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Die Lavaröhre Raufarhólshellir bei Nacht, gefolgt von der Polarlichter

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From Reykjavík: Evening Lava Tunnel Tour and Northern Lights Tour
From Reykjavík: Evening Lava Tunnel Tour and Northern Lights Tour
From Reykjavík: Evening Lava Tunnel Tour and Northern Lights Tour
From Reykjavík: Evening Lava Tunnel Tour and Northern Lights Tour
From Reykjavík: Evening Lava Tunnel Tour and Northern Lights Tour
From Reykjavík: Evening Lava Tunnel Tour and Northern Lights Tour
From Reykjavík: Evening Lava Tunnel Tour and Northern Lights Tour
From Reykjavík: Evening Lava Tunnel Tour and Northern Lights Tour
From Reykjavík: Evening Lava Tunnel Tour and Northern Lights Tour
From Reykjavík: Evening Lava Tunnel Tour and Northern Lights Tour
From Reykjavík: Evening Lava Tunnel Tour and Northern Lights Tour

Zwei Dinge an einem Abend: die Lavahöhle im Dunkeln und dann eine Fahrt, um das Nordlicht zu beobachten. Die Abholung erfolgt in Reykjavík. Die Straße führt zu den Blauen Bergen und zur Raufarhólshellir, einer Lavaröhre, die bei einem Ausbruch vor mehr als 5.000 Jahren entstanden ist. Ein Guide führt die Gruppe durch die Höhle, vorbei an den Farben im Gestein, den Formationen, die die Lava hinterlassen hat, und der Geschichte dahinter. Nach der Höhle fährt der Kleinbus in die Landschaft, wo das Team den Ort mit den besten Chancen auf einen klaren Himmel auswählt. Decken und etwas Warmes werden während des Wartens bereitgestellt.

What's included

  • Guided Tour with Certified caving guide
  • English-speaking expert Northern Lights guide
  • WiFi on board
  • All necessary safety equipment, Helmet and Torch
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  • Free retry for Northern Lights part, if not seen during the tour
  • Icelandic hot cocoa, chocolate and blanket
  • Northern lights photos

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  1. Reykjavik

    The evening covers Iceland's fourth-longest lava tube and then the northern lights. Pick-up is at the location you choose, in a minibus, and Raufarhólshellir is 45 minutes from Reykjavík. An hour is spent inside, going as far as 900 metres (2,952 ft) underground, among the lava formations and the colours in the rock. After that the search for the aurora starts. If it appears, the guides take photographs, so you go home with a picture of yourself under it. Hot chocolate under the sky at the end.

  2. Raufarholshellir

    The first stop is the Raufarhólshellir lava tunnel, where a cave specialist joins the group. Gear on, a short safety briefing, and then the descent. The walking is straightforward, over built paths and footbridges with stretches of natural ground between them. It suits all ages, though the footing is uneven in places. Deeper in, the walls carry colour: emerald green, red, turquoise and pale lilac, all of it left by the volcanic process. The guide explains how the tube came to be there.

  3. Iceland

    Back on the bus for the aurora. Where it goes depends on the forecast that night. The one certainty is leaving the city lights behind, which might mean Þingvellir, Reykjanes, or somewhere in the south of Iceland where the sky is clearest. A minibus reaches places the big coaches cannot. If the lights come out, the guide takes a photo of you under them, at no charge.

  4. Reykjavik

    The drop-off is in Reykjavík, at the location you chose.

Not included

  • Snacks
  • Please ensure you've had dinner before joining the tour

Good to know

  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Some parts of the lava tunnel can be uneven terrain. All participants should be confident with walking on these surfaces.
  • Not recommended for travelers who are uncomfortable with uneven terrain.
  • Up to 15 travelers per booking.
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  • Mobile or paper ticket accepted
  • Guiding available in: en.

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