Reykjavik Signature

Passengers arriving to Keflavik Airport have the option of stopping at the nearby Blue Lagoon, before heading off for Reykjavik.

Enjoy relaxing in the cosy and warm waters of the Blue Lagoon and in addition to bathing in the lagoon, guests have access to a sauna with a view of the lagoon, a steam-bath with white walls that resemble silica-mud and a cosy steam-bath carved into a lava cave. Guests can also stand beneath a small waterfall for an energizing massage. Of course, guests bathing in the milky waters of the Blue Lagoon have easy access to the famous white silica-mud, an essential part of the spa experience.

Following your visit to the Blue Lagoon, transfer to your Reykjavik Hotel.

The Reykjavik Konsulat Hotel, a Curio Collection property by Hilton, is where Icelandic history and style meet. Once a 1900's department store operated by Consul Thomsen's family, this charming building has been renovated with modern amenities and nods to Reykjavik’s vibrant culture. It's a quick walk from this centrally located hotel to Iceland Parliament, Harpa Concert Hall, Laugavegur shopping street, top restaurants and nightlife. Indulge in the spa, featuring an original 19th-century stone wall that reflects Iceland’s tradition of natural bathing. An award-winning chef is at the helm of the hotel restaurant and bar, open all day, and the fitness center has everything you need for a full-body workout.

Hunting the northern lights from ground is an amazing experience, but to sail out from the coast and see the auroras dancing above the city lights is a remarkable sight - and a totally different experience. That is exactly what is being offered in this new northern lights tour. In this approx. 2.5 hour long tour, you'll take a trip from the Reykjavik pier to witness the coastline of the capital. You will be taken far enough so the city lights will not affect the chances of seeing the northern lights, but yet you will always have the city as the background view. Now, that's an amazing sight - and also a very romantic one! When the northern lights forecast looks good - but it is too windy to go out on sea - we will still take you out for a northern lights tour on a bus - plus a chance to join the boat tour on the next available day!

If you only take one guided tour while you are in Iceland, then it has to be the Golden Circle. Combining natural and historical wonders, you'll experience Iceland's landmark attractions in one incredible day: the magnificent Gullfoss waterfall, the exploding hot springs of Geysir, and Thingvellir national park, site of the Viking parliament and over 1000 years of history. A classic tour, not to be missed! The duration of the tour is 8 hours.

Nestled on a stark, stunning coastline, Sky Lagoon feels a world away from everyday life. Iceland's newest geothermal lagoon honors centuries-old bathing culture, embracing the warmth of a people tied closely to the sea, sky and the power locked deep within the land. For centuries, Icelanders have trusted the calming, healing effects of geothermal water to help make them one of the happiest people on earth. At Sky Lagoon, participate in a 7-step rejuvenating Sky Ritual that brings this culture to life for every guest. Your Pure Pass includes admission, the Sky Ritual, a towel and access to public change facilities.

On this delicious Reykjavik Food Walk, experience delicious Icelandic cuisine at its best, visit favorite local restaurants and hidden gems, meet a fun local guide and new friends, and see the highlights of Reykjavik!

Exploring downtown Reykjavik by foot with a friendly and fun local guide for approximately three hours, you'll see many of the city's most interesting highlights and attractions, discovering the city in the most fun way possible, through food, sampling 10 amazing local cuisines that you likely won't find anywhere else than in Iceland. The restaurants your tour visits are a variety of casual, fine dining and cozy family-run businesses. Some are well-known "must visit restaurants" in Reykjavik while other are secret local hangouts. This tour focuses on the country's delicious cuisines and leaves out some less mouth-watering traditional cuisines - no fermented shark, rams testicles and sour sheep heads on this tour! But your local guide will be more than happy to suggest to you where you can find such things. Instead, taste grass fed, free-roaming Icelandic lamb and fresh Icelandic fish, enjoy homemade Icelandic ice cream from a secret family recipe and, of course, visit the country's world famous Hot Dog stand.

The Reykjavik Food Tour is safe, family friendly and the perfect local introduction to delicious Icelandic food.

FlyOver Iceland utilizes state-of-the-art technology to reveal some of Iceland's most awe-inspiring and picturesque landscapes and destinations. Guests hang suspended, feet dangling, while the ride film whisks them away on an exhilarating journey across Iceland. Special effects, including wind, mist and scents combine with the ride's motion to create a unique and memorable experience. FlyOver Iceland rides commence approximately every 15 to 20 minutes during operating hours. The total experience will take approximately 35 minutes, including the 8.5 minutes you'll spend on the Ultimate Flying Ride.

To enter FlyOver Iceland, children must be at least 102cm (40") tall. Children must be accompanied by an adult or guardian (14 years or older). FlyOver Iceland is open daily from 9:00am to 9:00pm.

This non-guided airport transfer with a stop at the Blue Lagoon is ideal for departing passengers in order to maximize their time in Iceland. The lagoon's warm geothermal water and natural active ingredients; mineral salts, silica and blue green algae help you relax and unwind while the lagoon's distinctive white silica mud gently cleanses and exfoliates the skin. The mineral salts balance and relax body and soul.

The transfer from Reykjavik to the Blue Lagoon takes approx 40 minutes, while the drive from the Blue Lagoon to Keflavik International Airport takes approx 20 minutes.