REYKJAVIK · ICELAND
Reykjavik’s best days out.
The 15 city tours travellers book the most, and what each one is actually like on the day. Run times, prices and the operator behind every trip, in one place.
Reykjavik made easy with a hop-on hop-off bus, multilingual audio, and stops at key museums, harbors, and shopping—ideal for tight schedules.
Most Popular“Easy to use the service for seeing all the sights we wanted to see The buses were on time, pick up and drop off was seamless Friendly drivers”
Reykjavík City Card bundles free museum entry, geothermal pool access, and unlimited bus rides for 1 to 3 days. Great value.
“free or discounted entertainment to many places the travel covered a much a leider area than expected and discounts at cafés . very please”
Double-decker Reykjavik hop-on hop-off with 16 stops, 24/48-hour pass, free Wi-Fi, and 8-language audio from Harpa.
“Not good. The audio was awful and we could not hear anything. It was crackly. Would not recommend this tour. We are requesting a refund”
Quick Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik transfer with hotel drop-off, free WiFi, and a simple bus change. Book early for a guaranteed seat.
“Very smooth and well organized! Buses were ready and waiting. Loaded our bags and we waited a few minutes for the bus to fill up and we were off (bus didn’t fill up).”
Reykjavik city walking tour with a small guide group, street art stops, local snacks, and top landmarks in about 3 hours.
“Luca was an excellent and knowledgeable tour guide. I appreciated the text message earlier in the morning to confirm our meeting place and time. Not sure exactly how far we walked, but I had 10,000 steps before we were done! Be ready to go! Loved the historic district & old houses.”
Small-group Reykjavik walking tour with a local guide. Harpa interior, Hallgrímskirkja, Alþingi, Tjörnin, and Laugavegur.
“great! Ási was absolutely awesome - we braved the snow and had an amazing time. he is so knowledgeable and we are so thankful he took us out despite the weather!”
Shared Reykjavik hotel pickup to Keflavik Airport by SmartBus, then Airport Direct orange bus. Wi‑Fi, chargers, prebooked seats.
“very rushed with no concern for passengers at airport bags were thrown off the bus and the bus took off. No concern for gathering luggage or even setting them up for us to roll them off the parking lot.”
Shared shuttle from central Reykjavik to KEF in 45–60 minutes, with onboard Wi‑Fi and a mobile ticket, from $29.81.
“I had a less-than-ideal experience, mainly due to the long wait for the bus to fill up before it finally left.”
A 2.5-hour small-group walking tour of central Reykjavik, hitting Hallgrímskirkja, City Hall, Parliament, Harpa, and Old Harbour with myth and geology stories.
“Enjoyed hearing the history of the people and the buildings Great guides Nice to walk around the city”
Guided 2.5-hour Reykjavik walk with Hallgrímskirkja, Þingholt myths, Tjörnin pond, Einar Jónsson sculptures, City Hall geology, Harpa bay views.
“Thomas was definitely a great guide, lots of interesting and funny stories + great recommendations at the end! Go for it on your first day so that you know where to go afterwards when you are not visiting Iceland elsewhere.”
Shared airport transfer from Keflavik to central Reykjavik in 45–60 minutes. Meet the Gray Line desk, ride with Wi‑Fi, drop at key stops.
“Flight was delayed by 35 minutes and bus driver waited for us, thank you as I was travelling with an elderly person.”
Pre-book a one-way bus from Keflavik to Reykjavik with a mobile ticket, free WiFi, and a guaranteed seat for an easy 45-minute ride.
“Airport direct didn't even take me, it went to fly bus, which nothing was communicated. Airport direct kiosk didn't have a representative. Asked the fly bus rep that was at the airport if possible to call airport direct and that's when she told me if I had a transfer from them, they were handling them.…”
Reykjavik 4 km guided walk with small groups, classic sights, street art, and tastings of dried fish and schnapps with English guide Luca.
“Lucan was a great guide that provided some thorough history and anecdotes about the city. Tour was at a comfortable pace and the treat of cod jerky was wonderful. Highly recommend him to anyone”
Two hours of Reykjavík cat lore plus a stop at the Cat Coffeehouse for coffee, hot cocoa, and an Icelandic pastry.
“Amazing way to see the city and learn about the history of the city. Oh and the cats of course. See the local celebrities worth seeing. The cafe is also amazing.”
Direct Reykjavik to Keflavik airport bus with reserved seating, onboard Wi‑Fi, and a smooth 45-minute ride to KEF.
“It was all on time and perfect way to manage your time. Safe as well if you are a solo traveller. You can contact them anytime with good customer service.”
Every road out of Reykjavik, and every way to take it.
