5 Days Land of Northern Lights

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  Eric

  Asked on March 9th, 2026

  Is it possible to have a Spanish language operator for this tour?

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    GJ TravelOperator•Written March 2026

    Unfortunately we don't have any Spanish speaking departures at the moment, however we hope to be able to do so in the future!
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  Jamie

  Asked on February 16th, 2026

  Are all rooms private with private bath? Is flying into Reykjavik ok?

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    GJ TravelOperator•Written February 2026

    Yes, flying into Reykjavik (KEF) is perfect. All rooms on this itinerary are private and include a private bathroom, so you'll have full comfort throughout your stay.
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  April

  Asked on February 15th, 2026

  Can I fly directly into Reykjavik as I will be flying from Australia?

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    GJ TravelOperator•Written February 2026

    The international airport is in Keflavík, that is 45-50 minutes away from Reykjavík. Regarding the flights I am not familiar with the direct flights but I assume you will have to lay over on the way.
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  Charles

  Asked on February 13th, 2026

  I plan on proposing to my girlfriend on this tour, hopefully under the northern lights - and I was hoping that the tour could help out a little? By the way, has there been anyone that has done that before?

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    GJ TravelOperator•Written February 2026

    We would be so happy to be a part of this moment.
    I would recommend if the Northern lights are an important factor that you join our ,,Northern Lights Exploration'' tour instead of this ,,Land of Northern Lights'', you can find it here on Tourradar.
    The reason being that the success rate for that 8 day tour for seeing the Northern Lights is around 90%, while this 5 day tour only has around 60%. The longer you stay in Iceland the better your chances are.
    
    We have had proposals before on our tours under the Northern Lights, especially on the Northern Lights Exploration tour. Each day you will arrive to the hotel around 5pm which gives you good time to have dinner and rest. The hotels are all located remote from light pollution to give us the best chance and also to avoid having to drive to find them. So the best thing about the tour is that if the lights are visible you can simply step outside the hotel and see them. The guide could definitely help you out with the proposal, for example take photos, photos show the Northern lights better then a video. I could let the guide know so that the only thing you would have to do when you meet him is to tell him which night you would like to propose, of course that would mainly depend on the Northern Lights forecast.
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    Charles

    Traveler•Written February 2026

    I've heard that due to weather conditions in Iceland, it can be difficult to get a view of the Northern Lights, which does make me nervous, but I'll just hope for the best.
    
    I don't have the plan fully figured out yet, but my idea is that one night - maybe one where the guide believes is the highest chance of seeing the Northern Ligths showing - we could separate from the group for "some reason" to a location nearby (I would like for the moment to be relatively private) and then I can "drop the knee". I don't know what's possible and what's not, but if you can tell me to what extent you'll be able to help me out, it would be really, really appreciated.
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    GJ TravelOperator•Written February 2026

    During the evenings you wont be tied to the group as much as you are during the day. You will spend the evenings at the hotel so separating from the group is easy. You can take a private walk in the hotel garden or something similar.
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  Maria

  Asked on February 2nd, 2026

  As a Malaysian do we need visa to enter Iceland? How far is the airport from your designated hotel? Is it easy to find lunch on the trip?

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    GJ TravelOperator•Written February 2026

    Malaysian citizens do not need a visa to visit Iceland for short stays (up to 90 days). The hotels are around a 40 minute bus ride from the international airport, and a voucher for the FlyBus is included in our tours. The tour is design with lunch stops in mind so everyone can take time for lunch.
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  Rick

  Asked on February 2nd, 2026

  Is a Spanish-speaking guide available for this tour?

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    GJ TravelOperator•Written February 2026

    We unfortunately do not offer Spanish-speaking departures for this tour at this time.
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  Aaron

  Asked on January 23rd, 2026

  Is there availability for three people to share a triple room? Is the departure date guaranteed and does this booking offer instant confirmation?

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    GJ TravelOperator•Written January 2026

    This departure is guaranteed! Currently, there is availability for triple room for both the budget and comfort options. We don't have the room booked but once the travellers are ready to proceed with the booking, we can confirm it with the hotels.
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  Rachel

  Asked on January 23rd, 2026

  I would like to stay in Reykjavik until 7th. Would it be possible to book the hotel for one more night and the shuttle on the 7th?

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    GJ TravelOperator•Written January 2026

    The shuttle voucher has an open date so you will be able to use it on the 7th, and it is possible to add a post-night to the tour.
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  Valerie

  Asked on January 19th, 2026

  I am traveling solo. I am wondering about the average size of your groups for this trip.

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    GJ TravelOperator•Written January 2026

    The average group size is around 20 people :D
    The departure on April 7th now has 17 passangers booked.
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    Valerie

    Traveler•Written January 2026

    If I arrived on the 5th or 6th, could I book into the first hotel early? If not, could you recommend a backpacking hostel? Shared dorms are ok.
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    GJ TravelOperator•Written January 2026

    If you arrive on the 5th or 6th I can book you extra nights at the hotel :D
    The price is 127 EUR per night.
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  Ryan

  Asked on January 19th, 2026

  Can you confirm rather or not the blue lagoon entrance fee, the skolgar museum, the geothermal greenhouse, the northern light tour are included in the 1262 please? Also how much is the Sólheimajökull glacier hike? Are the transfers from the airport included too? Last, any chance the tour starting on the 19th is still available as this is the only dates that could work for us?

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    GJ TravelOperator•Written January 2026

    The Blue Lagoon entrance fee is included as well as the Skogar museum entrance and Geothermal Greenhouse. The Glacier hike is 130 EUR per person. Flybus tickets are included in the tour, that is an airport shuttle :D
    
    Unfortunately the departure on the 19th is sold out, the closest available one is on the 24th!