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Best time to visit：Jan-Apr, Sep-DecReykjavik.Miðborg15.5 km from downtownHighlights:Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, is an ideal place for a dream trip to pursue the Northern Lights. Located in a high latitude area, the sky is clear and light pollution is minimal, providing unique conditions for viewing the Northern Lights. No matter when on a winter night, as long as the weather is clear, you will have the opportunity to capture the colorful dance of the Northern Lights. The city and surrounding areas of Reykjavik are even more mysterious and magnificent under the reflection of the Northern Lights, adding infinite reverie to the journey. In addition, the city's warm atmosphere and unique cultural experience allow you to enjoy the unique rhythm of life in Iceland while waiting for the Northern Lights. Choosing Reykjavik as the starting point of your journey to chase the Northern Lights, you will have an unforgettable travel experience in the wonders of nature and the charm of humanity.6 attractionPerlan6.8
Sun Voyager5.7
Best time to visit：Apr-Nov(Open all year)Reykjavik.Miðborg16.4 km from downtownHighlights:Iceland is one of the best places in the world to watch whales. Its rich marine life and magnificent natural environment attract many tourists to experience whale watching trips. The whale watching season usually runs from April to November. The best time is in summer when whales are active and the chances of seeing them are high. Húsavík is known as the whale watching capital of Iceland". The success rate of whale watching here is very high. Visitors have the opportunity to see many types of whales, such as humpback whales, blue whales, orcas and minke whales. Reykjavik and Akureyri are also popular departure points for whale watching, and there are many whale watching cruises and tours available.9 attractionWhale Watching Reykjavík7.6
Old Harbour3.6
Best time to visit：May-Aug(Open all year)Reykjavik17.2 km from downtownHighlights:Overlook the capital of Iceland, explore the volcanic geothermal, and take a helicopter tour in Reykjavik to start the ultimate aerial adventure. Unparalleled landscape view:Looking down from a high altitude, Reykjavik is not only the cultural heart of Iceland, but also the gateway to natural wonders. You will witness the strangeness of black sand beaches, the splendor of colorful pools, the majesty of glaciers and the shock of active volcanoes. These landscapes are intertwined to form a breathtaking picture. Rich sightseeing routes and experience duration: Helicopters usually take off from a dedicated helipad near downtown Reykjavik, passing through iconic locations such as the Greenland Sea, Gullfoss Falls, and Thingvellir National Park. The entire flight time varies from about 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on your choice. This route design ensures that you can capture the most essential natural beauty of Iceland in the most convenient way.Ideal weather conditions:Although Reykjavik is located on the edge of the Arctic Circle, the climate is relatively mild due to the influence of the North Atlantic Current. Summer has long sunshine hours and clear skies, making it the best season for helicopter tours. Even in winter, there is a chance to witness the aurora dancing in the night sky, adding a touch of mystery to the helicopter tour. Professional operators ensure unforgettable and comfortable memories:Helicopter operators provide one-stop exclusive services, including but not limited to professional photographers, HD video recording, and wonderful explanations from experienced tour guides, so that you can enjoy a visual feast while gaining a deeper understanding of Iceland's history, culture and natural wonders. In addition, some trips also include ground adventure activities, such as glacier hiking and hot spring experiences, making your trip to Iceland more colorful. The helicopter experience in Reykjavik is an extraordinary journey to take in the magnificent wonders of Iceland.5 attractionReykjavík Helicopters2.6
Norðurflug Helicopter Tours2.5
