Iceland Scandinavia Northern Lights

Today we explore city of Tromso, we visit Polaria – an Arctic aquarium to see the interesting knowledge based exhibits, a panoramic cinema and feeding of the seals, Tromso University Museum – the oldest scientific institution in Northern-Norway, and the Polar Museum – known as Gateway to the Arctic here we discover exiting stories of risky arctic trapping and sea mammal hunting as well as courageous Polar explorers. In the evening we will experience the phenomenal magical lights famously known as Northern lights in the sky in different shades right from luminous green, often with a hint of pink along the edge, and occasionally with a deep violet centre. To enjoy these amazing phenomena we proceed to Risvika. Upon arrival we enjoy a Reindeer sledging ride and further proceed to the northern part of Kvaloya, which offers amazing chances of seeing the Northern Lights. Here we enjoy the guided tour which takes through the Sami Culture and their lifestyle. Sami camp is something to remember forever.

Today we enjoy a scenic drive to Alta– known as city of northern lights. Upon arrival we visit Northern Lights Cathedral - the city's architectural landmark. Further we visit Ice Bar at Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel - a magical fairy tale adventure with the wondrous surroundings of snow and ice, Magic Ice presents a truly magical experience. Tonight we go for a Northern Lights Hunting- A real miracle and the pearl of the northern land – Aurora Borealis, a fascinating adventure in pursuit of an exceptional natural phenomenon.

Today we proceed to Honningsvag – Norway’s northern most city, upon arrival we walk around the harbour. Further we visit “North Cape” a 920 feet high steep cliff referred as the northernmost point of Europe. Tonight we again try our luck and go for chasing the Northern Lights

Today we proceed to Karasjok - a fascinating and exotic forested town of Norway. Upon arrival we visit Sami Parliament of Norway- an advisory body of the Norwegian government on Sami affairs.

Today we proceed to Rovaniemi - an urban oasis amidst the Arctic wilderness, where culture, wild activities and fairy tales come together

Today we explore Rovaniemi city we see, Lappia House, Library and Town Hall – the most famous of architect Alvar Aalto’s works in Lapland. City Library of Rovaniemi was the first building to be completed, in 1966, followed by the Lappia House, functioning as a theatre and congress hall, in 1975 and the Town Hall, finished after Aalto’s death, in 1988. Together, these three buildings form a composition enclosing a spacious plaza, highlighting the individuality and purpose of each building. Further we see Arctic Center-Finland’s national institute for Arctic expertise. Later cross the Arctic Circle (66°31'N) to enter incomparable unspoiled Lapland and stop at the Santa Claus Village with a chance to meet Father Christmas himself.

Today we board the train from Rovaniemi and proceed to Helsinki - capital city of Finland and a vibrant seaside city.

Today we fly to Reykjavik – located on the coast of Iceland, is the capital and largest city of Iceland. Tonight we have a chance to witness the spectacular Northern Lights off your bucket list.

Today we take the Golden Circle Tour. Here we visit Thingvellir National Park - a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to the rift valley between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates and the site of the ancient Icelandic parliament. Later we visit Geysir - home to the Littli Geysir & the great Strokkur Geyser which erupts about every 8 Minutes, Gullfoss Waterfall - one of the most impressive waterfall in Europe that falls in two folds. In further we proceed back to Reykjavik. Upon arrival we visit Fridheimar Tomato Farm- where Tomatoes are grown in Green house using the Geo-Thermal Heat from the ground.

Today we proceed towards South Iceland and visit the first location of Gerua fame waterfall Seljalandsfoss- here we enjoy a walking trail behind the waterfall. After this, we will visit Skogafoss- where on a bright sunny day at least 2 rainbows are visible at a time. In the afternoon we proceed towards Reynisfjara - BLACK SAND BEACH one of its only kind in the world, where we see the Rock apostles in the ocean & also Basalt Rock columns and cave formation at the beach. Further we visit the Solheimasandur – Plane wreck location- It is one of the well-known locations from the Gerua song. Tonight we head out for another northern lights tour in the vicinity.

Today we visit two of the most beautiful places in Iceland - Skaftafell National Park and Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon. We start our day with Skaftafell National Park- which is a magnificent area. The birch forest is like an oasis surrounded by the enormous tongues of the Vatnajökull glacier and the sands of Skeiðarárasandur. Then we continue east in order to reach the glacier lagoon Jökulsárlón, one of the most spectacular sights in Iceland. Enormous icebergs constantly break off the glacier into the lagoon, melting slowly as they drift towards the sea nearby. Here we will take photo-stop and walk around the lagoon to enjoy this amazing landscape. May to November we enjoy an Amphibian boat Ride at this Lagoon (Subject to weather condition). Opposite to the lagoon we visit Diamond Beach- a black volcanic sand beach where icebergs from the Breidamerkurjokull glacier drift ashore.

Today we Proceed to Reykjavik. Upon arrival we visit we visit Blue Lagoon - a geothermal spa and is set in the middle of the black lava field. Later we explore Reykjavik city, we see Sun Voyager - a dreamboat, an ode to the sun. It symbolizes the promise of undiscovered territory, a dream of hope, progress and freedom. Harpa concert hall - an award-winning building situated at the old harbour, City Hall - houses the offices of the mayor of Reykjavík and a large 3D map of Iceland, Parliament House - a classical 19th century structure which houses the Icelandic parliament, Hallgrimskirkja Church - both a parish church and a national sanctuary in Iceland. It is the largest church in Iceland.