Top Iceland Holidays

Cruise through snow and ice on Langjökull, one of Iceland’s largest glaciers, on this guided tour. Take a ride in a 4x4 monster ice truck and enjoy the Icelandic scenery on the ride to the glacier. Then, suit up in the provided gear, learn how to drive the snowmobile, and follow your guide as you speed through ice and snowfields.

Hiking on a glacier can be difficult to accomplish on your own. Skip the hassle of planning logistics when you book this half-day small-group hiking tour around southern Iceland's Sólheimajökull glacier. Follow your hiking guide over the rugged terrain and learn about the glacial formation as you walk. All necessary equipment and safety briefings are provided.

Skip packed viewpoints and chilly streets by celebrating New Year’s Eve from the water on a cruise departing from Reykjavik's harbor. Enjoy panoramic skyline views without the hassle of crowds, stay cozy in the heated indoor saloon, or head out on deck for fresh air. Toast midnight with Champagne as fireworks light up the city—an easy, comfortable way to ring in the New Year.

Discover Iceland's southern coast and embark on a glacier hike on a full-day small-group tour. Travel comfortably by minibus between the Reynisfjara black sand beach, Seljalandsfoss waterfall, and the Sólheimajökull glacier, where you can walk on the ice. Pickup is available from designated bus stops and select hotels in Reykjavik for convenience.

This 2 hour 15 minute boat ride takes you into the bay of Ísafjörður exploring wildlife and enjoying great mountain view. Along the way your guide will tell you about life in the Westfjords and about the amazing bird and marine life. Our goal is sailing to an abundant Puffin area, exploring puffins on the water, black guillemots and eiders. The tour also takes you through areas where it is very likely to see hump back whales, but we can not guarantee that. Please note that weather conditions as well as where the puffins are feeding are the factor that decides where we go exactly. we will head to a nearby fjord or close to Vigur island where puffins are abundant and the sea is often considerably calm. The destination largely depends on the weather and sea conditions. Remember to bring a camera, binocular is also very good for looking at the seals (if we go close to the islands) when the tide is low as they sit sunbathing on the rocks. Dress warm.

Celebrate the magic of the holidays on a guided Christmas food tour through Reykjavik’s twinkling city center. Stroll decorated streets with a local guide and stop at specially selected spots to taste Iceland’s beloved Christmas dishes: smoked lamb, laufabrauð (crispy “leaf bread”), reindeer pâté, glazed ham, gravlax, and more. Sip traditional festive drinks such as Jólaglögg (mulled wine) or Jólaöl (Christmas ale), with non-alcoholic options available. Share stories about Icelandic holiday customs, visit a charming Christmas shop, and enjoy a locally inspired gift. The tour is family-friendly, can accommodate dietary restrictions (if advised in advance), and offers a cozy, authentic holiday experience.

Get a front-row seat to Reykjavik's glittering New Year's fireworks display by heading out onto the water. This boat tour takes you around Faxaflói Bay and offers great views of the fireworks from the ship's three panoramic decks—with luck, you might even spot the northern lights. Enjoy a complimentary glass of Champagne and raise a toast to the New Year.

Join a local guide for an unforgettable evening exploring 4–5 carefully selected bars in the heart of the city, each with its own atmosphere and character. This isn’t just a bar crawl — it’s an interactive experience that blends culture, competition, and connection. At every stop, enjoy a local Icelandic drink while diving into traditional bar games and even learning a unique Icelandic drinking game. Expect friendly competition, fun prizes, and plenty of laughs along the way. Between venues, hear fascinating stories about Icelandic culture, history, and the evolution of Reykjavík’s nightlife — giving you real insight into the city behind the party. Whether you’re traveling solo or with friends, this tour is designed to bring people together and show you Reykjavík after dark like a true local.

Drink your way through Reykjavik while making new friends on this pub crawl. Sample a range of Icelandic craft beers (or, if you prefer, sample local spirits and snaps instead), and learn about the history of Icelandic beer from the Vikings to present day. Travel with a small group, which ensures personalized attention from your guide and an intimate atmosphere.

