I'm interested in selling this trip to a client, but I have several questions: Where is the meeting point they need to arrive at? Does it include transfers from the hotel to the airport and vice versa? If two people share the same room, does the price go down? How many people are in the tour group?

Joining Instructions: Recommended arrival time is any time on Day 1 at Keflavik Airport (KEF). Airport transfers via Flybus voucher, which you exchange at airport counter for two tickets - one to hotel and one back to airport. Public bus system transfers throughout day and stops at various city hotels. You need to carry your own luggage and may change buses at Reykjavik bus terminal with possible 15-minute wait. Twin room price stays per person unless single supplement added. Would you like to check availability and price for a specific date?

My mother is 84 and in pretty good shape but does have some knee issues. How difficult and long are the hikes, especially the one on the glacier. Trying to determine if this trip is possible.

On this tour we venture out onto a glacier tour clients are equipped with a helmet, ice axe and crampons, sticking to flat sections of the ice. This experience is very accessible and designed for all abilities. To make the most of this trip you do not need previous experience, but a reasonable level of fitness is recommended. This trip is classified as a level 2 trip.

Let me know if anything becomes available for 3 adults Nov 8-13

Unfortunately we do not have anything available for the 8th to 13 November 2022. I can put you on a waitlist, though I cannot guarantee space. Are you flexible with dates, is there another time you may consider?

Can you arrange accommodation at the same hotel for those 2 previous nights? If so, could you provide a quote?

Yes, we can request 2 nights pre tour at the Hotel Klettur in Reykjavik. A single room is $245 per room per night. Total cost for 2 nights will be $980 for both rooms. If you prefer a twin share room, the cost is $300 per room per night. Pre-tour accommodation will be sent on request once deposit is made.

Is it possible to do this as a bespoke trip for 2 grandparents 2 children?

We can look into offering this as a private departure. We do not make changes to the itinerary or accommodation when running private departures. We would be happy to look into availability and pricing, but we need the attached form completed. Once we have the form back we usually confirm availability and pricing within 10 business days.

When is the best time of year to take this tour?

This tour only runs at optimal times during the year to ensure that the skies are dark enough to see the lights to their full effect. The sighting is heavily dependent on the cloud cover and the activity of the Aurora. This is often down to chance, and any time of the year that this tour runs offers an equal chance of a sighting. September and October are the months we would recommend to anybody who prefers to avoid the extreme cold of an Arctic winter. November and December are very much a time of change in the Arctic and heralds the arrival of the first major snows of the winter. The snow does bring quite a bit of cloud cover but the shorter days also bring darker skies which increases the amount of time during which the Aurora might be visible. January to March are probably the three most popular months for Aurora hunting because they bring long dark nights and plenty of snow to play in during the daylight hours while you wait for darkness to fall!

Am I guaranteed to see the Northern Lights?

Northern Lights (called the Aurora Borealis) is a naturally occurring phenomenon. The appearance of the Northern Lights is notoriously difficult to predict any further in advance than about two hours before it happens. Therefore, it is important to understand that the tour operator won’t be able to guarantee the perfect weather conditions while on the tour. Exodus Travels will do everything they can to increase your chance of spotting the fabled lights, however, a sighting cannot be guaranteed. That being said, this tour is packed with plenty of other amazing and unforgettable experiences. You will have the opportunity to visit the mighty Skogafoss waterfall, the beautiful Jokulsarlon Glacial Lagoon, take on a glacier trek and explore stunning coastal Reykjavik.

What's the weather like in Iceland?

The country has a notoriously fickle climate, and on any day of the winter you may experience periods of sunshine alternating with short or long showers of snow, sleet or even rain.

Do you arrange airport transfers?

Free arrival and departure transfers (Flybus) are offered between the airport the joining hotels for any flight.

Does this tour cater for Vegetarians?

We can accommodate vegetarians on this trip as long as you advise us at time of booking.

