Top Iceland Game Of Thrones Tours

Fans of "Game of Thrones" will not want to miss this private guided tour that takes you to three filming locations, all within easy reach of Reykjavik. You'll walk through Thingvellir National Park, where the Bloody Gate scenes came alive; witness Thorufoss waterfall, site of the dramatic dragon attack; and explore Hengill mountain, where Brienne and the Hound's epic battle over Arya unfolded. It's GoT come to life.

Get the chance to see marine mammals in the wild on this whale-watching cruise from Reykjavik—whales and dolphins are seen on more than 90% of tours in both summer and winter. With a local guide, cruise the coastal curve of Iceland to marvel at whales in their natural habitat. Keep your eyes peeled for the local wildlife as you listen to your guide's fun facts about the majestic creatures.

Iceland’s thundering waterfalls, sweeping gorges, and lava-sculpted landscapes provided spectacular backdrops for "Game of Thrones". Recreate the small-screen magic on this private Jeep tour from Reykjavik that transports you to Iceland's real-life natural wonders including Thingvellir National Park and the waterfalls of Háifoss, Hjalparfoss, and Thorufoss, as well as the remains of Viking houses at Thjodveldisbaerinn Stong. Enjoy hassle-free hotel pickup and private transportation throughout the tour.

Seeing Iceland’s south coast in a single day can feel rushed or impersonal on large coach tours, but this small-group experience offers a more comfortable and flexible way to explore. Travel from Reykjavik in a luxury minibus through volcanic landscapes, stopping at highlights such as Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss waterfalls, the black-sand beach of Reynisfjara, and the Solheimajökull glacier.

Enjoy a nature experience like no other—and watch out for minke whales, dolphins, and humpbacks—on a half-day sightseeing cruise from Reykjavik. Cruise the harbor in comfort and style: Take in views of the coast from an open viewing platform or an enclosed cabin. Along the way, enjoy access to an indoor saloon stocked with snacks and drinks, and look out for Iceland’s diverse aquatic species with help from the experienced crew.