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See the world’s most northerly capital. Reykjavik is a small, low-rise city framed by snow-capped mountains where geothermal pools are dotted throughout the city. It is also the center of all things Iceland, a vibrant city brimming with cafes, pubs and clubs, world-class restaurants, quality museums and galleries, and one of the best music scenes to be found anywhere in Europe. The National Museum should not be missed, as it displays artifacts from the settlement of Iceland all the way up to the modern age, including Viking swords and drinking horns.
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5-Day Iceland Winter Adventure Tour·Northern Lights, Waterfalls & Geothermal WondersTour Code: 747114
Small Group5-Day Iceland Winter Adventure Tour·Northern Lights, Waterfalls & Geothermal Wonders
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Select Meals IncludedDaily breakfastAdmission Included

Explore Iceland's tectonic landscapes at Thingvellir, meet Icelandic horses and venture into lava caves. Discover Skogafoss and Seljalandsfoss waterfalls and Solheimajokull Glacier, with a chance to seek the Northern Lights.

Start CityReykjavik
End CityReykjavik
Duration5 Days
Live Tour GuideEnglish Live
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From $1933
$1546
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Beyond Reykjavik

Beyond Reykjavik

After you've had your fill of Reykjavik tours, get out of the city and discover the real - or surreal - and rugged Iceland. A world-famous Icelandic destination is the Blue Lagoon. It’s a great choice for day trips from Reykjavik being only 50 minutes away by car or bus. Sure, it has gotten a bit of a reputation as a tourist trap but it is beautiful and the experience, extraordinary. Take a trip to the Blue Lagoon - tickets are often included with Reykjavik tours - and cap it off with a silica mud mask and a dip in the relaxing geothermal waters.

If you’re feeling adventurous, then maybe Reykjavik glacier tours are just what you’re looking for. There are glacier tours that can take you on and around the icy wonders but a trip to Langjökull, Iceland’s second largest glacier, means a trip into inside it. It’s a truly unique adventure.

A Golden Circle tour is a classic among Reykjavik excursions. It’s a popular circuit for tourists to travel. Whether you’re on a super limited time - you can make a day trip out of it - or if you have the time for a multi-day Iceland tour, the Golden Circle is a neat way to see three of the most famous landmarks within 60 miles of Reykjavik: the Þingvellir, a national park of great historic and geological importance; the geysers Geysir and Strokkur at Haukadalur; and Gullfoss or Golden Falls.

Of the many Reykjavik excursions, Northern Lights tours are probably the most popular. The Aurora Borealis is always there but you must go hunting to get a better look at it. While Iceland enjoys the Northern Lights visibility roughly from September to April, finding them isn’t always a sure thing. “Hunters” are subject to the whims of the weather. The lights can be seen—although not very clearly—within the city but for the best experience, a drive or a cruise out of Reykjavik is highly recommended.

Last of the must-do trips out of Reykjavik is the South Coast Iceland tour. There are many natural attractions along the way: glaciers, waterfalls, and volcanoes. But the most vivid of them all is the Reynisfjara basalt sea stacks. Make sure you bring a camera because mist, fog, rain, or shine, they’re definitely picture-worthy.

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