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Iceland's classics.
The 10 most popular reykjavik city & attractions tours in Iceland right now, with what each one includes, who runs it and what you can expect to pay.
FlyOver Iceland in Reykjavík is a 4D flight ride over Iceland, with wind and scents, plus a Viking story pre-show. $45 tickets.
“Staff were helpful and friendly. The experience itself is great. Even though there were technical issues at the beginning. The actual fly over may be short but I loved every second and couldn’t stop smiling. Beautiful and breathtaking. Worth every penny.”
See and feel real lava in Reykjavík. Choose Classic or Premium for a warm, fun geology lesson, balcony seats, and a lava souvenir.
“Absolutely fascinating depiction of the volcanic history of Iceland and seeing the flow of lava was incredible.”
Reykjavik’s Lava Show brings real molten lava into a controlled show, with educational video, Q&A, and optional Premium lounge and backstage access.
“Decided to treat ourselves to premium. Lovely cocktail to start ( Lady Lava ) then as we were on a balcony we have an unobstructed view .. it was hot!!!!! Really great explanation of lava etc from a geologists doing her master who obviously loved her job. Then we had an extra chat / video…”
Perlan Museum in Reykjavik packs an indoor ice cave, volcano show, and an 8K northern lights planetarium into one 2-hour ticket.
“Great place to spend a very windy afternoon. Lots of interesting and interactive exhibits to see. The cafe was good as well!”
Magic Ice Bar in Reykjavik brings Viking-themed ice carvings, 60+ tons of sculpted ice, and a welcome drink served in an ice glass.
“the ice bar itself was smaller than expected but fantastic inside with some great ice sculptures and a very nice tasting drink in an ice glass, the host was very friendly and helpful”
Visit Perlan in Reykjavik with an ice cave, volcano simulator, Áróra Northern Lights planetarium, and a 360° observation deck in 2-3 hours.
“Great way to explore Iceland on a bad weather day. The new volcano simulator is a fun experience as well as walking through the ice cave”
FlyOver Iceland in Reykjavík: a 30-minute simulated flight with a pre-show, Kaffi Grandi Icelandic fare, and souvenir shopping.
“While it was a wonderful “ride”, the ride portion was at most 15 minutes and certainly not worth the price of admission.”
Hop on and off Reykjavík’s city sights with 8-language audio, easy stop hopping, and a winter-to-summer schedule that keeps you moving.
“Great day spent on and off the bus. Using the interactive map was great, as could time when we would leave an attraction/venue to jump back on the next bus.”
Lava Show Vík lets you see molten lava up close in a safe setup, learn why Katla erupted, and finish with Q&A in under an hour.
“This was such an amazing and informative experience. Good for adults and little kids. Getting to see real lava upclose and personal was incredible.”
Viking-themed 2-hour walk in Reykjavik: Ingólfur Square, Harpa, Alþingi, Old Harbour and Hallgrímskirkja, small group, $55.63.
“Dúi we great. Knowledgeable about the city, a historic local, and provides a good walk. I woke recommend.”
