Top Iceland Walking Tours

Explore the Sólheimajökull glacier with the security of a guide with this group hike. Accompanied by a certified glacier guide, set off from the foot and walk across the frozen valley at a beginner-friendly pace. Discover natural ice formations, and more, all while benefiting from your guide’s support to ensure a safe experience.

Delve into Viking history and heritage in the Icelandic capital on this Reykjavik small-group walking tour. Follow your guide through the streets and parks of Reykjavik, and gain insight into the city’s strong Viking influences. Discover top city attractions including the Harpa Concert Hall and Hallgrímskirkja Church, and pick up insider tips on the best places to eat and drink during your stay.

While many tours in Iceland make pit stops at glaciers, fewer take you over them and close enough to discover their otherworldly features. With this small-group tour, take an easy glacier hike to see ice formations, crevasses, and water cauldrons that you’d miss just stopping for a look.

The Skaftafell-Vatnajökull National Park is home to Europe’s largest glacier and the icy landscapes offer a dramatic backdrop for a hiking adventure. This guided glacier hike across Falljökull Glacier ensures a personalized experience, with a small group of up to 15 participants, and full instruction provided.

Enjoy a personalized experience of Reykjavik's food scene on a walking tour that is limited to just 10 people—a smaller group size than most. Follow your guide to carefully-selected eateries and sample a great variety of food to try between stops at the city's major landmarks and insights into local culture, history, and more from your guide.

Experience the chilling beauty of Iceland’s glaciers, without the self-plan stress, on this small-group ice cave tour in Vatnajökull National Park. Meet your guide at the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon and travel by huge-wheeled super Jeep out to the glacier. With crampons, an ice axe, and other ice hiking equipment, make a 2.5-3.7-mile (4-6 km) trek across the glacier while exploring the mysterious crevices and ice caves of this sublime landscape.

A sorcerer once swam around Iceland disguised as a whale, only to be driven back by a dragon, a giant, and a colossal bird guarding the coastline. You'll find those guardians carved into the Parliament building — and that's just one of the stories waiting for you on this self-guided walking tour of Reykjavik. Starting at the volcanic-inspired Hallgrimskirkja, this audio tour leads you through 14 stops across Iceland's capital including the Rainbow Street and a sculpture designed as an ode to the sun. Along the way, you will hear how the Vikings established the world's oldest parliament and why Iceland has no McDonald's. Delivered through the Tourific app, the tour works entirely offline once downloaded. Pause to explore, stop for coffee, or climb the Hallgrimskirkja tower for panoramic views. Available in 9 languages. Start whenever you like, go at your own pace, and take as long as you want.

Have only limited time for sightseeing in Iceland? Enjoy a flexible way to explore one of the country's longest lava tunnels on this tour of Raufarhólshellir. Equipped with a helmet and headlamp, you'll see some of the tunnel’s most notable features, and will learn about the changing colors of the rock formations from a guide. This tour departs regularly, making it easy to slot into even the busiest sightseeing schedule.

Kickstart your Iceland adventure on this small-group guided walking tour, getting you familiar with Iceland's capital city. As you wander the streets with your guide, you'll learn about Iceland’s early history at the Anarholl Statue, see Laugavegur main street, Austurvollur Square, Lake Tjornin, Hallgrim’s Church, take in plenty of street art, and more. Along the way, try a traditional Icelandic snack: schnapps with dried fish.

The Vatnajökull glacier in Skaftafell National Park can be dangerous to explore, especially for first-timers on this type of terrain. On this small-group, ice-caving tour, hike about 4 km over uneven terrain with moderate elevation changes beneath the Vatnajökull glacier with your certified guide, and explore millions of years of natural geology. With crampons and safety equipment included, enjoy uninterrupted views over the icy landscapes.

Learn about the role that cats have played in Icelandic myths and history—and enjoy a totally unique way to see the city—on this cat-themed walking tour of Reykjavik. With just your guide and small group for company, set off on foot to discover Reykjavik’s quirky, cat-related landmarks, stopping by some of the city’s best-known attractions en route. The tour culminates with a chance to meet furry friends at a cozy cafe, with warm drinks and pastries included.

With their rising popularity, Iceland’s ice caves can get crowded. This half-day adventure gets you inside a more remote ice cave, where you’ll have ample time to contemplate and photograph its natural splendor. Meet your guide at Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, then arrive at the destination by vehicle and on foot. All necessary safety equipment is included.

Avoid tourist traps and discover Reykjavik’s vibrant foodie scene on this small-group walking tour. Visit a variety of Reykjavik eateries, from restaurants to a hot dog stand, and sample 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.

Explore Iceland’s South Coast on a full-day trip from Reykjavik, without the stress of self-driving. Visit the Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss waterfalls, walk Reynisfjara’s black-sand beach beneath towering basalt sea stacks, and join a beginner-friendly guided hike on Solheimajökull Glacier. On the return journey, take in views of the region’s volcanoes.

The Original Local Experience. Join the first local team guiding visitors through the Fagradalsfjall eruption area since the first eruption in 2021. This is more than a volcano hike. It's a journey through Iceland's newest volcanic landscapes with local guides from Grindavík and Keflavík who experienced these events firsthand. Walk across fresh lava from eruptions as recent as July 2025, explore dramatic volcanic landscapes, and discover how repeated eruptions transformed both the land and the local community. Hear firsthand stories, learn about Icelandic geology, and enjoy one small Icelandic surprise. ✔️ The Original Local Experience since 2021 ✔️ Guided by the first local team ✔️ Walk across Iceland's newest lava fields ✔️ Small groups for a more personal experience ✔️ Visit Grindavík and hear firsthand stories ✔️ Includes one small Icelandic surprise

Explore the Sólheimajökull Glacier, without the pressure of keeping up with a large tour group, with this small-group ice climbing experience. Following a glacier guide and with the climbing gear you need, safely explore crevasses and ridges, with no prior experience needed. Well-suited for traveler looking to get off-the-beaten path during their vacation.

Skip the tourist traps and discover the authentic flavors of Iceland on this small-group food and drink tour. Stroll through the streets of Reykjavik in the company of a guide who brings the city's rich history, making multiple stops at both well-known spots and hidden gems to taste local bites and drinks.

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.

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.

Spend time in the beauty of Iceland's natural ice caves on a guided tour to the blazing blue formations inside Vatnajökull (Vatna Glacier). Ride a 4x4 super Jeep to the glacier followed by an easy hike with a guide across the ice cap of Iceland’s most voluminous glacier—and Europe’s largest. Bring your camera for plenty of photo ops as you enjoy plenty of time to take in the blue ice formations.

Hike through an Akureyri forest with a working husky—greeting the dogs then walking a scenic trail surrounded by scenic mountains, coast, and fields. Unlike traditional tourist experiences, this is an opportunity to meet a genuine Icelandic family and their dogs, and to gain insight into life in an Icelandic home.

Embark on a guided journey through four enchanting Caves of Hella in Iceland, each steeped in mystery. Take in the underground splendor of the cave system, while learning more about their hidden secrets and history which dates back to the Settlement of Iceland. The caves are just one hour from Reykjavík and next to Route 1 for easy access.

Located just outside of Reykjavik, the Raufarhólshellir Lava Tunnel is one of the most accessible natural wonders in the country. This half-day tour takes you inside the tunnel—a feat only available on a guided tour—where you can see magnificent geological features that have been created by ancient lava flows. Hotel pickup upgrade available.