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Northern Lights Small Group Tour – West Fjords

Embark on an exclusive escorted Northern Lights Secrets tour to the secluded Westfjords, where an unforgettable adventure awaits. Discover hidden gems in this lesser-known region, as you explore quaint villages, stunning waterfalls, and vibrant lava fields, all set against the backdrop of Iceland’s unspoiled beauty. You will get to learn about the area’s rich history and culture whilst maximising your chances of witnessing the Northern Lights. Prepare to be enchanted by breath-taking landscapes of the Westfjords Way, where every day brings new and exciting experiences. This is a perfect opportunity to discover one of Iceland’s hidden gems but with the help of an expert guide in a small group with a maximum number of 22 people.
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From £3,095 per person (excluding flights)

This is based on 6 nights’ accommodation with breakfast, a 4-day escorted bus tour with an English-speaking guide/driver-guide, listed excursions, and return airport transfers.

This roughly converts to 3,683 EUR | 3,993 USD

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Departure Dates

22nd September 2025

20th October 2025

9th March 2026

6th April 2026

ITINERARY

Arrival to Keflavik International Airport. You may arrive any time during the day. A shuttle bus airport transfer is included in the price of the trip with the option of upgrading to a Private transfer. 

Depending on what time you arrive you will have the afternoon or evening to explore the country's capital.

Overnight location: Fosshótel Barón or similiar

Fosshotel Baron

Fosshotel Baron

Fosshotel Baron offers comfortable accommodation in a central Reykjavík location, just a short walk from the city’s main attractions and the scenic waterfront. The hotel features modern rooms with private bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, and amenities such as heating and soundproofing for a restful stay. Guests can enjoy a daily breakfast buffet and convenient on-site parking. With its blend of history and contemporary comfort, Fosshotel Baron is a great base for exploring Iceland’s capital.
Begin your day by meeting your tour guide in the early morning, setting off on a journey to the west. Your first destination is Grábrók, a 3,400-year-old volcanic crater. Afterward, you’ll stop for lunch in the quaint coastal town of Búðardalur before continuing along the fjords of Ísafjarðardjúp, where you’ll be treated to stunning views—and with a bit of luck, you might even spot a whale! After a scenic drive, you’ll visit Litlibær, one of the few remaining turf houses in Iceland, now a cosy café and museum. Later in the afternoon, you’ll arrive in Ísafjörður, the largest town in the Westfjords, where you’ll stay for the next three nights. As night falls, get ready to search for the Northern Lights dancing across the sky!
 
Overnight location: Hótel Ísafjörður or similar
Torg Hotel

Torg Hotel

Torg Hotel, which is part of Hotel Isafjordur, offers simple comfort among spectacular Icelandic scenery. Surrounded by fjords and mountains, the hotel benefits from an outlook like no other. Rooms are modern and well equipped and there’s a restaurant on site serving local cuisine with a focus on fresh seafood. Free wifi and wheelchair access is provided throughout the hotel.
Fosshotel Baron

Fosshotel Baron

Fosshotel Baron offers comfortable accommodation in a central Reykjavík location, just a short walk from the city’s main attractions and the scenic waterfront. The hotel features modern rooms with private bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, and amenities such as heating and soundproofing for a restful stay. Guests can enjoy a daily breakfast buffet and convenient on-site parking. With its blend of history and contemporary comfort, Fosshotel Baron is a great base for exploring Iceland’s capital.
Start your day at Dynjandi, one of Iceland’s most stunning and impressive waterfalls. With its tiered structure creating a series of ethereal cascades, Dynjandi is truly a sight to behold. From there, you’ll travel along the coastline and fjords to the captivating pier of Önundarfjörður. Extending from a beautiful golden beach far into the water, the pier offers panoramic views of the majestic surrounding mountains. After a refreshing nature walk, you’ll enjoy a delightful meal. Later, take a leisurely stroll through the charming town of Ísafjörður, known for its colourful houses and cobblestone streets. Rich in history, Ísafjörður is also a cultural hub, hosting numerous festivals and events throughout the year. As the day draws to a close, bundle up and head out for another opportunity to witness the enchanting Northern Lights.
 
Overnight location: Hótel Ísafjörður or similar
Torg Hotel

Torg Hotel

Torg Hotel, which is part of Hotel Isafjordur, offers simple comfort among spectacular Icelandic scenery. Surrounded by fjords and mountains, the hotel benefits from an outlook like no other. Rooms are modern and well equipped and there’s a restaurant on site serving local cuisine with a focus on fresh seafood. Free wifi and wheelchair access is provided throughout the hotel.