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Seeing the sun rise on the glacial lagoon. Watching the northern lights in freezing temperatures dance above our heads.
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Low Intensity: Travelers can expect some light physical activities
Guided in English
Group Size 4 - 16
Ages 16+

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Itinerary

Day 1
Reykjavik
Optional Activities
- Explore Reykjavik city center
- Visit the waterfront for Northern Lights viewing
- Extra hotel nights available (contact sales representative)
Day 2
Reykjavik to Kirkjubaejarklaustur
Meals
Breakfast
Included Activities
- Welcome briefing with tour leader
- Visit Seljalandsfoss waterfall (walk behind the cascade)
- Visit Skógafoss waterfall
- Optional visit to Dyrhhólaey peninsula and Reynisfjara black beach (weather dependent)
Optional Activities
- Extend accommodation with extra hotel nights (contact sales representative)
- Upgrade to glacier-view room (contact sales representative)
Landmarks
Seljalandsfoss
Skógafoss
Dyrhhólaey peninsula
Reynisfjara black beach
Reynisdrangar
Mýrdalsj\u00f6kull glacier
Eyjafjallajökull volcano
Day 3
Kirkjubaejarklaustur
Meals
Breakfast
Included Activities
- Falljokull glacier walk with crampons and ice axes
- Visit Jökulsárlón glacial lagoon
- Walk on Diamond Beach among icebergs
Optional Activities
- Upgrade to glacier-view room (contact sales representative)
Landmarks
Falljokull glacier
Jökulsárlón glacial lagoon
Diamond Beach
Day 4
Kirkjubaejarklaustur to Reykjavik
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch
Included Activities
- Visit Gullfoss waterfall
- Visit Geysir and watch Strokkur hot spring eruptions
- Explore Thingvellir National Park
Optional Activities
- Upgrade to superior room (contact sales representative)
Landmarks
Gullfoss
Geysir
Strokkur
Thingvellir National Park
Day 5
Reykjavik
Meals
Breakfast
Optional Activities
- Explore Reykjavik city
- Visit local thermal pools
- Visit Blue Lagoon
- Extend stay with extra nights (contact sales representative)

Landmarks
Seljalandsfoss
Skógafoss
Dyrhhólaey peninsula
Reynisfjara black beach
Reynisdrangar
Mýrdalsj\u00f6kull glacier
Eyjafjallajökull volcano

