Iceland Aurora Hunting Guide

Spent a Nordic holiday full of surprises in Reykjavik! This Icelandic capital city combines unique Nordic charm with stunning natural landscapes, leaving me with so many wonderful memories～ 🌟【Trip Highlights】 1. The breathtaking black sand beaches and glaciers 2. Adorable colorful wooden houses 3. Healing hot spring experiences 4. Super photogenic street art 🎮Day 1 Old Town Stroll 📍Hallgrímskirkja Church Iconic landmark, climb to the top for a panoramic city view (ticket 1000 ISK) 📍Tjörnin Lake The swan lake in the city center, kids love feeding the geese 📍Rainbow Street A whole colorful walkway, perfect for street photography from every angle 📍Sun Voyager Sculpture Popular check-in spot, most beautiful at sunset Day 2 Natural Wonders Tour 📍Blue Lagoon Hot Springs (advance booking required) A must-experience in Iceland! Recommended to go early morning when fewer people (remember to bring a waterproof phone case) 📍Golden Circle Day Tour Includes geysers, Gullfoss waterfall, and Þingvellir National Park 📍Icelandic Horse Farm You can feed the stunningly beautiful Icelandic horses 🍴Food Recommendations: 1. Bæjarins Beztu Hot Dogs (even the mayor checks in) 2. Sandholt Bakery (cinnamon rolls are amazing) 3. Salka Valka Fish & Chips (super fresh cod) 🏨Accommodation Recommendations: 1. Canopy by Hilton (very stylish design) 2. Black Pearl Apartment (super convenient location) 3. Reykjavik Residence Hotel (family-friendly) Tips: 1. Best time to see the aurora is November to March 2. Carry a windbreaker (weather changes fast) 3. Prices are high, recommend exchanging currency in advance 4. Most main attractions are walkable in the city center 5. Taxis are very expensive, recommend using the Flybus airport shuttle Hallgrímskirkja Church Blue Lagoon Golden Circle Black Pearl Apartment Hotel