11 Days 10 Nights
Daily Tour
40 people
English
Reykjavík (1N) – Hella (2N) – Reykjavík (2N) – Ísafjörður (3N) – Vogur, West Iceland (1N) – Reykjavík (1N)
Two Icelands in one trip. The first five days cover the classics — Reykjavík, the Blue Lagoon, the waterfalls and black beaches of the South Coast and the Golden Circle. Then, after a free day in the capital, you head north-west into the Westfjords, the least visited corner of the country, for three nights of deep fjords, tiny fishing villages and very dark skies. An English-speaking guide drives the whole way. It suits travellers who have time for a proper Iceland holiday and want more than the usual five-day loop.
The south is Iceland’s postcard. You walk behind Seljalandsfoss, stand in the spray of Skógafoss, see turf houses at the Skógar Folk Museum and watch the Atlantic roll onto Reynisfjara. On the Golden Circle, Þingvellir, Geysir and Gullfoss come in one easy day.
The Westfjords are why this tour exists. Based in Ísafjörður, you visit Dynjandi, a waterfall that fans out down the mountainside like a bridal veil, the fishing village of Flateyri, the Ósvör Maritime Museum and a bookshop that has been open since 1914. Don’t miss the Museum of Icelandic Sorcery and Witchcraft in Hólmavík — strange, local and unforgettable. With almost no light pollution, these are some of the best aurora nights in Iceland.
Why go now? The winter departure leaves on 11 February 2027, right in the Northern Lights season, which runs from September to mid-April. Groups are capped at 40 and there are only a handful of departures a year. Iceland is a Schengen country — our team arranges your Schengen visa along with the tour. Planning the timing? See the best time to see the Northern Lights.
Good to know: this is a group coach tour with a maximum of 40 travellers. For a custom private package — your own dates, private vehicle and guide, upgraded hotels — please contact our team for a personalised quote. The price includes daily breakfast and five lunches in the Westfjords. The from-price uses budget rooms (the Reykjavík room is compact, about 10 m²); a comfort upgrade with Hótel Klettur and studio rooms in Hella is available. You arrive and leave through Keflavík airport on the Flybus shuttle, and flights are booked separately from any Indian city. Minimum age is 8. The Northern Lights can’t be guaranteed, but six evenings give you excellent odds. Prices from €4,335 per person (about ₹4,76,900) on twin sharing.
Other ways to see Iceland: for a short break, take Land of Northern Lights, 5 days — the first half of this trip on its own. To go right round the island, choose Iceland Circle & Northern Lights, 8 days. For the holidays, see Christmas in Iceland, 5 days and New Year in Iceland, 5 days. Compare every route on our Iceland tour packages from India page and all Northern Lights tour packages from India.
WhatsApp +91 63003 03169 for departure dates, the comfort upgrade or a private Westfjords trip.
Land at Keflavík airport and take the Flybus shuttle to your hotel in Reykjavík (about 50 km). The rest of the day is free to explore the capital. Overnight in Reykjavík.
Meet your guide in the morning for a Reykjavík city tour, then drive the lava fields and coastline of the Reykjanes Peninsula. In the afternoon, relax in the Blue Lagoon before continuing to Hella in South Iceland, where your guide gives a Northern Lights briefing (about 220 km). Overnight in Hella.
Walk behind Seljalandsfoss, visit the turf houses of the Skógar Folk Museum and stand beneath Skógafoss. After lunch, walk on Reynisfjara black sand beach, then head out after dark to hunt for the Northern Lights (about 200 km). Overnight in Hella.
Meet Icelandic horses and visit a geothermal greenhouse, then see Geysir, Gullfoss and Þingvellir National Park before returning to Reykjavík (about 210 km). A Northern Lights evening cruise is available as an option. Overnight in Reykjavík.
A day at your own pace — museums, cafés, the harbour or a swim at one of the city’s geothermal pools. Overnight in Reykjavík.
Drive north past the 3,400-year-old Grábrók crater and the coastal town of Búðardalur, then follow the long fjords of Ísafjarðardjúp with a stop at the Litlibær turf-house café. Lunch included. Arrive in Ísafjörður and look for the aurora in the evening (about 470 km). Overnight in Ísafjörður.
Visit Dynjandi waterfall, take a short nature walk and stop at the Önundarfjörður pier, then stroll through Ísafjörður town. Lunch included, with another Northern Lights hunt after dark (about 160 km). Overnight in Ísafjörður.
See how Icelanders fished from rowing boats at the Ósvör Maritime Museum, then visit the village of Flateyri, its avalanche-protection walls and the Gamla bókabúðin bookshop, open since 1914. Lunch included (about 110 km). Overnight in Ísafjörður.
Drive to Hólmavík for the Museum of Icelandic Sorcery and Witchcraft, then continue to Vogur Country Lodge in West Iceland. Lunch included and a final Northern Lights hunt in the countryside (about 330 km). Overnight at Vogur.
Visit the Settlement Center in Borgarnes, then return to Reykjavík for a last look at Hallgrímskirkja, the harbour and Harpa — plus a taste of fermented shark and Brennivín for the brave. Lunch included (about 250 km). Overnight in Reykjavík.
After breakfast, take the Flybus shuttle to Keflavík airport for your flight home (about 50 km).
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