Top Iceland Nightlife

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.

Discover Reykjavik’s foodie scene and sample delicious Icelandic cuisine on this walking tour. Visit a variety of Reykjavik eateries from restaurants to a hot dog stand, and sample a selection of local favorites such as Icelandic cheeses, lamb, and homemade ice cream. Along the way, pass by landmarks such as Hallgrimskirkja, the Harpa concert hall, and Parliament House.

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.

Go beyond the tourist trail and take a deep dive into Icelands strong mythical tradition that includes sorts of elves, trolls, and 13 iterations of Santa. This guided tour of Reykjavik takes you to the oldest part of town to learn all about these creatures and their stories, with stops at the oldest graveyard in the city, an elf stone, and to the Reykjavik Pond, where aquatic monsters are believed to dwell.

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.

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.

The adventure begins long before you reach the ice cave on this tour of the Langjokull Glacier, a great choice for thrill seekers. Traveling by off-road vehicle allows you to conquer the otherwise impassable roads of the glacial highlands, while a snowmobile ride reveals other-worldly terrain at the mouth of the ice cave. Then, head inside to explore this newly discovered cave and learn about its formation.

Many travelers are curious about traditional Icelandic food, but don’t know where to go in Reykjavik—or what to try. Avoid tourist traps and take the guesswork out of your culinary explorations on this small-group walking tour. Stroll around Reykjavík to a variety of foodie spots, from the city's oldest restaurant to a much-loved hot dog stand; learn about Iceland's culinary culture; and sample everything from lamb soup to fermented shark.

Get up close and personal with an Icelandic glacier on this small-group tour in Solheimajokull. Fun for climbers of any level of experience, the tour includes instruction in ice climbing technique from your local guide, who will also point out glacier features such as crevasses and moulins. Enjoyhave plenty of time to build on your skills and explore several different parts of the glacier.

Experience Reykjavík’s magical evening glow on a 2.5-hour private ride with hotel or port pickup by your English-speaking driver. Begin at the softly lit Hallgrímskirkja Church, then continue to the illuminated Harpa Concert Hall and the poetic Sun Voyager sculpture by the waterfront. Drive through the peaceful Old Harbour and city center, where warm lights spill from cafés and galleries. Optionally, head to Grótta Lighthouse for starry skies or even the northern lights in season. Pass by Tjörnin Pond and City Hall, where reflections shimmer on the water, and finish with an optional stop at a local bar, brewery, or café. With a customizable route, this intimate evening tour combines iconic landmarks, coastal beauty, and Reykjavík’s after-dark charm—ideal for photography, relaxation, or simply soaking in the city’s quieter, atmospheric side.