An hour max

Definitely do a northern lights tour and Golden circle tour. We had those days and did the southern island tour. You can do a regular tour and the northern lights at night.

Hi there! Visitors over the age of 60 are eligible for our senior rate. Thanks for writing!

Hi there! November is a great time of year to visit, as you are well within the auroral season at that time. Chances of course vary depending on things like the presence of solar activity, and the weather in the area that you are staying- and these factors change very frequently. November is often a low precipitation month however, and so there is some inherent luck on that front. Our staff are experienced at interpreting the auroral forecast- and are always happy to elaborate further if you are planning a hunt. (I will note though, that this information is not easily attained very far in advance, and is most accurate within 3 days of the date in question.) Please feel free to reach out to us if you have more questions. Good luck, and happy hunting! Grelli

Hi Helen and thanks for asking. It costs ISK 1600, until 1st of May, It will be ISK 1800 after that. More information on Aurora Reykjavik can be found on Aurora Reykjavik web page. Best regards Hordur.

Hi Summerscales123, thanks for writing. November is a great time to view the lights, as you are well within the auroral season (mid August-mid April), and there are plenty of dark hours. The probability of seeing auroral activity is definitely high in November, but is of course affected by many different factors, like cloud cover that evening, and general solar activity levels. The experience can also be affected by where you happen to be watching from, as proximity to city light or a fuller moon phase can affect how your eyes process the light. That being said, I would definitely recommend November, but I would also keep in mind that at any time of year, the many factors required for auroral visibility must all be cooperating for a successful aurora hunt. Good luck!

Hi there Aung, March is a great time of year for auroral viewing. Our season ends in April- so there can truly be some prolific views available between February and March. Typically mid to late March hosts some milder weather (on average), though this can be a factor that changes your probability quite frequently. It is hard of course to predict this very far in advance, so it is helpful to think of what other priorities you may have on your trip. Either way- anytime between mid August- mid April will put you within the auroral season. Happy hunting, and please don´t hesitate to reach out to our staff with any additional questions that you may have. Grelli

HI. He chances of seeing the lights is good so long as you've got some cloudless nights and the solar activity is good. If that all aligns then you still have a shot at it. The less light you have invading the area the better but there are still so many things out of our control that you have to cross your fingers too. Good luck. They're worth waiting for