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Iceland's classics.
The 5 most popular drinking tours in Iceland right now, with what each one includes, who runs it and what you can expect to pay.
Magic Ice Bar in Reykjavik brings Viking-themed ice carvings, 60+ tons of sculpted ice, and a welcome drink served in an ice glass.
“this was ace!!! really enjoyed it the was expecting us so no haggling with tickets, the staff are so lovely and polite would highly recommend for the experience ❤️”
Reykjavik Beer & Booze Tour with three bar stops, craft beer and snaps tastings, and local city tips in about 2.5 hours.
“I booked this event for my husband, not so much for me because I’m just not that into beer, however, I went also. Arnar, our beer guide was fantastic, even suggested a particular taste that I might enjoy, and I absolutely loved it! Arnar helped make our first day in Iceland spectacular. Thank you!”
Reykjavik beer-and-booze walking tour: 10 Icelandic craft beers or 5 schnaps, local guides, city center stops in 2.5 hours.
“We had a great time. Astor was super. We learned lots about Iceland and Icelandic beer. Great bars, great beer and great company in a great city. Thank you”
Soak in a beer, hops, water, and yeast tub outside Akureyri in North Iceland, with unlimited beer and countryside views.
“The beer bath was such a unique and wonderful experience—I really enjoyed it and would definitely recommend it. The atmosphere was relaxing, and the outdoor sauna and hot tub were also fantastic.”
A 4-hour Reykjavik pub crawl with a Viking storyteller: 3 bars, 3 Icelandic beers, live music, and a hearty Icelandic dinner.
