Travel to Iceland between September and April and you have a good chance of seeing the northern lights. Of course, weather and solar conditions sometimes have other ideas. But we do everything we can to ensure you get to see nature’s most spectacular light show.
On our Iceland northern lights self-drive holidays you stay in remote hotels in dark-sky regions. You’ll get aurora wake-up calls. You can also choose to stay at Hotel Ranga, which has its own observatory, high-tech telescopes and resident astronomy experts.
But you don’t have to wait for the aurora borealis to come to you. With our experienced northern lights guides, you can embark on exciting aurora excursions each evening. Using the aurora and weather forecasts, our guides will take you to places where the northern lights are most likely to make an appearance.