Reykjavik Hop-On Hop-Off Bus & Northern Lights Tour Combo

With this special sight-seeing combined ticket, you can explore Reykjavik by day and hunt for the Northern Lights by night! Make an online reservation to spend a full day exploring Reykjavik on our Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour and go on a guided tour across the Icelandic countryside in search of the Northern Lights. You won't have to lose out on amazing vistas and photo opportunities while travelling thanks to our top-deck seats. Don't let the opportunity slip to make priceless memories! Start your journey by reserving your tour right now!

• Comprehensive Route: Covers major attractions and landmarks in Reykjavik.
• Flexible Open-Air Sightseeing: You can board and deboard from the Bus Tour at any specified stop along the itinerary. You may spend as much time as you wish at each location and explore the attractions at your own speed thanks to this freedom.
• Relaxing Experience: Sit back and unwind as you move through Reykjavik on our open roof bus.
• Audio Commentary:Buses are equipped with audio commentary available in multiple languages, providing insights into the history, culture, and significance of the sites you pass.

You won't find a McDonald's or a Starbucks when visiting Reykjavik, but don't worry—the 3.5-hour Northern Lights Tour will allow you to experience the Northern Lights instead. To increase your chances of witnessing nature's own captivating light display, you'll travel away from the city lights and into the countryside with a knowledgeable English-speaking guide. In order to track the lights as they dance across the night sky, weather forecasts are carefully examined, and the itinerary is altered every day.

In reality, charged particles produced from the sun's atmosphere collide with gaseous particles in the Earth's atmosphere to produce the Northern Lights, also known as the Aurora Borealis in the Northern Hemisphere. Every day we travel in the direction where there is the most chance of seeing the Northern Lights, therefore the places we visit are different. You are invited to sign up for a free Northern Lights trip, but please note that this tour is weather dependant and there is no guarantee of sightings

You won't find a McDonald's or a Starbucks when visiting Reykjavik, but don't worry—the 3.5-hour Northern Lights Tour will allow you to experience the Northern Lights instead. To increase your chances of witnessing nature's own captivating light display, you'll travel away from the city lights and into the countryside with a knowledgeable English-speaking guide. In order to track the lights as they dance across the night sky, weather forecasts are carefully examined, and the itinerary is altered every day.

In reality, charged particles produced from the sun's atmosphere collide with gaseous particles in the Earth's atmosphere to produce the Northern Lights, also known as the Aurora Borealis in the Northern Hemisphere. Every day we travel in the direction where there is the most chance of seeing the Northern Lights, therefore the places we visit are different. You are invited to sign up for a free Northern Lights trip, but please note that this tour is weather dependant and there is no guarantee of sightings. You may visit the Aurora Museum in Reykjavik for free when you book this Northern Lights trip.

You'll also love the Open Bus Tour in Reykjavik, which completes this amazing combo ticket. With your 24-hour ticket, explore the capital city of the northernmost country in the world from the top deck of our buses. You can get off whenever something catches your eye, from the striking Hallgrímskirkja Church to the charming waterfront. You may even watch Áróra at the stop at Perlan!

Popular stops on the Hop-On Hop-Off Route often include:

Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre: A stunning architectural landmark and cultural venue.

Hallgrímskirkja Church: One of Reykjavik's most iconic buildings, with a tower offering panoramic views of the city.

Perlan Museum: A museum and nature exhibition with a rotating glass dome and observation deck.

National Museum of Iceland: Provides an overview of Iceland's history and culture from the Settlement Age to the present.

Whales of Iceland: An interactive museum featuring life-size models of various whale species found in Icelandic waters.

Reykjavik Art Museum: Showcases contemporary Icelandic art across several locations.

Laugardalur Valley: A recreational area with a botanical garden, zoo, and thermal pools.

Old Harbour: A bustling area with shops, restaurants, and access to whale-watching tours.

Key Features of the Northern Lights Tour:

Optimal Viewing Locations: Tours take you away from the city lights to locations where the Northern Lights are most visible.

Expert Guides: Provide information about the Northern Lights, including the science behind them and tips for photography.

Flexible Scheduling: Tours are often rescheduled if conditions are not favorable for viewing the lights, ensuring a higher chance of success.

Comfortable Transport: Modern, comfortable vehicles with heating and sometimes refreshments provided.