Q: What should I wear on the Northern Lights tour?
Ans: Dress warmly in layers, including a waterproof jacket and pants, headwear, gloves, warm socks, or waterproof shoes. Since you'll be outside at night, staying comfortable in the cold weather is essential.
Q: Is there a guarantee that I will see the Northern Lights?
Ans: While we strive to provide the best chance to see the Northern Lights by choosing optimal locations, sightings are not guaranteed due to their natural unpredictability. If you don't see the lights on your first attempt, you can join another tour for free.
Q: What is included in the tour?
Ans: The tour includes free high-quality photos, a home-cooked meal with vegan options, hot chocolate, Icelandic cinnamon buns, and a tasting of Icelandic spirits like 12-year-old whisky and volcanic vodka. You will also receive a warm winter jumpsuit and a comfortable chair for outdoor viewing.
Q: How long does the tour last?
Ans: The Northern Lights tour typically lasts between 3 to 6 hours, depending on the visibility of the lights. This duration allows flexibility to maximize the chances of witnessing the aurora borealis.
Q: What happens if the tour is canceled due to bad weather?
Ans: If the tour is canceled due to unfavorable weather conditions, you will be offered a free retry or a full refund. This ensures you have another opportunity to experience the tour under better conditions.
Q: Where does the tour pick up and drop off?
Ans: The tour picks you up from your accommodation or the nearest bus stop in downtown Reykjavik. This ensures a convenient and hassle-free start and ends to your adventure.
Q: Are the tours accessible to everyone?
Ans: While the tours are open to most travelers, they are inaccessible for wheelchairs. It's best to contact the tour operator directly if you have specific accessibility needs.
