The Land of Fire and Ice is attracting more intrepid travellers than ever before, and a trip to Iceland is impossible without a visit to Reykjavik - the most northern capital city in the world! Inhabited for over 1000 years, this quirky capital city is where most Icelanders call home. Stroll along the harbour, explore the culinary delights ... Read More
On this trip we are travelling in our own private minibus as this allows us to reach some more off the beaten path destinations and gives us flexibility which would not be possible by public transport.
There's a lot more to Iceland than ice and vikings.
Drive along the island’s spectacular South Shore past the Reynisdrangar Rocks and volcanic black sand beaches.
On this trip we are travelling in our own private minibus as this allows us to reach some more off the beaten path destinations and gives us flexibility which would not be possible by public transport.
There's a lot more to Iceland than ice (and Bjork).
Discover Iceland's fascinating history of Reykjavik, and visit the astonishing Lutheran church of Hallgrimskirkja.
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The Land of Fire and Ice is attracting more intrepid travellers than ever before, and a trip to Iceland is impossible without a visit to Reykjavik - the most northern capital city in the world! Inhabited for over 1000 years, this quirky capital city is where most Icelanders call home. Stroll along the harbour, explore the culinary delights of world-class Icelandic restaurants and drink the night away listening to a home-grown band - you’ll start to feel right at home too.
Tour Highlights
The National Museum will give you a rundown of Icelandic history from settlement in the 9th century to modern day.
Reykjavik’s most famous landmark, Hallgrímskirkja church, offers an unmissable view of the city from its tower.
Reykjavik Botanical Gardens are a great place to discover thousands of subarctic plants and flowers, as well as a cute cafe.
Sparkling on the edge of the harbour, Harpa is Reykjavik’s cultural center and concert hall. Book a show or just take in the beauty of the building and the harbour views.
Visit on of the many art galleries and exhibition spaces in Reykjavik to appreciate the art of Iceland.
The Viking Maritime Museum is a must for both adults and children.
If you want to get outdoors without travelling too far from Reykjavik, Mount Esja is only 20 minutes from the city center.
The Blue Lagoon is close to the Keflavik airport and is a fantastic pit stop on your way to or from a visit to Reykjavik.
Travel Tips
Reykjavik is expensive. Buy local food from grocery stores and cook your own food where possible. Take advantage of happy hours to save on alcoholic drinks.
The bus service Straeto is cheap, reliable and easy to use within Reykjavik. After walking, it’s your best transport option.
June to August are the most popular months to take a trip to Reykjavik, but are also more expensive. For budget travellers, May and September are good options.
Don’t bother with bottled water - Iceland water is clean to drink.
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