Top Reykjavik Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 49

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Many visitors to Iceland visit the island's famed waterfalls but this private day trip from Reykjavik takes you off the well-trodden tourist trail to explore some of Iceland’s hidden waterfalls—stunning, lesser-known gems that most travelers miss. As you make your way to at least nine waterfalls, your guide shares insights into Iceland and its natural beauty.

Explore the stunning landscapes of Iceland’s highlands, without the self-drive stress, on a small group hiking tour from Reykjavik. In a Jeep, ride through the colorful geothermal landscape of Kerlingarfjöll, taking in views of bubbling mud pools and steaming hot springs. After an exhilarating hike in Hveradalir Valley, relax in the nearby Highland Baths, soaking in warm, mineral-rich waters surrounded by stunning scenery.

With departure times around noon, this tour is ideal if you had a long day the day before. If you want to learn more about history and geology, you can upgrade the driver to one of our educated tour guides. During winter, the days are short, but we will take you to the sites in time so you can see and enjoy them before going on to hunt for the northern lights. As the name suggests, it is a hunt, which, with bad luck, may not be successful, but the thrill of looking out and chasing holes in the clouds while waiting for the lights can be an experience in itself. Remember to dress accordingly. Even though there are paths, sturdy shoes are advisable since they can be very slippery in winter, hence the name Iceland. A wind- and waterproof outer layer is also always a good idea over a warm layer, as you may be outside for a while waiting for the lights to show and, of course, walking between the tectonic plates.

The Snæfellsnes Peninsula is a location where nature, history, and folklore converge, creating a place of rugged beauty and mysterious charm. Exploring the area through a private tour with a knowledgeable driver is an excellent way to experience its extensive offerings. The drive is remarkably scenic, with a landscape that unfolds as a wonderful symphony of extinct volcanoes, hot springs, craters, and lava fields formed during volcanic activities in the distant past. Possible stops include the rock formations at Gerðuberg, the black church at Búðir, and the seals at Ytri Tunga beach. The fishing villages of Arnarstapi and Hellnar serve as reminders of Iceland's history as a fishing nation. Further out, Djúpalónssandur beach offers a breathtaking view, where a lava flow from the great volcano met the ocean, creating a natural harbour. On the northern side of the peninsula lies the much photographed Kirkjufell, a cone-shaped mountain near the fishing village of Grundarfjörður.

Nestled between ice caps on mountain ridges and some of Iceland's most formidable volcanoes, the road into Þórsmörk nature reserve runs alongside Eyjafjallajökull. After turning off the Ring Road, it passes beautiful waterfalls, usually including a visit to Seljalandsfoss waterfall. The great Krossá river meanders through this area with hillsides adorned with natural birch trees and lava rock sculpted by glacial water. After a day of hiking or super-truck-cruising through the Lord-of-the-Rings-like Þórsmörk, you can relax and await the appearance of the Northern Lights in the sky above the glaciers. Alternatively, depending on the time of year, you can bask in the magnificence of this microcosmos illuminated by the midnight sun. While the Golden Circle and the South Shore are undoubtedly great tours, this private tour provides a slightly different experience. It offers a taste of Iceland off the main road, allowing you to explore some of the last wilderness areas left in Europe.

We'll start the day with a visit to Raufarhólshellir, more commonly known as The Lava Tunnel, one of Iceland's longest lava tubes. The formations and colours inside the 5200-year-old lava cave are breathtaking. We then visit the Mars-like landscape of Krýsuvík with its steam vents and bubbling mud-pots. Afterward, continuing on to the nearby Gunnuhver geyser and Reykjanesviti lighthouse. Now for the true highlight, we come to Blue Lagoon to wind down in the relaxing blue waters after a day of exploring. Included in your premium entry to the Blue Lagoon is their world renowned silica mud mask, two drinks of your choice at the swim up bar and use of a towel and bathrobe.

The Golden Circle with Friðheimar Tomato Farm lunch and Kerið Crater, is a tranquil and immersive trip to Iceland's popular Golden Circle. Alongside the popular sights of the Golden Circle we make sure to stop at the Fridheimar Tomato Greenhouse for a unique lunch stop followed by the ancient volcanic crater at Kerið. The Golden Circle has all of Iceland’s must see sights. From erupting geysers, to thunderous waterfalls to shifting tectonic plates. This area is rich with history, culture and the effects of geothermal energy. This tour is only available as a private excursion. If you require more than 12 guests, please get in touch to allow us to make amendments. You will be joined by one of our friendly and knowledgeable English speaking guides.

