REYKJAVIK · ICELAND
Reykjavik’s best days out.
The 15 tickets 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.
Small-group Golden Circle plus Blue Lagoon with Kerid Crater. Pickup from Reykjavík, comfort ticket included, Wi‑Fi on board, all entries covered.
Most Popular“Wonderful experience especially for your first visit to Iceland well recommended but a full on day out for 12 hours”
Experience FlyOver Iceland in Reykjavík: a motion theatre flight over glaciers and fjords with wind, scents, mist, and a story-driven pre-show.
“Was really good so I did it twice. I also did it a second time because unfortunately, a woman and her daughter spoke through the whole first time so loudly the music couldn't even cover their high pitched voices. There should be an automatic second round for free when others spoil it for you the…”
Feel real heat from molten lava in Reykjavík. Learn Icelandic volcanism with a live host in 50–75 minutes.
“Premium experience was totally worth it. So much information and a lovely souvenir at the end”
Reykjavik Lava Show ticket: watch real molten lava in a safe eruption demo, learn Icelandic volcanism, and choose premium lounge access.
“We utterly enjoyed the show, very informative and one is never too old to learn! We decided that the next time we over in the beautiful country we definitely bringing the kids! Samantha was very knowledgeable and gave wonderful insight on volcanos”
Perlan Museum in Reykjavik pairs a real indoor ice cave, volcano show, and 8K aurora planetarium with 360° views. Ticket runs 2 hours.
“The Perlan museum was a brilliant experience. Some of the exhibitions were amazing and so informative. Alot of the museum is interactive so kids enjoy the learning process also. But I think the highlight has to be the rotatating restaurant on the top floor which gives you a 360° view of Reykjavik”
Sky Lagoon in Reykjavik: timed geothermal entry with towels and the 7-step ritual, plus ocean views and possible Northern Lights.
“Beautiful experience. Loved the 7 rituals. Very relaxing. Spent about 2 hours total there. Clean and a euphoric experience. Definitely worth it!”
Soak in Iceland’s historic Secret Lagoon fed by hot springs, with calm facilities and a real chance at Northern Lights, for about $35.
“Everything was amazing. Not much people during winter time ❤️”
Pre-booked FlyOver Iceland in Reykjavik: 30-minute virtual flight with mist effects and an Icelandic café pre-show. Great for rainy days.
“This was a great thing to do as we had a couple hours spare before our flight home. Enjoyed by us all”
Guarantee entry to the Lava Show in Vík. Watch molten lava up close, feel the heat, touch cooling lava, and enjoy a Katla Q&A.
“The guide was very informative and fun to listen. We watched real lava flow and things that could be done with it. Got a little bit of Vik history.”
See real lava in Vík. Feel the heat, hear the crackle, learn about Iceland’s volcanoes in a 50-minute indoor show.
“We loved everything about the Lava Show!! We had dinner there before the show which was super yummy, and then took front row seats for the show - the host was brilliant and clearly knew his stuff! There was story telling & educating (in a fun way!) first, and then the show really started! The…”
Sky Lagoon with the Skjól 7-step ritual and Reykjavik transfers. Infinity thermal pools, ocean views, and a relaxing spa reset.
“Not a lot of directions despite lots of people working. Stunning scenery especially at sunset. It would've been nice for each of the steps in the ritual to be explained - what does it for what is it for? Relaxing though. Cocktails were great albeit expensive.”
Hop-on hop-off Reykjavik bus plus timed Perlan Museum entry. 360 views, an ice cave, and volcano shows in one day.
“Great virtual experience of Iceland in n the Perlan Museum”
Small-group Golden Circle plus Sky Lagoon spa. See Thingvellir, Geysir, Gullfoss, Kerid, then soak in an infinity pool with ocean views.
“Amazing tour our tour guide was very formative and pick up and drop off site was very accommodating.”
Whales of Iceland in Reykjavík pairs life-size whale models with interactive exhibits, documentary films, and a free multilingual audio guide.
“I heavily recommend this museum. The whale models are very interesting and educational. The documentation they show about underwater noise polution is incredibly touching and easy to understand. The giftshop has plenty of things to buy. Overall, this museum is definitely worth a visit.”
Skip-the-line entry to Reykjavík’s National Museum with a 10-language audio guide, Wi‑Fi, and 2,000 artifacts from settlement to today.
“Very imformarive museum relaying Icelands history from the first settlers to modern day life in Iceland.”
Every road out of Reykjavik, and every way to take it.