Landmarks
Falljokull glacier
Jökulsárlón glacial lagoon
Diamond Beach

Landmarks
Gullfoss
Geysir
Strokkur
Thingvellir National Park

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Jennifer
December 1st, 2025
The tour was great. The guide was knowledgeable and a safe driver, providing suggestions to modify the itinerary with...
The tour was great. The guide was knowledgeable and a safe driver, providing suggestions to modify the itinerary with the changing weather while not leaving anything out. I also appreciated his option of lunch on the go to maximize daylight hours in late November. The glacier walk itself was a highlight, though I will say more than depicted in the guide. We walked for quite some time both to get to the glacier and then on the glacier.Show more
Traveled in October 2025
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We would like to sincerely thank you for taking the time to post a review of your experience on our Iceland Northern Lights tour and we are so pleased to hear that you enjoyed your adventure. We were especially happy to hear your feedback and have shared your comments with our local team. Thank you again and we hope you’ll choose Exodus for your next adventure! -Exodus Travels
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barbara
December 7th, 2016
I enjoyed my trip.
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Brian
November 22nd, 2016
The experience was fantastic. It was a great way to get acquainted with Iceland. Our guide Petur is an expert on the...
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Brian
November 22nd, 2012
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Karen
April 26th, 2013
This was probably one of the best holidays that i have been on and a great taster for seeing what Iceland has to...
This was probably one of the best holidays that i have been on and a great taster for seeing what Iceland has to offer. What was the most inspirational moment of your trip? Where do i begin? There were so many. Iceland is a fantastic place - stunning views of snow covered volcanoes; black sand beaches covered with 'diamonds' of Â ice decorating the shore and waves crashing in over the Icebergs in the sea; lichen covered fields of lava that seem to go on forever; waterfalls that take your breath away; a truly stunning iceberg lagoon that i could have spent the whole day watching and a walk on a glacier - something i never thought i would experience.Of course the one big reason for going is to see the Northern Lights and i wasn't disappointed. To see them dancing across the sky is a view i will never forget - even if my own photos of the event didn't turn out too well. What did you think of your group leader? Petur was brilliant and really made us all feel so welcome to a country that he obviously loves. His ' No Stress Bus' was well stocked with great snacks to keep us going on our trip in the south of the island. He helped make the trip so special. Do you have any advice for potential travellers? Take plenty of warm clothing and layer up to keep the chill out. Iceland can have all seasons in an hour let alone a day so be prepared. You'll need warm gloves for Northern Light watching unless you have ones that you can use your camera with. A good hat that will cover your ears is also very useful.I took both good walking boots for the day and insulated snow boots for the evening when you are standing around and not generating too much heat.Â One thing i would recommend is if you are a photographer make sure you know exactly how to set up your camera for taking photos at night. There are some good YouTube videos that might help. It's an experience that you won't want to miss and being prepared will make sure you see the lights with your own eyes and not just through the lense of a camera all the time.Â Is there anything else you would like to add? I have been way as a solo traveller for last few years but never on an organised trip. This was my first time and although i wasn't at all worried , there was an element of apprehension of how everyone would get on. Why did i worry ?? The 'Icelandic Crew' were brilliant and we all got on very well from day 1. That's what helped to make the trip so special.I would recommend this trip to anyone wanting to get a taste of the country. It's definitely a place that i would like to re-visit and see more of.Â Show more
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Anthony
April 9th, 2013
Iceland is an amazing country with some very dramatic scenery. Although a short trip, we packed a lot into the time...
Iceland is an amazing country with some very dramatic scenery. Although a short trip, we packed a lot into the time available. Seeing the Northern Lights (as we did) is undoubtedly a bonus - but even if you don't get an Aurora sighting, the trip is still very worthwhile. What was the most inspirational moment of your trip? Without doubt the glacier day.Â We awoke to bright blue skies and sunshine.Â The walk over the glacier was amazing.Â Because of the excellent weather conditions, we were able to spend longer on the glacier than usual and also got a lot closer to the glacial lagoon.Â Â Next stop wasÂ the glacial lagoon from "the tourist side", and then down to the beach to see the icebergs.Â After an action-packed day, there was just time to pop into the small museum before a sustaining meal.Â It was then off again in search of the Northern Lights, which we were fortunate to see.Â A perfect end to a perfect day. What did you think of your group leader? Petur was a great guy with a wonderful sense of humour.Â He was willing "to go the extra mile" to ensure that we got the most out of our relatively short trip.Â He was full of interesting information and told us lots of tales - we even watched "The Deep" on the Iceland Air flight on the way home, after hearing his story about "a troll". Do you have any advice for potential travellers? Take LOTS of warm clothing.Â Practise with the manual settings on your camera before you go. Is there anything else you would like to add? Four nights is quite a short time to spend in Iceland, although we packed an awful lot in - we were just beginning to get to know each other when it was time to go home!Â If possible, try and tag some extra days on to the trip, either at the beginning or the end.Â We spent three nights in Reykjavik at the beginning of the holiday (stayed in the Reykjavik Residence Hotel, which we can thoroughly recommend).Â We were fortunate to see the Northern Lights on our very first night (on an organised tour from Reykjavik).Â Unfortunately, we didn't get any photos as we were still getting to grips with the manual settings on the camera.Â However, it meant that by the time we saw the Northern Lights with the Exodus group, we were much better prepared and got some good photos.Show more
Traveled in March 2013
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Ayme
April 9th, 2013
Wow, what can I say, it was brilliant!!! My first group holiday and I definately chose well. Glacier trekking was...
Wow, what can I say, it was brilliant!!! My first group holiday and I definately chose well. Glacier trekking was awesome, we were lucky to have fantastic weather on this day, we also saw the iceberg lagoon and yes, later that evening we saw the Northern Lights too. While in the East we stayed on a farm which was located in front of mountains and just in front of the ocean, a beautiful setting! Petur the guide was great, incredibly knowledgeable about Iceland - past and present, we had all sorts of stories from him about the Vikings, he was a good laugh, oh and he has a very large box full of nibbles on the mini bus, this went down very well! :) . Caving was great too, but I was very nervous as I'm not good with small spaces, you didnt have to do the caving, but Petur reassured me and looked after me the whole time, definately worth doing! All together an excellent holiday, there's some travelling but lots of stops to see waterfalls and sites, oh and the food was good too, especially the trout at the farm, yummy. The whole experience was that good that I'm planning my next holiday with Exodus already. What was the most inspirational moment of your trip? Glacier trekking, absolutely loved this, it was difficult to take in the views around you, it was like you were in a picture postcard, so peaceful and beautiful and very breathtaking.Â Everytime you looked up (you had to concentrate where you were walking) you just simply said to yourself.....WOWWW!!! What did you think of your group leader? Brilliant!Â Looked after everyone, was fun and interesting too. Do you have any advice for potential travellers? Take salopettes, it's not on the list of items to take, but you do need them, most people had them and were greatful for taking them. Is there anything else you would like to add? Don't hesitate, book it!Show more
Traveled in March 2013
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Beverly
April 9th, 2013
A fairly intense itinerary that enables you to see stunning scenery and magnificent waterfalls and if you are lucky,...
A fairly intense itinerary that enables you to see stunning scenery and magnificent waterfalls and if you are lucky, some fantastic northern lights. What was the most inspirational moment of your trip? Seeing the immense and beautiful Skogarfoss waterfall. The dramatic landscape is amazing. Just watching the amount of water pouring over the edge was so incredible. Hearing the noise and standing in the spray from the water was awesome.We were lucky enough to see the Northern Lights on two nights. Worth going just to see the thousands of stars as well. So pretty.A trip to the blue lagoon was a relaxing end to the holiday. What did you think of your group leader? Petur was well organised and was able to tell us a lot about the geography, geology and cultural history of Iceland. Do you have any advice for potential travellers? Make sure you take enough warm clothing as night viewing was extremely cold. We wore ski gear and thermals at night.Practice your night photography before the journey as trying to familiarise yourself with manual settings is not ideal in the dark whilst trying to watch the Northern Lights.Show more
Traveled in March 2013
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Peter
March 12th, 2013
An excellent short trip to Iceland, made unforgettable by being fortunate enough to see the Northern Lights only a...
An excellent short trip to Iceland, made unforgettable by being fortunate enough to see the Northern Lights only a few hours after arrival. But sorry not to have had a few hours available to explore the heart of Reykjavik which looked both interesting and charming. What was the most inspirational moment of your trip? Undoubtably seeing the Northern Lights. Â We were so fortunate, as they appeared only a few hours after we arrived, before we'd even had chance to check-in to our hotel. Â Â Â What did you think of your group leader? Very good. Â With a pretty good command of English, and a decent sense of humour. Â Knowledgable and good company when relaxing over dinner in the evening. Do you have any advice for potential travellers? Take warm clothing - lots of it as you may well end up spending a long time standing about in the middle of the night waiting and wanting to see the Lights. Â Knowing that as soon as you decide to give up because you are too cold they will probably appear. Â Thermal socks, thermal gloves, a thermal hat and thermal underwear (despite being about as sexy as a cold shower) are essential. Â And a good pair of boots. Â Also, learn how to use your camera in the pitch darkness whilst wearing gloves to enable you to take night-time photos. Â Tip - wear an inner pair of light woolen gloves inside your thermal gloves, so that when you take your outergloves off to fiddle with your camera your fingers don't freeze. Â Alternatively, ask one of your travelling companions - the one with the expensive camera, tripod and all the kit - to emal his/her photos to you when you get back home. Â A couple of beers / glasses of wine will probably be sufficient to complete the deal. Â Then just enjoy.Â Is there anything else you would like to add? Be the envy of your friends - catch the Lights while you can. Â Show more
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Dian
January 29th, 2013
This was an amazing trip - Iceland proved to be a very interesting and beautiful country. What was the most...
This was an amazing trip - Iceland proved to be a very interesting and beautiful country. What was the most inspirational moment of your trip? Walking on the glacier definitely, closely followed by the lava cave and seeing the Northern Lights. What did you think of your group leader? Kristjian was great, very knowledgeable and passionate about his country. Do you have any advice for potential travellers? This trip is well worth doing, even if you are not lucky enough to see the Northern Lights.Â Be prepared for any weather.Â Gerdi guesthouse was comfortable and catered well for vegetarians, but if you are eating out, Iceland is not particularly veggie-friendly. Is there anything else you would like to add? Fab-u-lous daaarling!Show more
Traveled in December 2012

