The Land of Theatrical Landscapes Iceland is a Nordic Island that is best known for its theatrical landscapes of beautiful glaciers, lava fields, hot springs, geysers, and volcanoes. However, the most striking natural attraction comes from Icelandâ€™s colorful night skies, gracefully lit in northern lights, swirling across in alluring shapes and splendid colors. Aurora Borealis â€“ The Northern Lights Many people, round the year, visit Iceland to experience the beautiful essence of Northern Lights and vehemently stargaze under the clean skies of the region. Winter is the favored season among travelers to relish the dancing sheens while delighting the walk on the glaciers. The most traveled tourist route to Aurora Borealis is from Southern Iceland that covers almost 300 kilometers (190 mi) before turning from Reykjavik into the southern uplands of Iceland and back. The area holds maximum tours and travel related activities in Iceland including glacier hiking, lava tube tour, caving, flightseeing, etc. Popular Icelandic Tours Some of the most popular tours in Iceland cover stargazing, mystery hunt for the lights, journey into the unknown, and sightseeing in Faxafloi Bay. Since the lights might not appear each night, certain tours give another tour free. There are English-speaking guides welcoming natives of Canada, America, and other English-speaking nations to rejoice the natureâ€™s most beautiful phenomenon of magical Aurora and leave them with unforgettable memories. The Nordic island is full of unraveled mysteries and fascinating aurora lights that are traveled by in a series of adventurous tours. Trip Guide offers guided tours to all northern light locations through various routes covering popular tourist routes and extreme sports.