Trips to Reykjavik

We organize both your flight and hotel. Reykjavik has attracted visitors from all over the world for many years, but it's now that the city is experiencing a significant upswing. The city center is small and authentic with colorful facades and charming squares. There are plenty of shops, bars, and restaurants. During the weekend, the nightlife picks up, and most places stay open well into the morning.

Experience something different

Combine your stay in Reykjavik with exciting excursions. The Icelandic landscape is breathtakingly beautiful and offers many exciting and unique experiences. You can soak in hot springs, admire waterfalls and glaciers, ride Icelandic horses, and much more.

Iceland is well-organized when it comes to excursions. Several different well-planned bus tours run daily. If you rent a car, you can easily explore this exotic island on your own.

Shop till you drop

Reykjavik's shopping street, Laugavegur, runs through the city center. Here you have a good selection of various shops and malls. In recent years, Skólavödurstígur (the street running from Laugavegur to Hallgrímskirkji church) has become one of the city's trendiest shopping streets. At the large shopping center Kringlan, there are many clothing and shoe stores in various price ranges. When shopping, remember to ask about tax-free options, which can offer a refund on some purchases at the airport.

Food and drink

Reykjavik's nightlife is vibrant despite the high cost of eating and drinking out. The food is delicious, and the beer, made from the local spring water, tastes fantastic. Be sure to check the prices before booking a table to avoid any surprisingly high bills. There are plenty of restaurants in Reykjavik. Café Solon on Bankastraeti 7a offers good value and a lively atmosphere. In the evening, you can head upstairs for a bar and nightclub. If you enjoy Neapolitan cuisine, visit Rosso Pomodoro on Laugavegi 40a, one of the city's best Italian restaurants. For a luxurious dining experience, Vox at Nordica Hotel Suthurlandsbraut 2 and Perlan at Oskjuhlith are two of the best restaurants in town.

Most visitors to Reykjavik want to experience both the city's vibrant nightlife and the relaxing hot springs. There are plenty of pubs, bars, and cafes in Reykjavik, making it easy to do a traditional bar tour as most bars are located in the city center. This way, you might find your favorite spot. Another pleasant and relaxing activity is visiting the Blue Lagoon in the evening. Buses run there daily, and you can also dine at the on-site restaurant.

Highlights

Blue Lagoon: Relax in hot springs, around 40 degrees Celsius.

Rex Bar: A popular spot for celebrities, including Bjork when she's in Reykjavik. Located at Austurstraeti 9.

Park and Zoo: If traveling with children, this is a highly appreciated outing.