Reykjavik · CITY TOURS
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Below are the 10 best city tours leaving Reykjavik right now: what each one costs, how long it runs, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one; it earned the spot.
Reykjavik hop-on hop-off bus with 24 or 48-hour access, audio in eight languages, and stops for Harpa, museums, shopping, and harbour views.
“Brand new vehicle. On time. With the app, we could trace our bus and plan easily. 80 minutes of fun with great recorded description of all the main points of interests (in French!). I recommend it.”
Reykjavík City Card bundles free museums, 8 geothermal pools, unlimited buses, and the Viðey ferry for 1 to 3 days.
“The Reykjavík City Card is excellent value for money! If you plan to visit a few museums, take the free ferry to Viðey Island, and relax in one of the city's thermal swimming pools, the card will pay for itself almost instantly. Highly recommend!”
A self-paced hop-on hop-off bus loop in Reykjavik with 16 stops, audio in 8 languages, and thermal-pool access. 24 or 48 hours.
“As with most things in Iceland it’s the cost of things to do. However it’s a good way of seeing the city and the in house information is very useful. The bus visit all the sites and helps with deciding where to go in the future. If you haven’t done any research where to go this bus is useful”
Keflavik to Reykjavik airport transfer with hotel drop off, free WiFi, seat chargers, and mobile tickets for an easy 45 to 75 minute ride.
“Wish I had known there is a connection from the central bus station to a smaller bus to go on to Bus Stop #6. Had to handle my larger bag twice.”
Reykjavik walking tour with a small English guide, street art, major landmarks, local snacks, and easy orientation for your first days.
“Great tour! Luca was very knowledgeable and took us around the city to wonderful sites. I would highly recommend this tour, especially if you want to get know the city!”
A 2.5-hour small-group Reykjavík walk with a local guide, starting at Hallgrímskirkja and finishing by Alþingi, with Harpa inside.
“Martin was a great tour guide with lots of interesting information about this beautiful city :) 100% recommended when staying in Reykjavik!”
Shared Reykjavik to Keflavik airport bus with hotel pickup, pre-booked guaranteed seat, free Wi-Fi, and simple transfer routing via Reykjavik Terminal.
“Everything as arranged. Excellent communication from operator. Buses on time, clean and comfortable.”
Affordable shared shuttle from Reykjavik to Keflavik Airport, with onboard Wi-Fi, air-conditioned comfort, and drop-off at the terminal.
“They ghosted me when it was time to go to the airport. I was 10 minutes early and 20 minutes after our scheduled time for pick up ….still no one showed. When I contacted the tour operator they ghosted me some more. Customer service would not even refund the money I paid them not reimburse for the expensive taxi I had to take last minute and I almost missed my flight. Viator has been unreliable and inconsiderate. They pawn it off on it being “third party contractors” and there is “nothing they can do”. Take FlyBus instead….i saw them come 3 times and pick up people for the airport where…”
A 2.5-hour small-group walk through Reykjavik’s main landmarks, myths, and geology, ending at the Old Harbour with local food tips.
“Our tour guide was Asta. She was fantastic— smart, knowledgeable, and funny! We learned so much about the history of Reykjavík and Iceland, including cool and fun facts about everything from the landmarks, the cats, good places to eat and shop, earthquakes and volcanoes, to family owned businesses, and more. She was an excellent guide and spent 2 1/2 hours with us. Loved this tour. Great thing to do soon after you arrive.”
2.5-hour guided walk through Reykjavik, from Hallgrímskirkja and Tjörnin pond to Harpa, with Viking and volcanic stories.
“Our tour guide brought to a number of great sites, and gave us fantastic insights to the places we saw. He also introduced us to Icelandic culture. I would take this tour again!”