Explore the vibrant charm of Reykjavík alongside the dramatic landscapes of the Reykjanes Peninsula on this exclusive private tour. Begin your day with a guided exploration of Reykjavík’s iconic landmarks, including the Hallgrimskirkja Church and the scenic Tjörnin Pond. After a local lunch, venture into the geothermal wonders of Reykjanes, a UNESCO Global Geopark, featuring sights like the Gunnuhver Geothermal Area and the Bridge Between Continents. This tour is all about intimate experiences and expert insights, ensuring a memorable day surrounded by Iceland’s natural beauty. - Full-day private tour in a luxury vehicle - Guided visits to key Reykjavík landmarks and Reykjanes Peninsula highlights - Local lunch stop at a favorite restaurant (meal not included) - Flexible group size with no minimum age requirement

This day tour explores some of the less-traveled sites that can only be accessed on a sturdy 4x4 vehicle. We drive to the Thjorsardalur Valley to look at the double waterfall of Hjalparfoss. We will then visit Gjain, an oasis, with waterfalls, water streams, and lush vegetation in the middle of a dark rocky desert. Then we drive to the waterfalls Háifoss, one of Iceland’s tallest waterfalls, plunging 122 meters/400 feet into a rugged gorge, and Granni, waterfall.

The tour goes from Reykjavik trough Hvalfjordur (Whalefjord) towards Borgarfjordur. First stop is at the old volcano Grabrok where it is possible to walk to the top. Then we continue to Hraunfossar (Lava waterfalls) and Barnafossar (Children’s waterfalls). Then we will visit Deildartunguhver, Europe´s watermost hot spring. Then we will end the day by unwinding at Hvammsvík Hot Springs, a unique and authentic experience in unspoiled nature away from the crowds

Embark on a captivating Icelandic odyssey starting with a morning pickup. Begin at Þingvellir National Park, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates meet, home to the world's oldest parliament and Öxarárfoss waterfall's serene beauty. Journey to Haukadalur Valley for Strokkur's thrilling eruptions, Geysir's legend, and Gullfoss waterfall's majestic cascades. Discover Faxi waterfall, fed by Langjökull glacier, then unwind at Sky Lagoon's luxurious thermal spa with its infinity-edge pool and Seven Step Ritual, before reflecting on Iceland's natural wonders and cultural treasures during your return.

Embark on Iceland’s iconic Golden Circle tour, starting with a morning pickup in Reykjavík. Explore Thingvellir National Park’s historic rift valley and Öxarárfoss Waterfall. Witness Strokkur's geothermal eruptions and marvel at Gullfoss Waterfall’s power. Visit Faxi Waterfall and conclude with relaxation at the renowned Blue Lagoon, famed for its healing silica waters. Enjoy a Premium Ticket experience with access to the lagoon, a silica mud mask, towel, drink, additional masks, bathrobe, and optional sparkling wine at Lava restaurant.

Embark on an exhilarating journey along Iceland's South Coast and witness firsthand the profound impact of climate change on its glaciers, which are rapidly receding. Join us for a unique adventure atop Sólheimajökull, guided by licensed experts who will lead you on an unforgettable hike. This outlet glacier flows from the Mýrdalsjökull ice cap, revealing stunning views of the legendary Katla volcano beneath. No special skills are required; we provide all necessary equipment, including rental shoes for the trek. Along the way, marvel at the majestic Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls, soak in the scenic beauty en route to Vík, and explore the volcanic wonders of Reynisfjara Black Beach, where dramatic basalt formations and Reynisdrangar sea stacks await under the shadow of Eyjafjallajökull volcano, weather permitting.

Embark on an extraordinary journey through the Silver Circle! We kick off with a scenic drive into the majestic Hvalfjördur, a sprawling 30-kilometer fjord brimming with nature's wonders and captivating history. The drive from Reykjavik to the fjord takes about 1 hour. Once we get to the fjord, we will drive along it making a few stops for pictures. After another 1 hour drive, we will reach Deildartunguhver, one of Europe's largest hot spring, located right next to Krauma spa, where you can opt to take a relaxing bath. We then head to Reykholt, an ancient town steeped in medieval Icelandic manuscript studies. Another short drive will take us to the spellbinding Hraunfossar and Barnafoss waterfalls. We then drive for about 1 hour to the town of Borgarnes, with its interesting Settlement Museum, revealing the tales of Iceland's first Viking settlers. Another similar drive will then take us back to Reykjavik.

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.

