Lava Tunnel Evening Tour & Northern Lights Excursion from Reykjavík

 The Lava Tunnel & Northern Lights – Small Group Tour in a Minibus

Difficulty: 1/5, very easy

Tour Highlights: Raufarhólshellir lava tube – Lava Caving, Small Group Experience, Northern Lights Photos, The Northern Lights, Guided Tour in a Minibus, Budget Option, Icelandic Countryside, Family Friendly

Hotel pick-up time: Be ready at 7:30 pm for a pick up from your Reykjavík accommodation and please note that it can take up to 30 minutes for us to arrive.

About the Lava Tunnel & Northern Lights Experience:

On this tour you’ll visit the fourth-longest lava tube in Iceland and witness the natural phenomenon that is the Northern Lights.

Firstly, your expert guide will collect you from your selected pick up location in a minibus. You’ll then be transported to Rauðarhölshellir lava Tunnel, 45 minutes outside of Reykjavík, where you’ll admire the fascinating lava formations and colors on this hour-long tour. We’ll go as far as 900 meters into the cave.

Next, we’ll explore some of Iceland’s beautiful landscapes in the search of Northern Lights. Our guides take photos every time the Northern Lights are spotted so you’ll get your photograph taken with the Aurora Borealis. We’ll enjoy hot chocolate while admiring the sky.

For the most enjoyable experience, be sure to wear ankle supporting boots, warm layers, coat, adequate hat and gloves.

Nota bene: As the success of the Northern Lights tour is heavily dependent on weather conditions, it may be possible that the Aurora Borealis is not visible on your trip. If the northern lights are not seen, we offer clients the chance to join a minibus Northern Lights departure free of charge upon availability. Note that you need to contact us to re-book.

Disclaimer: Tutti i viaggi avventurosi sono intrapresi sotto la responsabilità dei suoi partecipanti Arctic Adventures non si assume alcuna responsabilità per gli incidenti che sono causati dai suoi clienti o possono essere ricondotti alle proprie azioni I partecipanti devono firmare una deroga prima di intraprendere tutti i viaggi affermando di rendersi conto che tutte le attività all'aperto comportano un rischio intrinseco