Iceland · CITY TOURS
The list to send a friend who has just booked flights: 15 city tours, each with its price, its verdict, and the one thing to know before committing.
Review Reykjavik’s hop-on hop-off bus tour, with stop-by-stop tips, seasonal schedules, audio guides, price advice, and weather planning.
“A great way to orientate yourself around the city. Takes you to all the main spots and provides a commentary with useful information.”
See Reykjavík museums, geothermal pools, Viðey Island, and city buses with one flexible card for 1 to 3 days.
“Great option if you are planning spend your day in this lovely city. It is good value for the money!”
Reykjavik hop-on hop-off bus review with 16 stops, Perlan, Hallgrimskirkja, schedules, audio issues, price, and practical tips.
“the driver did not speak when I asked him several questions upon entering the bus .. he never looked up from his phone .. I asked if he spoke English and he nodded yes .. the earpiece kept cutting in and out and I missed many important facts in the bus tour .. I tried several different seats .. all the same .. I would not recommend this tour !”
Review of Iceland’s Keflavik to Reykjavik airport transfer, with hotel drop-off, WiFi, bus changes, luggage tips, price, and honest drawbacks.
“Easy to book, find the bus and a nice ride to the bus station in town . Comfortable seats and ports available to charge phones, etc.”
Review of Reykjavik’s small-group walking tour, with historic sights, street art, Icelandic snacks, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Our guide, Luc, was very engaging and knowledgeable. He also had many stories & anecdotes about Reykjavik which made the city seem alive. Highly recommended.”
Explore Reykjavík on a 2.5-hour small-group walk covering Hallgrímskirkja, Harpa, Parliament, Tjörnin, and local culture.
“Tour is good. Very friendly guide who is very knowledgable with his craft. Very informative . Answers all questions asked as much as he can. I will definitely advise friends coming over to have this tour.”
Review of Reykjavik to Keflavik Airport shared transfer, with hotel pickup, Wi-Fi, charging, bus changes, timing, value, and practical tips.
“Nice communication, posibility to change the hour of departure. No worries when you are traveling. Everything was fine.”
Review of Reykjavik’s $29.81 shared airport shuttle to Keflavik, with WiFi, fixed departures, luggage rules, timing tips, and honest drawbacks.
“The male customer service agent we dealt with was outstanding. The waiting area had truly comfortable seating and the bathrooms were just that - complete bathrooms where one had privacy and a shower. Cabbies and bus drivers did not seem to recognize the name but GPS got us there. Ride itself was comfortable and efficient in a modern oversized van.”
Explore Reykjavik on foot, from Hallgrímskirkja and Tjörnin pond to Harpa, with Icelandic history, geology, and local tips.
“Sara was so interesting - thoughtful & thought provoking. She showed us so much about Reykjavík, Iceland, its people, history, culture - we just loved listening to her!”
Explore Reykjavik’s landmarks, legends, geology, and food tips on a small-group walking tour with views from Hallgrímskirkja.
“We were given the option to do this on our own with the guide or join a free tour and they would buy us lunch. But there wasn't time for lunch ch which was a shame. So we paid for a tour we didn't actually get but that was our choice and the free tour was very good. I'd recommend doing the free one!”
Review of Gray Line’s shared Keflavik to Reykjavik transfer, with airport tips, drop-off details, Wi-Fi, timing, luggage rules, and value advice.
“Very easy to find. Left on time. Very comfortable bus. Was left in front of hotel! Highly recommended!”
Review of Iceland’s Keflavik to Reykjavik airport bus: timing, terminal transfers, WiFi, luggage, price, and important booking cautions.
“The company which sold me the tickets doesn't actually have a license to do the transport, so one needs to take the paperwork to Sky Bus, who does the bus ride. I was under the impression that the tickets I bought woulkd include a transfer to my hotel, but that was not the case. A taxi was needed to complete the trip.”
Explore Reykjavik on foot with a small English tour featuring Viking history, street art, local snacks, landmarks, and tucked-away corners.
“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”
Explore Reykjavik through its cats, folklore, landmarks, and cozy cat café on this small-group walking tour with coffee and pastry.
“A great off the beaten path tour! It was fun to see all the famous shop cats and other cats along the way. The cat café was also cute. Our guide Stefan I. was chill and funny. We also got to hear about some Icelandic legends and other fun stories about cats.”
Review of Iceland’s Airport Direct bus from Reykjavik to Keflavik, covering price, timing, terminals, luggage, Wi-Fi, and booking tips.
“25 minute walk from KEX Hostel to the pick up location (Bus Hostel) or a 10 minute taxi ride. Comfortable bus, affordable, fast wifi on the bus, friendly/great driver, and we left right on time. You can wait inside of the Bus Hostel until departure, arRead more”
Everything the island sells by the day, and the pick of each kind.
