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Iceland's classics.
The 10 most popular show in Iceland right now, with what each one includes, who runs it and what you can expect to pay.
See and feel real lava in Reykjavík. Choose Classic or Premium for a warm, fun geology lesson, balcony seats, and a lava souvenir.
“Premium experience was totally worth it. So much information and a lovely souvenir at the end”
Reykjavik’s Lava Show brings real molten lava into a controlled show, with educational video, Q&A, and optional Premium lounge and backstage access.
“We upgraded when we got there for i think around 22 euro pp, this includes any 1 drink, access to the upper lounge, better seating, a small tour after the session, and a piece of volcanic glass to keep, the extra is worth it tbh , as the drink and piece of volcanic glass alone…”
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 a great way to learn more about Iceland, it’s many volcanoes, and see what lava looks like up close.”
A 50-minute Vík lava show with real lava at 1,100°C, guided science and humor, plus close-up heat and crackle.
“The lava show was really informative and entertaining. Be prepared for heat, as the lava radiates a lot of heat into the room once it comes out. My son and I enjoyed it a lot.”
Private South Coast Fire and Ice day from Reykjavik: waterfalls, black sand, glacier walk, and the famous Vík Lava Show.
“Amazing trip. Picked up on time, luxury mini bus and taken off to see the magical landscape of the South. Our guide Atley was fantastic and seemed to enjoy it as well. It’s a long drive to Vik to start but then everything is on the way back and day flew by. Lava show was…”
Reykjavík’s only teppanyaki spot serves a 7-course Icelandic tasting with a live fire show and a welcome sake cocktail in 1.5 hours.
“We were wowed with the skills of the chef cooking literally right in front of us with amazing fire tricks. We started off with cocktails which both looked and tasted fabulous. We then followed up with some amazing courses of food which we were told about from our server. The main course was cooked inches…”
A 7-course Icelandic teppanyaki dinner with fire show and a welcome Flame sake cocktail in downtown Reykjavík, priced at $110.
“Dinner at Flame was pleasant, Chef Wilson was charming . He prepared a Hibachi dinner that was delicious and quite filling. The hostesses were friendly and very accommodating . I can not say I love every dish but overall I enjoyed my dinner.”
Reykjavik whale watching in Faxaflói Bay plus a 50-minute live Lava Show at Fiskislóð 73. Warm boat, real species spotting.
“The show was very short but really good.”
Reykjavík to Vík Lava Show and south coast waterfalls: Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss, plus time in Vík and black sand views.
“Lovely tour and one I can recommend at all times! Wonderful lava show and wonderful tour in general”
Reykjavik fire-and-sea day: Icelandic Lava Show and whale watching in Faxafloi Bay, guided in English with warm overalls.
“This was an absolutely incredible activity for me and the children to do. We were all captivated by the lava, the film and the presenter. We managed to get front row but you can see from where ever you sit. The history of ísland is fascinating and seeing actual lava, how it forms and the…”