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 geothermal interior on this scenic helicopter experience to the Hengill volcanic area, just east of Reykjavík. Your flight takes you over rugged volcanic valleys, steaming vents and colorful geothermal terrain shaped by centuries of underground activity. From above, you’ll see contrasts of moss, lava and rising steam across one of the region’s most active geothermal zones. This tour includes a landing in a secluded geothermal valley, offering time to explore the quiet landscape on foot and capture photos among steam vents and volcanic rock. With approximately 35–45 minutes of flight time and a total duration of 45–60 minutes, this experience provides a memorable and time-efficient introduction to Iceland’s volcanic interior before returning to Reykjavík with sweeping views over the city. Landing locations may vary depending on weather and safety guidelines.

Discover the stunning landscapes of the Reykjanes Peninsula during this engaging private tour designed for those on a layover in Iceland, Includes a direct Airport pickup service. Stand between continents at the Bridge Between Continents, explore the dramatic Reykjanes Lighthouse, and visit the bubbling Gunnuhver Hot Springs. The adventure continues at Brimketill Sea Pools, where you can witness powerful ocean waves, before heading to the Fagradalsfjall Volcano Site to see recent lava flows. This 5-6 hour journey is perfect for travelers eager to experience Iceland's geothermal wonders and volcanic activity, all with insights from an expert guide. - Private tour tailored for layover travelers, maximum 5 participants - Visit iconic sites like the Bridge Between Continents and Gunnuhver Hot Springs - Includes a knowledgeable guide and optional hiking at volcano sites - Pickup and drop-off are flexible based on flight schedules

Explore Iceland your way with a private guide and vehicle hire from Reykjavik. Whether you choose a half-day or full-day tour, enjoy the luxury of a personalized itinerary, visiting iconic landmarks and hidden gems tailored to your interests. Your knowledgeable guide will share insights into Iceland's rich culture and history while ensuring a comfortable and engaging experience. Perfect for families and travelers seeking a unique adventure, this service includes local snacks, bottled water, and essential outdoor gear for an enjoyable day out. Flexible half- or full-day tour options for a customized experience Knowledgeable guides provide insights into Icelandic culture and history Includes transportation, snacks, and bottled water for convenience Pickup and drop-off directly at your Reykjavik accommodation for ease After booking your day tour, our team will get in touch with you to build a personalized itinerary and ensure your Iceland experience is unforgettable.

Explore the stunning landscapes of Iceland on this private tour that combines exhilarating snowmobiling on Langjökull Glacier with the iconic sights of the Golden Circle. Enjoy an active day of adventure, starting with a thrilling snowmobile ride across the glacier, followed by visits to the spectacular Gullfoss Waterfall, the erupting Strokkur geyser at the geothermal area, and Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers, this eco-friendly experience ensures a memorable journey through Iceland's breathtaking scenery. - Private snowmobiling experience on Langjökull Glacier - Visit iconic sites like Gullfoss Waterfall and Geysir Geothermal Area - Maximum of 5 participants for a personalized adventure - Tour duration of 10-12 hours with included pick-up and drop-off All riders of a snowmobile must hold a valid driving licence. Passengers of a snowmobile do not need a driving licence. Minimum age for participation is 8 years.

Indulge yourself in an evening under the night sky, hunting for the mysterious northern lights with a selection of complimentary Icelandic chocolates and a soul-warming cup of hot chocolate. What could be better than being wrapped up in local woollen blankets, while gazing at the night sky.

Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, a photographer, or simply a lover of natural beauty, our South Coast Adventure with optional Glacier Hike is a must-see destination that offers something for everyone. With its breathtaking landscapes, unique geological formations, and incredible wildlife, this region is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who visits. The south coast is also home to some of Iceland’s most unique natural features, such as the Reynisfjara beach, with its black sand and towering basalt cliffs, and the Sólheimajökull glacier, where visitors can take a guided tour to explore the ice caves and tunnels within the glacier.

Experience Iceland’s wild beauty at your own pace on this guided SELF-DRIVE adventure, complete with rental car, cozy nature-close stays, and an itinerary crafted by local experts. Packed with insider tips, cultural experiences, and off-the-beaten-path discoveries, this journey blends Iceland’s iconic sights with authentic local encounters. Over 5 magical days, chase the Northern Lights as they glow above roaring waterfalls and steaming geysers, unwind in Reykjavik’s Sky Lagoon, and explore everything from thundering falls to the dramatic continental rift valley. With your digital guide as a 24/7 local expert, you’ll uncover hidden gems, sample traditional flavors, and connect with Iceland’s culture in ways you won’t find in standard tours. No fixed schedules, no rush—just pure freedom, local knowledge, and unforgettable moments. Your adventure starts with your very first Icelandic waterfall.