South Coast and Northern Lights Tour
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Description
This South Coast and Northern Lights tour is a strong choice if you want one day to carry two very different sides of Iceland: bright daytime landscapes and the quiet drama of an aurora-focused evening.
The South Coast brings waterfalls, black sand beaches, volcanic cliffs and glacier-view scenery. Later, the tour shifts toward darker skies and the possibility of seeing the Northern Lights when conditions line up.
It is a good option for travellers with limited time who want to use a full day well, combining classic South Iceland sightseeing with the seasonal excitement of an aurora hunt.
What is included
- Guided South Coast and Northern Lights style tour
- Daytime South Coast sightseeing
- Evening aurora-focused routing when available
- Professional local guidance
- Pick-up or meeting details on your voucher
What do I need to bring
- Warm layered clothing
- Waterproof outerwear
- Sturdy shoes
- Hat and gloves
- Camera or phone with night mode
- Snacks and water
Good to know
- Aurora sightings are a natural phenomenon and cannot be guaranteed.
- This is a long day, so bring snacks and dress for both daylight and evening stops.
- Exact pickup details are confirmed after booking.
Meeting point: Pick-up
Check your voucher for the exact pick-up point, meeting instructions and departure time.
Highlights
- South Coast waterfalls
- Black sand beach scenery
- Northern Lights evening focus
- Glacier and volcanic landscapes
- Good use of limited Iceland travel time
South Coast and Northern Lights Tour - Frequently Asked Questions
It is best for travellers who want to combine classic South Iceland scenery with a seasonal Northern Lights experience in one full day.
The South Coast is known for waterfalls, black sand beaches, glacier views and dramatic volcanic landscapes, giving the day strong variety before evening.
No. The aurora is natural, but joining a guided tour gives you a better-planned evening than simply waiting in town.
Bring warm layers, waterproof outerwear, sturdy shoes, snacks, water and a camera or phone with night mode.