a Viking ship by the harbor to the historic parliament buildings just off the main shopping street.

Hallgrimskirkja church and the Harpa Concert Hall are also highly recommended sites.