Iceland · CITY TOURS
28 reviewed
Out of 28 city tours written up here, these 15 stand up to the money. See what the morning demands of you, the per-person cost, and how far east or north it drags you.
Reykjavik hop-on hop-off bus with 24 or 48-hour ticket, 8-language audio, and key stops from Harpa to Hofdi House.
“The 45 minute stops were too long between stops but overall the trip was good and took me to all locations I wanted to go to.”
Reykjavik City Card gives you free museum entry, 8 geothermal pool admissions, and unlimited bus rides plus a ferry to Viðey Island.
“Bought the card on a rainy day and managed to visit three of the city’s exhibitions/museums and hop on a bus home. Made it worth the money.”
Reykjavik hop-on hop-off bus with 16 stops, 24 or 48 hours to ride, audio in 8 languages, and free Wi-Fi.
“Very short not much to see And very pricy. There wasn't much to see on the stops be prepared for a very expensive extremely expensive Iceland”
Fast, organized bus transfer from Keflavik to Reykjavik with hotel drop-off, free WiFi, and seat-guaranteed tickets.
“Wish I had known there is a connection from the central bus station to a smaller bus to go on to Bus Stop #6. Had to handle my larger bag twice.”
Walk downtown Reykjavik with a small English-speaking guide, see landmark sights and street art, and sample local snacks on a 2.5 to 3 hour loop.
“A great experience and an enjoyable time. A very knowledgeable guide not only in terms of the history and the entertaining facts, but also about necessities like grocery shopping and restaurants worth their fare. You won't get a work out. There are quite a bit of grade changes during the walk and our walk exceeded the three hours. The tours are small so there's plenty of room to ask questions and engage with a guide. It was well worth the price, time, and effort.”
Small-group Reykjavik walk with a local guide, seeing Harpa, Hallgrímskirkja, parliament and more in 2.5 hours.
“An excellent tour guide who knew a great deal and took her time to explain things to us Highly worth booking this tour”
Shared SmartBus hotel pickup from Reykjavik to Keflavik Airport, with free Wi-Fi, USB power, and a quick bus swap, about 45-75 minutes.
“We traveled 10 days to multiple city’s. The only time we had problems was when we were booked through Viator. 4 bookings and only 1 happened without issues . The other three had problems at the jump.”
Shared shuttle from Reykjavik city to Keflavik Airport, with set departures, onboard Wi-Fi, and easy terminal drop-off for less than a taxi.
“I missed this bus due to lack of clear information as to the bus terminal it leaves from. This is outrageous.”
Reykjavik city tour on foot, see Hallgrímskirkja, Harpa and the harbor, plus Norse myths and local food tips in 2.5 hours.
“Guide was knowledgeable and friendly. This was a great orientation and value. Walk in as easy and started our trip effectively.”
Reykjavik on foot in 2.5 hours, with Hallgrímskirkja, Þingholt, Tjörnin pond, Einar Jónsson, and bay views of Harpa and Sólfar.
“Lolli gave the best walking tour we have ever been on.”
Shared Keflavik to Reykjavik transfer in about 1 hour. Air-conditioned coach, free Wi-Fi, mobile ticket, simple stops.
“unresponsive. no one at arrivals in airport to talk to. ended up booking with Flybus. Nothing more to say really.”
Book ahead for a 45-minute Keflavik to Reykjavík bus transfer with guaranteed seat, mobile ticket, and free WiFi.
“Small bus, very helpful and provided very useful information pointed us to our next transfer at terminal”
A 4 km, small-group walk through Reykjavik’s key sights and quieter corners, with Icelandic snacks and a lively English guide.
“We had a fabulous tour with Luca. Really informative, off the beaten track and huge fun. We liked the little snacks as well ! Thanks Luca.”
A 2-hour feline-focused walk in Reykjavik, starting at Ingólfstorg, ending at Einar Jónsson, with cat cuddles and Icelandic pastry.
“Bardi knew every cat and where they lived or visited. He is passionate about cats. He has some wonderful stories and is willing to listen to you about your cats and for you to show him photos of your cats. Well worth the money. Bardi was lovely and friendly. It’s a must when in Reykjavík. 5 stars”
One-way bus transfer from Reykjavik Terminal to Keflavik KEF airport. Direct ride in about 45 minutes with Wi-Fi and USB charging.
“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.”
