This morning, you’ll have the chance to actually walk inside an extinct Icelandic volcano. Stand inside the Raufarhólshellir cave, a hollow tube in the rock where lava would once have been rushing by. As you walk through the widest lava cave in Iceland, you’ll notice colorful rock formations in the walls left behind by the eruption 5,200 years ago.In the afternoon, you’ll return to Reykjavík and have time to continue exploring the city. Why not unwind with a coffee and slice of cake after your expedition?
Tour: The Lava Tunnel (included)
Duration: Approx. 3 hours
Departure: 09:00
Complimentary pick-up: 08:30
Included: Bus with guidance in English (1 hour in cave), equipment (flashlight, protective helmet, spikes if needed)
Not included: Meals and refreshmentsPlease ask your hotel to confirm the pick-up time.
This tour is operated by a partner of Iceland Tours.
In the evening
After your daytime adventure, it’s time to chase down the Northern Lights. The darkness of winter increases your chances of seeing the incredible Aurora Borealis. You’ll join other aurora chasers on a guided tour out of Reykjavík, away from the city lights. If skies are clear, you might be lucky enough to see the lights!
Good to know: The Northern Lights are a natural phenomenon and sightings cannot be guaranteed, even with clear skies. The tour may be canceled if weather conditions are unfavorable, but you’ll receive a full refund.
Tour: Northern Lights guided bus tour (included)
Duration: Approx. 3 hours 30 minutes
Departure:
22:00 (25 August – 30 September & 15 March – 15 April)
21:00 (1 October – 14 March)
20:00 (15 October – 28 February)
Included: Bus with guidance in English, free Wi-Fi
Not included: Meals and refreshments
Please ask your hotel to confirm the pick-up time.
This tour is operated by a partner of Iceland Tours.