Sure, the Northern Lights aren't the easiest to find – but if catching this seasonal phenomenon in Iceland ranks high on your bucket list, there are certain things you can do to up your chances. Like planning a trip for September or March. Or booking a tour that will take you right to them. Starting at $1,599, you can spend six days hunting the Aurora Borealis all the way from Reykjavik to Hella. Of course, you will get to explore the country's breathtaking scenery and historic sites throughout the chase. Just don't forget to pack extra layers.
|  | | How to See the Northern Lights in Iceland | | Sure, the Northern Lights aren't the easiest to find – but if catching this seasonal phenomenon in Iceland ranks high on your bucket list, there are certain things you can do to up your chances. Like planning a trip for September or March. Or booking a tour that will take you right to them. Starting at $1,599, you can spend six days hunting the Aurora Borealis all the way from Reykjavik to Hella. Of course, you will get to explore the country's breathtaking scenery and historic sites throughout the chase. Just don't forget to pack extra layers. | | DEALS PROVIDED BY TRAVELZOO | | | | | | | | | | | | This email is being sent in partnership with Travelzoo, and Tripsavvy may receive a commission when you click on links to travel deals in this newsletter.
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