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I'm interested in selling this trip to a client, but I have several questions: Where is the meeting point they need to arrive at? Does it include transfers from the hotel to the airport and vice versa? If two people share the same room, does the price go down? How many people are in the tour group?
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- Exodus Adventure TravelsOperator•Written September 2025
  Joining Instructions: Recommended arrival time is any time on Day 1 at Keflavik Airport (KEF). Airport transfers via Flybus voucher, which you exchange at airport counter for two tickets - one to hotel and one back to airport. Public bus system transfers throughout day and stops at various city hotels. You need to carry your own luggage and may change buses at Reykjavik bus terminal with possible 15-minute wait. Twin room price stays per person unless single supplement added. Would you like to check availability and price for a specific date?
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Theresa
Asked on September 12th, 2023
My mother is 84 and in pretty good shape but does have some knee issues. How difficult and long are the hikes, especially the one on the glacier. Trying to determine if this trip is possible.
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- Exodus Adventure TravelsOperator•Written September 2023
  On this tour we venture out onto a glacier tour clients are equipped with a helmet, ice axe and crampons, sticking to flat sections of the ice. This experience is very accessible and designed for all abilities. To make the most of this trip you do not need previous experience, but a reasonable level of fitness is recommended. This trip is classified as a level 2 trip.
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Bill
Asked on September 27th, 2022
Let me know if anything becomes available for 3 adults Nov 8-13
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- Exodus Adventure TravelsOperator•Written September 2022
  Unfortunately we do not have anything available for the 8th to 13 November 2022. I can put you on a waitlist, though I cannot guarantee space. Are you flexible with dates, is there another time you may consider?
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Laura
Asked on August 23rd, 2022
Can you arrange accommodation at the same hotel for those 2 previous nights? If so, could you provide a quote?
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- Exodus Adventure TravelsOperator•Written August 2022
  Yes, we can request 2 nights pre tour at the Hotel Klettur in Reykjavik. A single room is $245 per room per night. Total cost for 2 nights will be $980 for both rooms. If you prefer a twin share room, the cost is $300 per room per night. Pre-tour accommodation will be sent on request once deposit is made.
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Janice
Asked on June 9th, 2022
Is it possible to do this as a bespoke trip for 2 grandparents 2 children?
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- Exodus Adventure TravelsOperator•Written June 2022
  We can look into offering this as a private departure. We do not make changes to the itinerary or accommodation when running private departures. We would be happy to look into availability and pricing, but we need the attached form completed. Once we have the form back we usually confirm availability and pricing within 10 business days.
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Nancy
Asked on August 20th, 2018
When is the best time of year to take this tour?
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- Exodus Adventure TravelsOperator•Written August 2018
  This tour only runs at optimal times during the year to ensure that the skies are dark enough to see the lights to their full effect. The sighting is heavily dependent on the cloud cover and the activity of the Aurora. This is often down to chance, and any time of the year that this tour runs offers an equal chance of a sighting.
  
