REYKJAVIK · ICELAND
Reykjavik’s best days out.
The 7 self-guided 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.
A full-day south coast tour from Reykjavik with waterfalls, black sand, volcanic islands, glacier views, and a 10-language touchscreen audio guide.
Most Popular“The tour guide we had, Oliver, was EXCELLENT! He was a walking encyclopedia about the sites we visited.”
Self-guided Reykjavik audio walk from Hallgrímskirkja to Harpa, Old Harbour, and Alþingi. Offline VoiceMap in English, $11.99.
“This was a very well done self guided tour and cheap - we were able to follow the route on the map to each location. We walked through all of Reykjavik”
Drive Iceland’s Golden Circle with GPS-triggered audio from Reykjavik. Offline maps, 100+ stories, flexible stops, great value per car.
“Highly recommend this. It gives you history and fun facts and points out hidden gems that you wouldn't know were there unless you listen to the audio.”
A self-guided Reykjavik scavenger hunt with audio GPS, 3.1 km of walking, no entry fees, and flexible start times for about 3 hours.
“Greats to see important parts of Reykjavik with a little explanation. Not to difficult riddles and a fine distance.”
Offline Reykjavik self-guided walking audio tour (1–2 hrs) with hands-free stories, transcripts, and sights like Harpa and Sun Voyager.
“The map is easy to follow and shares several interesting facts along each stop. Highly recommended!!”
GPS-guided, offline audio drive covering 89 miles of Snæfellsnes with 80+ stories, flexible stops, and lifetime access. Up to 4 per group.
“This guide is wonderful and surpassed my expectations. Don’t hesitate to get this one. The app is excellent as well.”
Self-guided Reykjanes Peninsula drive with volcanic stops and location-based audio, plus a Blue Lagoon start that needs a separate booking.
“The tour was a great way to check out peninsula's dynamic spots. It was packed with interesting facts and stories as well as the flexibility it provided, we could just linger around, click some photos and just soak in the views. A super fun and informative way to experience the Reykjanes peninsula.”
Every road out of Reykjavik, and every way to take it.
