Top Reykjavik Wine, Beer & Spirits

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.

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.

Seeing Iceland’s south coast in a single day can feel rushed or impersonal on large coach tours, but this small-group experience offers a more comfortable and flexible way to explore. Travel from Reykjavik in a luxury minibus through volcanic landscapes, stopping at highlights such as Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss waterfalls, the black-sand beach of Reynisfjara, and the Solheimajökull glacier.

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.

Get up close and personal with puffins on this eco-cruise from Reykjavik. With your local nature guide, step aboard a custom boat that lets you glide right up to Akurey Island's jagged shore to watch the seabirds in their natural habitat. Enjoy engaging commentary about the puffins' biology and behavior from your guide. Includes the use of binoculars for viewing birds and a multi-lingual audio guide app.

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.

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.

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

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.

Learn all about Iceland's unique history—and enjoy a quirky and one-of-a-kind way to discover Reykjavik—on this immersive, small-group walking tour through the Icelandic capital. Meet your local storyteller guide at the city's iconic Hallgrímskirkja Church, and set off on foot to discover other highlights and lesser-known attractions. Along the way, listen as your guide brings Icelandic history and lore to life.

Embark on a culinary journey through Reykjavik with this intimate group tasting tour. Sample Iceland's distinctive flavors—from traditional hot dogs and fresh seafood to local beers—as you explore the historic city center. Your guide leads you through vibrant markets, beloved bars, and local shops, culminating at the charming Cafe Loki beneath Hallgrimskirkja's towering spires. (You won't miss the iconic lamb hot dog stand, serving since 1937.)

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.

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.

Seize the opportunity to see one of the world’s greatest natural spectacles during this northern lights tour from Reykjavik. Skip the guesswork and venture deep into Iceland’s darkness-cloaked countryside, far from the electric glow of any towns, with a guide who knows how to find the aurora. Stop at different locations to scan the skies for the aurora, and with luck, catch a dazzling display that you’ll remember forever. Hotel pickup is available for added convenience.

Combine history with gastronomy on this fun- and food-filled, small-group crawl through Reykjavik. Discover the city's best-known landmarks, including Parliament House, the church tower of Hallgrimskirkja, and Einar Jónsson's Sculpture Garden. Plus, get a taste of several local foods along the way, from fermented shark to lamb soup, paired with Icelandic craft beers.

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

Private Icelandic Food and History Experience offers an intimate, local‑led journey through Iceland’s culinary heritage and the stories that shaped it. Guests explore traditional flavors, modern interpretations, and the unique ingredients born from isolation, harsh weather, and resourcefulness. Along the way, your host weaves in the history of Reykjavík, everyday Icelandic life, and personal insights that turn each tasting into a cultural moment. This private experience feels more like spending time with a local than joining a tour, giving travelers a deeper, authentic understanding of Icelandic food culture, community, and traditions.