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Reykjavík: Hvammsvík Hot Springs & Steam Cave Tour
Pickup available · 4 hours 30 minutes
Iceland
From
16.999 ISK
Sky Lagoon Soak & Northern Lights Hunt from Reykjavík
Combine a restorative soak at the oceanside Sky Lagoon, including the full 7-Step Spa Ritual, with an expert-guided Northern Lights hunt across the Icelandic countryside. A 7-hour evening experience blending geothermal relaxation with aurora chasing.
- Duration
- 7 hours
- Starts From
- Reykjavík
- Pickup
- Pickup available
- Season
- All year
- Travel method
- Bus
About this experience
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This 7-hour tour pairs two of Iceland's most compelling evening experiences: a geothermal soak at Sky Lagoon and a guided hunt for the Northern Lights across the dark landscapes beyond Reykjavík.
Your evening begins at Sky Lagoon, an oceanside geothermal spa where the North Atlantic Ocean unfolds before you. The full 7-Step Spa Ritual is included — a sequence of warm and cold immersions, a sky-view infinity pool, and a nourishing body scrub designed to leave you completely refreshed. Towels are provided, so you only need to bring a swimsuit.
After your time at the lagoon, you return to Reykjavík for a free interval before the Northern Lights portion of the evening begins. Your guide monitors live weather and aurora forecasts to select the best available location that night, always heading away from city light pollution to maximise visibility. The aurora borealis is visible in Iceland from late August to mid-April.
Because the Northern Lights are a natural phenomenon, sightings cannot be guaranteed. If the aurora does not appear during your tour, you may rebook any standard Northern Lights tour free of charge — and rebooking tickets remain valid for up to two years.
Highlights
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Pickup point
Pickup or meeting details are confirmed during booking.
Frequently asked questions
What is included in the Sky Lagoon portion of the tour?↓
Your entrance ticket to Sky Lagoon and the full 7-Step Spa Ritual are included, along with a towel. The ritual takes you through the geothermal infinity pool, sauna, cold plunge, mist, body scrub, and a warm relaxation pool. Bring your own swimsuit.
When is the Northern Lights season in Iceland?↓
The aurora borealis is visible in Iceland from late August to mid-April, when nights are dark enough for sightings. Outside this window, the midnight sun prevents aurora viewing. Your guide monitors forecasts each evening to choose the best available location.
What happens if the Northern Lights are not visible during the tour?↓
Because the aurora is a natural phenomenon, sightings cannot be guaranteed. If the lights do not appear, you may rebook any standard Northern Lights tour free of charge. Rebooking tickets remain valid for up to two years from the original tour date.
Where does the tour depart from?↓
The meeting point is BSÍ Bus Terminal at Vatnsmýrarvegur 10, Reykjavík 101. Optional hotel pickup is also available; confirm your pickup details when you complete your booking at checkout.
Can children join this tour?↓
Yes. Children aged 12 to 14 may participate and are priced in the Children category, which requires an accompanying adult. The Adult price category applies from age 15 upward. No minimum age below 12 is stated for this tour.
How is the Northern Lights route decided?↓
Local experts review live weather conditions and aurora forecast data each evening before selecting the night's destination. The exact route is never fixed in advance. The priority is always to travel away from Reykjavík's city lights to maximise aurora visibility.
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