Top Reykjavik Sightseeing Tours - page 4

Check off multiple Icelandic landmarks (and more) in just one day on this tour from Reykjavik. Discover the wonders of the Golden Circle—including the UNESCO-listed Thingvellir National Park, the Geysir geothermal area, and Gullfoss waterfall—and go beyond the typical route at Kerid volcanic crater. Complete your adventure with a soak in the warm geothermal waters of either the Blue Lagoon or the Hvammsvík Hot Spring.

You've heard about the hot dogs—now explore all of Reykjavik's unique food scene on this private walking tour. You'll get acquainted with the old Reykjavik city center as you travel from restaurant to restaurant, sampling Icelandic delicacies—including fermented shark. You'll also learn about the history and culture of the country and get recommendations for the rest of your stay in Reykjavik.

For first-time visitors to Iceland, there's no better way to discover the Land of Fire and Ice than the country's most popular tourist route: the Golden Circle. This tour has the added bonus of a visit to the the enormous Kerid Crater, as well as the standard Golden Circle sites of Gullfoss waterfall, the Geysir geothermal area, and UNESCO-listed Thingvellir National Park.

Many northern lights tours turn west to Iceland’s interior—but this one sails out of Reykjavik Harbor for a combination whale and northern lights spotting sea journey. It’s a great way to (hopefully) see two of Iceland’s most beautiful offerings, and you’ll travel on a boat with viewing platforms, an indoor bar, and free Wi-Fi. Viewings of whales or the lights cannot be guaranteed, but trips can be rebooked without an extra charge.

The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland's most visited sites, and without prebooked entry, access is not guaranteed—the lagoon operates on a timed entry system that regularly sells out, particularly during peak season. This half-day package includes premium admission with a towel, bathrobe, complimentary beverage, and a silica or algae face mask, plus transfers to and from the lagoon.

Enhance your experience of Iceland’s extraordinary Golden Circle on a full-day tour from Reykjavik that includes one more stop than most tours. Admire spectacular sights lncluding Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss waterfall, and the Geysir hot spring. Gain fascinating insight into the geothermic nature of the area at Strokkur, an erupting geyser, and submerge yourself in the healing waters of the Secret Lagoon's natural bath.

Discover the highlights of Iceland's Golden Circle without the hassle of driving and navigating unfamiliar roads. This bus tour from Reykjavik takes you to the Geysir geothermal area (home to the very active Strokkur geyser), Gulfoss waterfall, and UNESCO-listed Thingvellir National Park and reveals the history and folklore behind each site.

Experience the best of Iceland’s famous Golden Circle without having to rent a car and brave the rough roads yourself on this tour. Your driver will pick you up right at your hotel, and take you out to experience Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss Waterfall, Geysir, Kerid Crater, and more. You’ll also get to stop at some lesser-known spots, customizing the trip for an adventure all your own.

Spotting the northern lights is notoriously tricky, but you can increase your chances on this tour from Reykjavik that takes you out into the Icelandic countryside and away from the light pollution of the city. Thanks to your guides' knowledge, you'll head to locations where conditions are likely to be clearest. No matter the outcome, enjoy an evening excursion beyond city limits, and keep warm and cozy with provided hot cocoa and blankets.

If you’re ready to explore Iceland like Bear Grylls, here you go. On this tour, you’ll see Iceland from the air, flying over majestic waterfalls, canyons, and more. But you’ll also make two epic stops: one on a glacier and one on a volcano. This could be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, with once-in-a-lifetime memories and photos of the Land of Fire and Ice. Note: All landings, including glacier landings, are always subject to weather and safety conditions.

Iceland is full of stunning landscapes like Landmannalaugar, located in the Fjallabak Nature Reserve in the Highlands. Go on an adventure by traveling to this beautiful area, where you can see lava fields, colorful rhyolite mountains, crater lakes, and more. On the drive over from Reykjavik, take in views of Iceland's scenic rural landscapes.

Iceland’s signature tourist route, the Golden Circle, takes in the UNESCO World Heritage site of Thingvellir National Park, the famed Gullfoss waterfall, and the Great Geysir, which gave its name to geysers around the world. To experience it best, it's important to skip the self-drive stress and the bus hassles—instead, enjoy the comfort of your own driver/guide on this private door-to-door tour, which gets you in the wild in luxury.

This magical ice cave adventure is perfect for travelers keen to see Iceland’s natural wonders. Take the stress out of driving on unfamiliar mountain roads and enjoy having a driver to take you on a scenic drive in a Super Jeep. Once you get to Vatnajökull glacier, a guide leads the way so you don’t get lost and all necessary equipment is provided.