Embark on a private guided journey through the city, savoring Icelandic traditional delicacies and local craft beers while discovering its rich history and culture. Join our experienced guide for a private walk around Reykjavík, where you'll discover the city’s rich history and receive insider tips to make the most of your visit to this beautiful country. Along the way, you'll enjoy multiple stops to taste local bites and drinks, visiting both well-known spots and hidden gems. With all food and drinks included, you can relax and enjoy a hassle-free experience. Be sure to come hungry and ready to explore! Tour Highlights: Savor a genuine Icelandic food experience at a selection of carefully chosen eateries by our local guides Taste a variety of Icelandic beers from breweries around the country Stroll past and visit some of Reykjavík’s most historic and beautiful landmarks Gain insights from your expert guide, who will share historical facts and local tips

A curated journey through the city’s best bars — cozy, lively, creative, and full of local character. Reykjavík’s nightlife is a world of its own — warm, weird, lively, and full of stories. This crawl takes you into the true social heartbeat of the city. We start in a craft‑beer den, slip into cocktail bars mixing Icelandic spirits with flair, and end in late‑night hotspots buzzing with energy. These aren’t tourist traps — they’re the real deal, filled with artists, musicians, night owls, and the occasional wonderfully odd Reykjavík character. Your guide shapes the night through stories, humor, insider knowledge, and a sense of adventure. It’s more than drinking — it’s a full cultural immersion after dark. What to Expect A fun, social atmosphere High‑quality beverages Authentic Reykjavík nightlife

Experience the Reykjavik Christmas Food Tour for a festive journey through Iceland's capital, exploring its culinary wonders with local guides. Wander charming streets, illuminated with lights, sampling traditional Icelandic Christmas dishes like Glazed Ham, pickled herring, smoked lamb, gravlax, and sweet buttery laufabrauð. Engage in conversations about the cultural significance of each dish amidst the bustling holiday atmosphere. Discover local markets and eateries frequented by both locals and visitors, immersing yourself in the joyous spirit of Christmas in Reykjavik. Bundle up and savor the unique flavors of Icelandic holiday cuisine on this enchanting tour.

Embark on a pub crawl through Reykjavik. Hear stories of the Vikings and the folklore of Iceland from your guide while drinking Icelandic beers and eating delicious authentic Icelandic food.

Experience Keflavik at its most magical on this private Christmas tour. As you explore Keflavik and soak up its festive atmosphere, your guide will fill you in on all the most important Icelandic Christmas traditions, from the story of the mischievous Yule Lads to the best sweet and savory Yuletide treats.

Discover Iceland’s craft beer culture at the Gæðingur brewery in Kópavogur, a pioneer of Icelandic craft beer. Take a tour of the factory to learn about the brewing process and Gæðingur’s history as a craft brewery, before sitting down to taste some of the produce you’ve just seen being made. No need to hire a car, all transport and a guide is included—simply rock up and enjoy yourself.

If you want to discover some of the best bars in Reykjavik—without putting in the hours of research time—then this is the tour for you. Sample a variety of top Icelandic craft beers and schnapps, with the bonus of having a private guide to provide entertaining commentary about the history of beer and alcohol in Iceland.

The tour either starts with a visit to Malbygg Microbrewery, where guests will learn about the brewing history in Iceland, the brewing process, and the different types of beer produced at the brewery. Guests can then sample some of the best beers produced on-site. Next or sometimes starts, the tour moves on to RVK Brewing, where guests will continue to learn about the history of beer in Iceland, the brewing process, and the different types of beers produced at that distinguished microbrewery. Guests will also be able to sample different types of beers from each brewery in their taprooms. Throughout the tour, guests will learn about the local ingredients used to make the microbrews and gain insight into the unique challenges of making beer in Iceland's harsh climate. The tour is an excellent opportunity for beer and spirit enthusiasts to learn more about the local brewing scene in Iceland and to sample some of the unique and delicious products produced in the country.