I am disabled the mini bus could have a mobile step to help you in. Fay ( not spelt right) was fantastic with helping me in and out even let me sit in the bus until the lights came out, which they did. The lights were marvellous and fantastic thecicing on the cake. The hot chocolate and cinnamon roll was just want you needed to warm you up.

Our guide was great, the Cinnabon’s were decent although cold, and the hot chocolate was welcome considering how cold it was. Our tour was canceled two times due to weather, when we finally got out on the third night it was exceptionally windy and cold. We were able to see the lights through the phone although not to the naked eye. All in all it was a really good tour. But I would recommend for anybody going in January to dress very warm.

The tour was fantastic. We drove not far from Reykjavík but it was the most stunning scenery. I wouldn't have cared if we hadn't seen the lights because we got to be driven up through the mountains and look out over the lakes in the moonlight. It was fantastic. Another tour we did took us north and to only non-picturesque spots which was a shame considering how low the chances are - it seems wise to take people somewhere they can enjoy regardless. But this tour - we saw the lights too and the guide was helpful and patient. He drove us to a few different spots before he spotted some activity and then we were treated to a great show. Not the strongest lights but marvellous all the same. The cinammon buns were delicious.