Begin your day at the restored fishing hut of the Ósvör Maritime Museum, where you'll step back in time to learn about the hardships of rowboat fishing and life in remote fishing villages during the 19th century. Next, visit the village of Flateyri and explore Gamla bókabúðin, or "The Old Bookstore." Operating since 1914, this charming store is a treasure trove of unique souvenirs and a showcase of traditional Icelandic design. You'll also delve into the history of Flateyri, including the tragic avalanche of 1995, and visit the protective fences erected to safeguard the village from future disasters. In the evening, take a leisurely stroll beneath the Arctic sky, seeking out the enchanting Aurora Borealis.

Overnight location: Hótel Ísafjörður or similar

Torg Hotel

Torg Hotel

Torg Hotel, which is part of Hotel Isafjordur, offers simple comfort among spectacular Icelandic scenery. Surrounded by fjords and mountains, the hotel benefits from an outlook like no other. Rooms are modern and well equipped and there’s a restaurant on site serving local cuisine with a focus on fresh seafood. Free wifi and wheelchair access is provided throughout the hotel.
Today, you'll visit the village of Hólmavík, home to the Museum of Icelandic Sorcery and Witchcraft. Here, you’ll explore the history and folklore of Icelandic witchcraft, discovering a fascinating collection of artefacts including ancient grimoires, ritual objects, and the intriguing Icelandic magical staves, believed to hold protective and mystical powers. After an enthralling day of exploration, you’ll journey to the remote Vogur Country Lodge in West Iceland. This tranquil and untouched location is ideal for Northern Lights hunting, so be sure to stay up late and keep your eyes on the skies!
Torg Hotel

Torg Hotel

Torg Hotel, which is part of Hotel Isafjordur, offers simple comfort among spectacular Icelandic scenery. Surrounded by fjords and mountains, the hotel benefits from an outlook like no other. Rooms are modern and well equipped and there’s a restaurant on site serving local cuisine with a focus on fresh seafood. Free wifi and wheelchair access is provided throughout the hotel.
Vogur Country Hotel

Vogur Country Hotel

Vogur Country Lodge is a remote retreat on Iceland’s west coast, offering a peaceful escape surrounded by breathtaking fjord landscapes. Originally a sheep farm, the lodge has been transformed into a cosy and stylish accommodation, blending modern comforts with rustic charm. Guests can enjoy locally sourced meals, outdoor hot tubs with panoramic views, and easy access to hiking trails, wildlife spotting, and nearby Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Ideal for those seeking tranquillity and adventure, Vogur provides a unique stay in one of Iceland’s most untouched regions.
As your week of adventures in the stunning West draws to a close, you’ll head towards the town of Borgarnes for a visit to the Settlement Center. This exhibition, housed in a warehouse, merchant house, and reception hall, offers insight into the fascinating and often challenging early days of human settlement in Iceland. Continuing south, you'll make your way to Reykjavík, exploring its rich history and visiting notable landmarks such as the iconic Hallgrímskirkja, the University campus, and Reykjavík’s charming harbour, where you can admire colourful fishing vessels, a scenic mountain backdrop, and the striking Harpa concert hall and conference centre. The day concludes with a taste of Iceland’s famous fermented shark, raising a toast to an unforgettable journey with a shot of Brennivín.
Vogur Country Hotel

Vogur Country Hotel

Vogur Country Lodge is a remote retreat on Iceland’s west coast, offering a peaceful escape surrounded by breathtaking fjord landscapes. Originally a sheep farm, the lodge has been transformed into a cosy and stylish accommodation, blending modern comforts with rustic charm. Guests can enjoy locally sourced meals, outdoor hot tubs with panoramic views, and easy access to hiking trails, wildlife spotting, and nearby Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Ideal for those seeking tranquillity and adventure, Vogur provides a unique stay in one of Iceland’s most untouched regions.
Fosshotel Baron

Fosshotel Baron

Fosshotel Baron offers comfortable accommodation in a central Reykjavík location, just a short walk from the city’s main attractions and the scenic waterfront. The hotel features modern rooms with private bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, and amenities such as heating and soundproofing for a restful stay. Guests can enjoy a daily breakfast buffet and convenient on-site parking. With its blend of history and contemporary comfort, Fosshotel Baron is a great base for exploring Iceland’s capital.
Today is your departure from Iceland where depending on your flight departure time you could enjoy your last few hours in this vibrant city. If you wish you can extend your stay in Reykjavik with additional nights.
Fosshotel Baron

Fosshotel Baron

Fosshotel Baron offers comfortable accommodation in a central Reykjavík location, just a short walk from the city’s main attractions and the scenic waterfront. The hotel features modern rooms with private bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, and amenities such as heating and soundproofing for a restful stay. Guests can enjoy a daily breakfast buffet and convenient on-site parking. With its blend of history and contemporary comfort, Fosshotel Baron is a great base for exploring Iceland’s capital.

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