  September and October are the months we would recommend to anybody who prefers to avoid the extreme cold of an Arctic winter. November and December are very much a time of change in the Arctic and heralds the arrival of the first major snows of the winter. The snow does bring quite a bit of cloud cover but the shorter days also bring darker skies which increases the amount of time during which the Aurora might be visible. January to March are probably the three most popular months for Aurora hunting because they bring long dark nights and plenty of snow to play in during the daylight hours while you wait for darkness to fall!
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Natalie
Asked on August 20th, 2018
Am I guaranteed to see the Northern Lights?
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- Exodus Adventure TravelsOperator•Written August 2018
  Northern Lights (called the Aurora Borealis) is a naturally occurring phenomenon. The appearance of the Northern Lights is notoriously difficult to predict any further in advance than about two hours before it happens. Therefore, it is important to understand that the tour operator won’t be able to guarantee the perfect weather conditions while on the tour.
  
  Exodus Travels will do everything they can to increase your chance of spotting the fabled lights, however, a sighting cannot be guaranteed. That being said, this tour is packed with plenty of other amazing and unforgettable experiences. You will have the opportunity to visit the mighty Skogafoss waterfall, the beautiful Jokulsarlon Glacial Lagoon, take on a glacier trek and explore stunning coastal Reykjavik.
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Ruth
Asked on October 1st, 2016
What's the weather like in Iceland?
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- Exodus Adventure TravelsOperator•Written October 2016
  The country has a notoriously fickle climate, and on any day of the winter you may experience periods of sunshine alternating with short or long showers of snow, sleet or even rain.
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Sherry
Asked on October 1st, 2016
Do you arrange airport transfers?
Transport
- Exodus Adventure TravelsOperator•Written October 2016
  Free arrival and departure transfers (Flybus) are offered between the airport the joining hotels for any flight.
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Erika
Asked on October 1st, 2016
Does this tour cater for Vegetarians?
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- Exodus Adventure TravelsOperator•Written October 2016
  We can accommodate vegetarians on this trip as long as you advise us at time of booking.

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