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Islanda: a caccia dell'aurora boreale

Iceland: hunting for the Northern Lights

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From 12 Nov to 19 Nov
8 days • 7 nights
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Age 25-35
Reserve your tour by paying a deposit of £ 200
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£ 1,499
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Iceland: hunting for the Northern Lights

12 Nov
19 Nov
£ 1,499
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nature
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relax
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history
Monuments and history
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culture
City and cultures
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party
Party and nightlife
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The trip in a nutshell

  • <p>This is a self-driven tour. We love a road trip us, and not just for the throwback playlists, but because it gives you the freedom to truly explore a destination. If you feel willing and comfortable to drive, let us know when booking. I'm sure that as a thanks, your non-driving travel buddies will keep you well-fed with snacks!</p><p><br></p>

    Self-driven tour

    This is a self-driven tour. We love a road trip us, and not just for the throwback playlists, but because it gives you the freedom to truly explore a destination. If you feel willing and comfortable to drive, let us know when booking. I'm sure that as a thanks, your non-driving travel buddies will keep you well-fed with snacks!


Why visit Iceland in winter? Because it is precisely between October and March that you can witness the spectacle of the Northern Lights, one of the most incredible natural phenomena in the world, visible only near the Earth's two magnetic poles. Join us on this WeRoad tour to explore the land of ice and fire, full of contrasting natural variety, where powerful waterfalls and geysers meet the peace of the fjords... And when the ribbons of light of the aurora borealis twinkle in the sky before your eyes, you will know that you found what you were looking for.


Travel Mood

Your coordinator will be able to drive but any volunteers amongst the travellers are also appreciated to share the driving! Don't worry though, the roads along the Icelandic Ring Road are in great condition. The pace of the trip is relaxed, but a backpack is compulsory to ensure space for all as you travel in rented cars for the entire journey and change accommodation every day.

Travel Difficulty

The trip is not physically demanding, however, please pack for the cold winter temperatures, especially if you plan to spend the night looking for the northern lights!

Is Iceland open for travel?

Yes, you can visit Iceland and currently COVID vaccination is not mandatory! For comprehensive requirements check the UK GOV website!

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Iceland 8 days • Departure on 12 Nov
Confirmed
Age 25-35
£ 1,499
Deposit £ 200
Balance £ 1,299 by 13 Oct
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What's included

  • <p>7 nights: accommodation in shared bedrooms</p>

    7 nights: accommodation in shared bedrooms

  • <p>Welcome dinner</p>

    Welcome dinner

  • <p>Farewell dinner</p>

    Farewell dinner

  • <p>Car rental</p>

    Car rental

  • <p>Coordinator services<br></p>

    Coordinator services

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day 1

The Northern Lights: the search starts in Reykjavik

day 2

The Golden Circle

day 3

The incredible south coast

day 4

The lagoon of Jokulsarlon

day 5

Skogafoss and Seljalandsfoss

day 6

Looking for the Northern Lights in Olafsvik

day 7

A tour of the capital

day 8

Check-out and goodbye

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Lives in Ruislip

My name is Rachael, I am 29 from London!

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  • <p>Valid for departures from November to March. Contact us for an Icelandic summer itinerary.<br></p>

    Itinerary Season

    Valid for departures from November to March. Contact us for an Icelandic summer itinerary.

  • <p>The aurora borealis is a natural phenomenon and therefore we cannot guarantee that you will witness it although Iceland is a top location for sightings! Seeing the aurora depends on a combination of solar activity, darkness and weather conditions.</p>

    The Northern Lights

    The aurora borealis is a natural phenomenon and therefore we cannot guarantee that you will witness it although Iceland is a top location for sightings! Seeing the aurora depends on a combination of solar activity, darkness and weather conditions.

  • <p>Before booking, please ensure you check what documents, visas, and vaccinations are required to enter the country you are visiting. If you have any questions, please contact us.</p>

    Visas and Vaccinations

    Before booking, please ensure you check what documents, visas, and vaccinations are required to enter the country you are visiting. If you have any questions, please contact us.

  • <p>We always advise trying to get to the meet-up point for the first day of your tour by 5pm so you can make sure you arrive in time for the Welcome Dinner. On the last day of the tour you are free to leave whenever you want!</p>

    Arrival and Departure Times

    We always advise trying to get to the meet-up point for the first day of your tour by 5pm so you can make sure you arrive in time for the Welcome Dinner. On the last day of the tour you are free to leave whenever you want!