To the world’s northernmost capital, chase the aurora at sea

Chase the “Aurora” and embark on a dream-come-true journey — witness the dazzling lights as if they promise a lifetime of happiness. Go aurora hunting in Iceland, admire the breathtaking beauty of nature as it sets off the magnificent sky, and enjoy the surprises brought by the land of fire and ice. If your heart has already been stirred, then follow this impulse without hesitation and set off on your adventure.

The world’s northernmost capital — Reykjavik, Iceland. This immaculately clean city, almost free of pollution, boilers, and chimneys, is the perfect starting point for an aurora adventure. Who says you can only see the beautiful “Aurora” on land? Set sail from the coast of Reykjavik and admire the mesmerizing aurora against the backdrop of majestic mountains and city lights in the North Atlantic. This sight will surely be unforgettable, and the journey to chase the aurora at sea will be truly memorable.

The Blue Lagoon is world-renowned. (Photo: Daguan Images)

In Reykjavik, there are many surprises that rival the aurora. The world-class wellness destination, the Blue Lagoon, offers special therapeutic benefits for skin conditions. In winter, soak in the light blue geothermal waters surrounded by ice and snow, with the lake surface shimmering mysteriously in the rising steam. It’s an experience that will fully relax your body and mind.

When it comes to Scandinavia, those of us from subtropical regions might worry about the cold climate — but the temperatures in Reykjavik will definitely change your impression of northern countries. The average temperature here is 11°C in July and -1°C in January, making the climate quite mild. At sunrise or sunset, the mountains on both sides of Reykjavik turn purple, and the sea becomes even deeper blue — a scene as beautiful as a painting.

Compared to other Nordic countries, Reykjavik enjoys a relatively mild climate. (Photo: Daguan Images)