Top Reykjavik Tickets & Passes

Sightseeing, especially in a pricey country such as Iceland, can get expensive. Entrance fees to attractions can quickly add up. Take the sting out of your visit to Reykjavík with the City Card: for 48 hours you'll enjoy free admission to top attractions, as well as other perks such as free transportation and discounts at restaurants.

Enjoy a one-of-a-kind Icelandic experience—and get up close and personal to real volcanic lava—during this show in Reykjavik. Book tickets in advance to secure your seats, or upgrade for a premium experience that includes balcony seats, drinks, and a lava gift. Whichever you select, watch as your host handles real molten lava in a controlled environment for a safe but lively encounter.

Combine pre-booked admission tickets to the Perlan Museum’s Wonders of Iceland exhibition with a planetarium show, all thanks to this two-part, time-saving sightseeing package. Choose from a range of admission times throughout the day, make your own way to the Reykjavik museum, and explore immersive highlights like the world's first indoor ice cave. Then, watch a northern lights show in Iceland's only planetarium.

Soaking in the mineral-rich waters of the Blue Lagoon is high on the lists of most visitors to Iceland, but the famed site is often fully booked. Ensure you have a relaxing experience by pre-booking this package, which grants you access to the geothermal waters, a towel, rejuvenating silica mud mask, locker, sauna and steam room, plus a soda or pop from the in-water bar.

Skip the line and save money by pre-booking your transfer between Keflavík International Airport and Reykjavík's BSI Bus Terminal, just outside the city center. Departures from the airport connect to arriving flights so just exit the airport, jump aboard the bus, and then settle in for the journey. You can make use of the free onboard WiFi as you head toward to city.

Reykjavík can be an expensive city to visit, but you can ease some of the pain on your wallet with the Reykjavik City Card. For up 72 hours, you will enjoy free admission to top attractions including the National Museum of Iceland and the Settlement Museum; free entry to the Sundhollin public thermal baths, free bus transportation, and more.

Reykjavik is a fascinating city, but knowing where to go and what not to miss isn’t always obvious to first time visitors. On this small-group walking tour, you'll get familiar with the streets of the city—and discover many of its most important landmarks and attractions—all while your guide shares hidden stories and secrets many visitors miss

Go in search of the northern lights on this night tour from Reykjavik. Hop aboard a Super Jeep and head away from the city’s light pollution in order to better your chances of seeing the natural phenomenon. While you never know just what you’ll see, with a little luck and clear skies, sightings can occur from fall to spring.

Experience two of Iceland’s most incredible natural sights as you go whale watching and search for the Northern Lights with this package of two separate excursions from Reykjavik. Climb aboard your boat to search for the Aurora Borealis, a spectacular celestial display of colorful lights triggered by magnetic storms. For your second excursion, head out again by boat into Faxaflói Bay as you search for the area’s incredible marine life, including humpback whales, minke whales and harbor porpoises, among others. Both trips include hotel transport (if option selected), guides, warm coveralls and Wi-Fi on the whale watching cruise.

Enjoy a nature experience like no other—and watch out for minke whales, dolphins, and humpbacks—on a half-day sightseeing cruise from Reykjavik. Cruise the harbor in comfort and style: Take in views of the coast from an open viewing platform or an enclosed cabin. Along the way, enjoy access to an indoor saloon stocked with snacks and drinks, and look out for Iceland’s diverse aquatic species with help from the experienced crew.

Get the chance to see marine mammals in the wild on this whale-watching cruise from Reykjavik—whales and dolphins are seen on more than 90% of tours in both summer and winter. With a local guide, cruise the coastal curve of Iceland to marvel at whales in their natural habitat. Keep your eyes peeled for the local wildlife as you listen to your guide's fun facts about the majestic creatures.

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.

Dive into the fascinating history of the Icelandic nation at the National Museum of Iceland. The museum's permanent exhibition is a journey through time, featuring artifacts from the age of settlement to the present day. Ensure a hassle-free visit—and maximize your time on this gorgeous island—by booking advance museum tickets, which allow you to skip the ticket line, enter directly, and make the most of your valuable time.

Swap the city for the stunning countryside and conquer the mountains around Reykjavik on a 4x4 buggy adventure. Rumble along rocky trail across lava fields to Hellisheidi Geothermal power plant then climb upward to the Hengill Mountain range for stunning views of the geothermal landscapes, mountains, and beyond.

This is not a bus tour or a quick photo stop. It’s a real hike to Iceland’s most active eruption zone: Fagradalsfjall, where new lava flowed as recently as July 2025. This experience takes you into one of Iceland’s newest volcanic regions, led by local guides who have followed the eruptions on the Reykjanes Peninsula since the first lava appeared in 2021. Hike across wide lava fields, observe steaming ground and crater formations, and learn how repeated eruptions have transformed this part of southwest Iceland. The tour also includes visits beyond the volcano itself, giving you a deeper understanding of the area and its recent history. Along the way, we stop in the evacuated fishing town of Grindavík and explore the surrounding sites. ✔️ Local guides with first-hand knowledge of the eruption area ✔️ Stops that show the wider volcanic landscape of Reykjanes ✔️ Small-group for the best possible experience ✔️ Relaxed pace so you can explore, ask questions, and enjoy the surroundings

Embark on an epic journey along Iceland's wild southern coast, where thundering waterfalls and volcanic landscapes create nature's ultimate showcase. The opposite of a bus tour, you'll get a private guide and driver taking you to marvel at the towering Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss cascades, walk the mysterious black sands of Reynisfjara beach, and explore charming Vik. This private escape from Reykjavik promises unforgettable moments in Iceland's most dramatic settings.

Tick off the highlights of Iceland’s famous Golden Circle route in just one day, and enjoy a more personal sightseeing experience, on this small-group tour from Reykjavik. Settle into a comfortable, climate-controlled vehicle with Wi-Fi access, and ride seamlessly between dispersed sights. Along the way, see the Gullfoss waterfall, Strokkur geyser, Thingvellir National Park, and Kerid Crater, and learn more from your guide's in-depth commentary.

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.

Iceland's Golden Circle is exquisite—but that can be hard to notice when you're experiencing it from a crowded bus. Instead, explore the famous route at your own pace with a private guide and driver. With this customizable package, you'll visit Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss Waterfall, Geysir geothermal area, swim in the Secret Lagoon, stop by the Kerid Crater, and more. With pickup from your Reykjavik hotel or cruise terminal, it's a day of worry-free wonder.

The Saga Museum in Reykjavik is the place where key moments in Icelandic history are brought to life—a must-stop for any visitor interested in understanding this land. On this independent visit, explore the exhibits with your audio guide in hand, delving into over a thousand years of Icelandic civilization. From famous Vikings like Leif Eiriksson to historic poets like Snorri Sturlusson, you'll gain insight into what makes this small but mighty island nation so one of a kind.

Experience a thrilling adventure through the Icelandic countryside on this small-group ATV adventure from Reykjavik. Choose from a single or double ride and ride across rugged terrain to Lake Hafravatn. Along the way, admire views of Reykjavik and the region's dramatic, volcano-formed landscapes.

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.

The Golden Circle is Iceland's most famous sightseeing route, but visiting it independently requires a car with excellent suspension. This tour from Reykjavik takes you to the route's three attractions—UNESCO-listed Thingvellir National Park, Gulfoss waterfall, and the Geyser geothermal area—with a visit to the mighty Kerid Crater, all without requiring you to get behind the wheel, while you enjoy your guide's insights into natural history and culture.