This seasonal bus tour from Reykjavik takes you to prime viewing spots for chasing the northern lights with a guide who knows the best locations. The tour includes hotel pickup and offers audio guides in multiple languages. If you don't spot the aurora borealis on your tour night, you can try again free of charge on another evening.

Experience Iceland's most dramatic wonders in one remarkable day—and not from a crowded bus—on this private tour. Feel the earth's power through the explosive displays of Geysir and the thundering cascade of Gullfoss waterfall. Stand between continents at Thingvellir's tectonic divide, marvel at Kerið's vibrant crater lake, and conclude in the Blue Lagoon's healing waters. With convenient hotel pickup and expert guidance, it's a day of wonder, water, fire, and ice.

Make the most of your time in Iceland by checking off several of the country's top destinations in one action-packed 2-night tour. Enjoy multiple photo ops along the Golden Circle, stopping at Gullfoss, Thingvellir National Park, Geysir, and more. Then, continue along the South Coast, stopping to admire Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss waterfalls, hike along the Vatnajökull glacier, and explore Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon.

Iceland is known for its unusual geological features, from thermal springs to volcanic craters, but exploring the island country's natural phenomena is best in the company of a guide who can explain the geological significance of the sights you visit. This small-group tour takes you to Thingvellir National Park, Geysir, Strokkur, the Gullfoss waterfall, and the Kerid Crater, where you learn about geology and geothermal energy.

Experience Iceland’s best small-group Northern Lights tour, boasting a 93% sighting rate and led by a highly experienced local photographer and guide. Enjoy unlimited professional photos, cozy warm winter jumpsuits, outdoor chairs, extra tripods, and traditional Icelandic snacks and drinks in a private, intimate setting of no more than 18 guests. Recognized as a Travelers’ Choice and Best of the Best winner, this premium tour takes you far from city lights for optimal Aurora Borealis viewing comfort. Plus, with unlimited re-runs offered if the lights don’t appear, your magical Arctic adventure is guaranteed.

Enjoy a uniquely immersive way to explore Iceland's dramatic landscapes—and make traveling beyond city limits simple—on this small-group tour of one of the country's largest glaciers, Langjökull. Following morning departure from Reykjavik, travel across the ice in a specially designed glacier vehicle, and marvel at the bright lights that illuminate the ice caves within. Discover crevasses and delve into Iceland's history and geology with your guide as you explore.

Experience the otherworldly landscapes of Iceland's South Coast without the crowds and hassle of big bus tours. This private experience is just for you and your chosen travel companions. In the company of a guide who fills you in on Iceland's rich history and culture, discover such natural wonders as the waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss, Skógafoss, and Gljufrabui; Sólheimajökull glacier; and the black-sand beach of Reynisfjara.

Go beyond the well-trafficked Golden Circle and embark a snowmobile glacier ride with a bath in thermal hot springs on this small-group tour from Reykjavik. Traveling by Super Jeep, drive through the Geysir geothermal field en route to the Langjökull glacier then zip over the ice on a snowmobile before relaxing in a thermal hot spring.

Iceland is home to an abundance of marine life, including minke and humpback whales, white-beaked dolphins, and harbor porpoises. Maximize your chances of spotting them on a tour led back local guides who know all the best spots to look. Journey through the waters of Faxafloi as you learn about the creatures through on-board commentary. Before or after the cruise, visit the Whales of Iceland exhibition (admission included) to admire life-size models and learn about different whale species.

Surrounded by frozen glaciers, lava fields, and surging waterfalls, Jökulsárlón attracts travelers keen to experience the best of Iceland’s natural landscapes—but it's best explored with a guide. During this overnight tour, you'll delve into the Icelandic wilderness from your Reykjavik hotel, with accommodation, breakfast, and safety equipment provided. Escaping the city, you'll discover Skógafoss waterfall, Solheimajokull glacier, Jökulsárlón lagoon (boat tour additional expense), and more.

Sorry, generic bus tours—it's time for *actual* adventure. On this tour, go full-on Indiana Jones, making an adventurous descent inside the remains of Iceland’s dormant Thrihnukagigur volcano. Traverse the surreal landscapes of Iceland’s countryside on your way to the Blue Mountains, hiking through the area’s craggy lava fields. Then, follow your guide inside the geological site's immense subterranean interior, its walls still scalded from an eruption that took place 4,000 years ago.