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42 Tours Reviewed
Cats. Stories. A short walk downtown. This is a small-group Reykjavík city walk with a feline theme, built around cat myths, local history, and the real-life shop cats you won’t spot on your own. I like that it mixes easy…
Ice and crevices in plain sight. This short glacier encounter lets you walk on Falljökull inside Vatnajökull National Park, with a 4×4 ride that cuts down the hike time. I like that the walk is beginner-friendly but still feels real:…
Blue ice has a way of rewriting your day. This tour on Iceland’s remote south coast takes you to ice caves on Vatnajökull and, when conditions allow, adds a glacier walk for a more hands-on feel than the quick-and-done versions.…
Reykjavik gets spooky in the best way. This guided storytelling walk brings Iceland’s hidden people and creatures to life as you move through real city landmarks, from graveyard history to modern streets with old magic still lingering. I love that…
Reykjavík makes more sense on foot. This small-group walking tour gives you an easy, mostly downhill introduction to the city’s key sights, from Hallgrímskirkja to Harpa, with a local guide filling the gaps between buildings and dates. I especially love…
Reykjavik gets way more fun on foot. This funky history walking tour turns famous city stops into one quick, funny timeline told by local storyteller Lalli. You’ll connect Vikings, Christianity, and modern politics without sitting through a stuffy lecture. I…
Reykjavik clicks faster on foot. This small-group walk pairs classic city landmarks with the softer stuff locals actually talk about, like street art, architecture details, and a few Icelandic snacks during the stroll. I especially like the street-art detours on…
Blue ice has a way of sticking with you. This 4-hour Vatnajökull Glacier Walk from Höfn (Hali) mixes a super jeep ride with a guided hike on Breiðamerkurjökull near Jökulsárlón, usually away from the biggest crowds. I like two things…
If you like stories, Reykjavik has you covered. This walking tour threads Icelandic folklore through the oldest parts of the city, from graves dating back around the year 900 to spooky ghost lore, then finishes with guardian spirits near Alþingishúsið.…
Reykjavik on foot hits different. This 2-hour walk pairs Viking-era history with modern city landmarks, so you get a real sense of how the capital fits together. I especially like the small group size (max 12), which keeps questions easy…
Food in Reykjavik tells the story fast. This 3-hour guided walking tour hits 5 culinary stops and layers on 6-8 Icelandic tastings, with a local guide explaining how ingredients and traditions shape what you’re eating. I like that the tour…
Reykjavík hits different when you know the backstory. This small-group walk is built for first-timers: you get a guided route through the city’s top landmarks, plus the kind of context you won’t piece together on your own. I like that…
