Things to do in Trips from Reykjavik
Iceland, land of fire and ice, land of marvels and of natural spectacles, land of dark lava fields and of cool glacier lagoons. Stuck between Greenland and Norway just under the Arctic Circle, governed by whimsical volcanoes and populated by welcoming and goodhearted folks, Iceland truly is a land of contrasts. Whether you are an avid Northen Light hunter, in need of a new adventure on a glacier or on the sea or if you just feel like escaping poluted countries to resource yourself in the natural milky blue waters of the Blue Lagoon, Iceland definitely has a lot in store for you. Did you know that Iceland was the filming location for the Game of Thrones series, Batman Begins, Lara Croft - Tomb Raider and James Bond - Die Another Day? Get ready to be amazed! Hop on a boat and escape Reykjavik's harbour to go whale watching in a nearby bay, put your boots on and follow an expert guide on a 2 hour glacier hike, discover some remote black sand beaches and their fascinating basalt coloms commonly called "organ pipes" or wait for a dark early evening to hunt the famous elusive Northern Lights, the choice is yours! But don't wait too long ... Winter is coming!
Our recommendations in Trips from Reykjavik
GPS-triggered audio guide for self-drives in Iceland
Discover Iceland with our audio guide! Over 340 stops and 7.5 hours of real-person narration await you on your adventure.
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If you want to escape the city and see a bit more of Iceland, this trip is ideal. It introduces you to the country's south coast, where thundering waterfalls, snow-topped volcanoes and a stark coastline lie ready and waiting.You'll make a couple of stops at the area's biggest waterfalls, Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss, where you'll have enough time to take some photos. Eyjafjallajökull is part of the line-up, too.The volcano that erupted back in 2010 is a picture of serenity these days, sleeping soundly beneath a huge sheet of ice and snow. The real highlight of the day, though, is Vik. This huge beach is covered in black pebbles, and boasts weird and wonderful basalt rock formations.
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TUI Iceland Sky Lagoon geothermal spa experience
Holidays are all about relaxation, so what better way to unwind than with a trip to a local spa? Visit the Sky Lagoon geothermal spa and you'll experience an all-natural seven-step treatment inspired by Icelandic traditions. Choose between three different packages, guaranteed to leave you feeling refreshed both inside and out:Saman Pass: Admission to Sky Lagoon, one journey through the seven-step ritual, public changing facilities, towelSer Pass: Admission to Sky Lagoon, one journey through the seven-step ritual, private changing facilities with signature Sky Body Lotion, towel
A journey to Iceland wouldn't be complete without seeing one of nature's greatest phenomenons – the Northern Lights. While there's no guarantee you'll see them, you can give yourself the best odds by escaping the street lamps of Reykjavík on a nighttime coach trip. Once we've hit clear and starry skies, there's a great chance of catching the lights as they illuminate above.
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GPS-triggered audio guide for self-drives in Iceland
Discover Iceland with our audio guide! Over 340 stops and 7.5 hours of real-person narration await you on your adventure.
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If you want to escape the city and see a bit more of Iceland, this trip is ideal. It introduces you to the country's south coast, where thundering waterfalls, snow-topped volcanoes and a stark coastline lie ready and waiting.You'll make a couple of stops at the area's biggest waterfalls, Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss, where you'll have enough time to take some photos. Eyjafjallajökull is part of the line-up, too.The volcano that erupted back in 2010 is a picture of serenity these days, sleeping soundly beneath a huge sheet of ice and snow. The real highlight of the day, though, is Vik. This huge beach is covered in black pebbles, and boasts weird and wonderful basalt rock formations.
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TUI Iceland Sky Lagoon geothermal spa experience
Holidays are all about relaxation, so what better way to unwind than with a trip to a local spa? Visit the Sky Lagoon geothermal spa and you'll experience an all-natural seven-step treatment inspired by Icelandic traditions. Choose between three different packages, guaranteed to leave you feeling refreshed both inside and out:Saman Pass: Admission to Sky Lagoon, one journey through the seven-step ritual, public changing facilities, towelSer Pass: Admission to Sky Lagoon, one journey through the seven-step ritual, private changing facilities with signature Sky Body Lotion, towel
A journey to Iceland wouldn't be complete without seeing one of nature's greatest phenomenons – the Northern Lights. While there's no guarantee you'll see them, you can give yourself the best odds by escaping the street lamps of Reykjavík on a nighttime coach trip. Once we've hit clear and starry skies, there's a great chance of catching the lights as they illuminate above.
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Tick off three of Iceland's must-see attractions on this full-day tour of the world-famous Golden Circle. First up is a trip to Thingvellir National Park, the perfect spot for a selfie amongst a backdrop of glistening lakes and forest. Then, you'll stop by Geysir to watch Europe's only erupting hot springs. You'll round the day off with a visit to one of the country's biggest waterfalls - Gullfoss.
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Reykjavik small-group tour to Silver Circle and Vidgelmir lava cave visit
Join a small group tour passing the Silver Circle including Deildartunguhver, Hraunfossar, and the Vidgelmir Lava Cave.
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South Iceland coast and Skogafoss waterfall tour
Immerse yourself in nature as you visit the highlights of Iceland's southern coast and witness some of the most dramatic landscape.
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Snæfellsnes peninsula tour from Reykjavik
Experience the Icelandic natural beauty in the wonderful Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Visit two charming fishing villages and see spectacular volcanic craters.
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Small group southern Iceland tour
Visit the highlights of Iceland's southern coast and witness some of the most dramatic landscape in this small group and more intimate tour.
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Small group Snæfellsnes peninsula tour
Visit the Snæfellsnes peninsula's must-see natural sights and learn about Icelandic history and tales in this small group tour in the west of Iceland.
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Northern Lights tour from Reykjavik
Enjoy the natural spectacle of the Aurora Borealis away from the buzz and lights of the city and enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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Golden Circle tour and Blue Lagoon transfer
Visit Iceland's quintessential sites in this day tour which conveniently combines all the must-sees of the Golden Circle in one single experience.
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Reviews Trips from Reykjavik
“Lagoon was virtually pitch black as it was so windy you literally couldn't see in front of your face . Pretty disorienting Water was lovely and warm but the visual aspect ( which I guess kind of sells it ) wasn't there.”
“Blue Lagoon is great. Not given a full two hours in the pool. As you have to get back to the coach and you need time to wash and dress. Also no Tui Rep present on coach and at spa. Coach arrived 18 minutes past our pick up time. Tried to contact Tui, but you took 5 hours to reply on your APP. Need more time at this lovely resort, so you can take advantage of Sauna, Hot Rooms and all other facilities. Felt very rushed. Did not get our monies worth!”
“Felt conned by the price! Paid £160 each when going on TUI app yet if I had booked it from the TUI Rep at hotel it was £123 per person!! Worded it as 1/2 days quad biking 2-4hrs, it was 1hr quad biking maximum and didn't go off road or up any hills for views as described.”
“Driver tried to collect us 20 mins earlier than stated ( 0810 instead of between 0830 and 0900). Driver was extremely safe at driving in the snowy road conditions but very slow we were over taken by several vehicles on the way to the snowmobiling. Snowmobiling due to visibility didn't get to see the ice cave. Visibility was poor. Had we have got there earlier maybe we would have had better visibility. Drive back took even longer than going.”
