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Institute for Spiritual Development Presents
Iceland's
Magical Northern
Lights
March 30 – April 5, 2027 · 7 Days · Departing Newark
Institute for Spiritual Development Presents
March 30 – April 5, 2027 · 7 Days · Departing Newark
Why Iceland
Iceland is a land sculpted by forces ancient and ongoing — steaming lava fields, thundering waterfalls, and glaciers that spill into iridescent lagoons. In late March, the nights grow long enough to reveal one of nature's most breathtaking phenomena: the aurora borealis dancing above volcanic peaks.
The Northern Lights Explained
The aurora borealis is produced by collisions between electrically charged particles from the sun entering Earth's atmosphere. Streaks of light appear in white, pink, purple, and — most famously — vivid green. The optimal viewing window in Iceland runs from late September through mid-April, when nights are longest and skies darkest. Your tour includes multiple dedicated viewing nights to maximise your chances of witnessing this extraordinary display.
Day by Day
Tuesday, March 30, 2027
You're on your way to Iceland — a land and culture forged by fire and ice. Steaming lava fields and massive glaciers sculpt mountains and valleys, leaving thundering waterfalls and plunging fjords. Settle in for your transatlantic journey as anticipation builds.
Wednesday, March 31, 2027
Welcome to Iceland's capital. Your room is ready upon arrival. This afternoon, explore old town Reykjavík with a local guide — visit the harbor, city hall, Parliament building, and the cathedral dating to 1796. Dine on Icelandic cuisine, then embark on a northern lights cruise into the darkness of Faxaflói Bay.
Thursday, April 1, 2027
Travel the famous Golden Circle: the explosive Geysir thermal area, the double-cascade Gullfoss waterfall, and Thingvellir National Park where you'll stand on the crest of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Visit the Lava Exhibition Center, walk behind Seljalandsfoss waterfall, then settle into Vík for three nights of aurora hunting.
Friday, April 2, 2027
Begin at Reynisfjara's volcanic black sand beach, famous for its dramatic basalt columns and rugged sea stacks. Visit the Skógar Museum's turf-built homes, stand in awe before the mighty Skógafoss waterfall, then explore Sólheimajökull — Iceland's fourth largest glacier. Northern lights search after dinner.
Saturday, April 3, 2027
Journey to the breathtaking Jökulsárlón glacial lagoon, filled with floating icebergs in every shade of blue and white. Search for seals swimming in the frigid waters. After dinner back in Vík, continue your search for the northern lights dancing across the night sky.
Sunday, April 4, 2027
Drive along the south shore to the Reykjanes Peninsula, home of the famous Blue Lagoon. Soak in the warm, mineral-rich waters of the geothermal pool set in the heart of a dramatic lava field. Return to Reykjavík for your farewell dinner.
Monday, April 5, 2027
Depart for home carrying extraordinary memories of Iceland's fire, ice, and celestial light. Safe travels.
Investment
Double Occupancy
$4,649
$4,599*
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Single Occupancy
$5,349
$5,299
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Triple Occupancy
$4,599
$4,549
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* All rates per person. Air-inclusive package from Newark (EWR). Subject to change. For bookings after Sep 30, 2026, call for rates.
Deposit & Payment: $698 per person due upon reservation. Final payment due December 30, 2026. Deposits fully refundable until September 30, 2026. Price guaranteed once deposit received and booking confirmed by Collette.
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Join us for a special travel presentation to learn more about this extraordinary journey. An evening of discovery, with all your questions answered in person.
Special Travel Presentation
Attend our information evening
Your Travel Specialist
Erin Carlson
Scully Travel
Please note: sightings of the northern lights are not guaranteed, as visibility depends on clear skies and weather conditions. The northern lights cruise is also weather-dependent and may be postponed or cancelled.