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The Northern Lights is one of Iceland’s most popular experiences. And anyone who has seen it before will testify that it’s even better than you imagine. Would you like to see Iceland’s mesmerizing Northern Lights, combining it with our most popular ATV tour. This combo tour provides the thrill of tearing through the fresh Icelandic snow on your ATV followed by a night hunting the sky for an aurora storm. If you’d like to check out more options, take a look at our range or Northern Lights tours and boat tours in Iceland. And please get in touch if you have any questions.
The tour begins after the sun has fully set and the darkness takes over the Icelandic sky. The sun is quite shy here in winter, so it’s a good thing our ATVs are equipped to handle the snow & darkness. Your keen sense of adventure is just about as important as those mittens on your hands for this tour. Your Safari Quads Guide will meet you at your hotel accommodation to take you to our Safari Quads base camp where the excitement begins. Before we hit the off-road trails in our natural playground, our guides will teach you how to operate the bikes and discuss safety instructions. Once everyone is geared up and ready to go, we head out for our adventure up to Hafrafjall Mountain and beyond. The ATV tour is one full hour out on the trails that cut through the ruggedly beautiful Icelandic landscape. After the tour, we relax, defrost and enjoy a hot cup of coffee then afterwards drop you off at the Gray Line bus station for part two of your excursion.
The hunt for Iceland’s Northern Lights is on! We take you out of Reykjavík city to the best places to see the Northern Lights swirling across the night sky in their magnificent shapes and colours. Located under the Auroral Oval, Iceland is one of the best places on Earth to experience the beautiful and mysterious Northern Lights. Northern lights (Aurora Borealis) are most frequently seen around the North Pole, within an oval shaped region drawn around the Northern Hemisphere called the aurora oval. Iceland lies within this most active region meaning that the Northern lights are potentially visible from every place in Iceland. You‘ll be accompanied by an engaging and educated guide as they takes you on your journey away from the buzz of the city to check off the item at the very top of your Iceland bucket list.
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Safari Quads
19 Lambhagavegur, Reykjavík, Iceland
