Iceland Northern Lights Escape with Golden Circle Super Jeep Tour & Snowmobiling

A modern Reykjavik hotel with Northern Lights, Golden Circle tour and Langjökull Glacier snowmobiling – includes breakfast, flights and optional excursions

Discover the magic of enigmatic Iceland, with a three- or four-night stay at the Radisson Blu Saga Hotel – a cosy hotel situated close to both the National Museum and National Gallery in Reykjavik. Modern aesthetics meet classic Icelandic touches here, topped off with some excellent city vistas and hearty meals in the renowned Grillið Restaurant.

Your trip will include a Northern Lights tour, which will see you hunting for and learning about this fascinating phenomenon, plus a Super Jeep tour of the Golden Circle's Thingvellir National Park (where you can observe the rift between the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates), refreshing Gullfoss waterfall and famed Geysir geothermal area (where you will witness Strokkur erupt every five to 10 minutes). You've also got the chance to head out on snowmobiles for a truly icy adventure on the Langjökull Glacier.

Stay longer to enjoy a trip to the famed Blue Lagoon, with its milky geothermal waters (entrance not included). To really round out your trip with a bang, add on a Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon excursion to witness the dramatic Icelandic wonders of Diamond Beach, Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss waterfalls and glacier lagoon itself.

Reykjavik itself is both charming an colourful, home to some of Iceland's most innovative restaurants and a gateway to some of Europe's wildest and most wonderful scenery. The city's compact layout makes it easy to explore on foot; discover the 101 district, where you'll find some excellent eateries and independent shops, selling plenty of local delights.

Good to know

Please be aware that the Northern Lights are a naturally occurring phenomenon, so whilst we hope you'll get to see them, we can't guarantee they'll oblige.

Please also note that renovations are currently taking place between the hours of 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday. The hotel will do its best to keep disruption to a minimum.