Reykjavik · CHRISTMAS
7 reviewed
Out of 7 christmas tours on this site, these 7 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and standout details sit below, so you can pick in five minutes and get back to watching the forecast.
Reykjavik Christmas Food Tour serves Icelandic holiday specialties like smoked lamb and leaf bread, plus mulled drinks and stories in 3 hours.
“It was good, however I wish they would tell you when you book the Christmas food tour on Christmas Day the Christmas market is closed….. that’s the main reason I booked this tour.. there was also no Leaf bread or mulled wine like in the description so false advertising”
Join a 2-hour Reykjavik walking tour for Christmas lights, markets, and Icelandic folklore, from Ingólfstorg to Hallgrímskirkja.
“Guide sympa, lumières féeriques, jolie ville pour passer Noël.”
Reykjavik Christmas walking tour with an expert local guide, festive squares, Christmas shops, cat folklore, and a grand church finish in about 2 hours.
“Barti did a nice job sharing the folklore and history of Christmas and the Yule lads. This made so much of what we saw in gift shops amd around town make sense. He was personable and very sweet! He was in the Christmas spirit with his Christmas sweater and Santa hat! My teenage kids (13, 19, 21) really enjoyed our walk through town, stopping at a few places to shop, and hot cocoa at a local hangout.”
A 3-hour shared Christmas food walk in Reykjavik with local bites, holiday stories, small gifts, and a Santa letter stop.
“What a fabulous afternoon. We had a superb most knowledgeable and attentive host Helge. It was a great walk around the city and the food was delicious. I had the best time. Would totally recommend this.”
Two-hour Christmas folklore walk through Reykjavik, featuring the 13 Santas, Troll Grýla, a book stop, and store discounts.
“Tour met onze gids Robyn was top. Zij gaf ons een goed beeld van IJsland. Na afloop nog diverse hapjes aangeboden gekregen.”
Taste Reykjavik’s Christmas classics on a 3-hour guided food walk with lights, drinks, and a stop at the Little Christmas Store.
Private Reykjavik Christmas walking tour with 13 Santas, ice rink and market stalls, folklore stops, plus hot drink and pastry.
“Our tour guide was absolutely wonderful. She explained Christmas traditions, Icelandic culture and history. We stopped by a beautiful Christmas shop and lovely local coffee shop. I’m confident all of these tours provided by this company are done well.”
