Ports of Call Tours in Reykjavik

Ship ahoy and welcome to Reykjavik the world's most northerly capital! Reykjavik is known for its colorful houses and it was the home of the first permanent settlements in Iceland. Reykjavik actually means smokey bay since that is what the viking Ingolfur Arnarson founder of the city first saw, steam rising up from the hot springs when he stepped into the land. It is a small city but what it lacks in size it makes up by its quirkiness and by being interesting and different from most other European cities. It is a great place for foodies since there is a big variety of great restaurants and cafes and the local hotdog stand is one of the most popular food stops. In this tour your guide will take you around the city and show you all of its highlights. The city has a lot to offer and it's perfect for a day excursion with a local guide.

South Coast Small Group from Reykjavik Port is a beautiful day through a scenic landscapes of black sand beaches, glacier views, picturesque waterfalls and small cozy villages. Skógafoss Waterfall, Reynisfjara Beach and view towards the Sólheimajökull Glacier are among the highlights, but the day is full of endless nature wonders that we enjoy driving by or walk around in. We visit the village of Vík which by many is considered one of Iceland's most beautiful location, right by the southern most point of the island and facing the Atlantic.

Ideal for those with a short amount of time, this express tour stops at some of Iceland's most popular natural wonders and historical sites. With a guide, drive down the Golden Circle, and make a stop at Thingvellir National Park, the location where Iceland's parliament was founded. Then, explore Iceland's nature at the Gullfoss waterfall, and the erupting Geysir.

Discover top attractions in the Icelandic capital on this 3 hour sightseeing shore excursion by minibus.Travel through Reykjavik by air-conditioned coach with your guide and admire many of the sites for which the city is famous. Visit the presidential residence at Bessastaðir. Stop in the town of Hafnarfjörður on route to the Perlan building. Head to Hofdi House and Hallgrímskirkja, Reykjavik's iconic cathedral. Stroll through the Old Town, home to the Icelandic parliament the Town Hall. Finish your tour at the sports and recreation center in Laugardalur, then return to port.

When your cruise ship docks in Reykjavik, explore Iceland's famous Golden Circle route and see the best of the country's natural beauty in one day. Travelling in comfort by air-conditioned minivan, reach remote natural attractions including Gullfoss waterfall and the UNESCO-listed Thingvellir National Park. Watch powerful geothermal geysers exploding hot steam into the air at Strokkur, and admire sweeping views over the rugged wilderness scenery.

Realize your dream of spotting wild whales in their natural environment on a 2.5- or 3-5-hour shore excursion around Faxaflói Bay from Reykjavik Port. Opt to enjoy either a 2.5-hour high speed cruise or a relaxed 3.5-hour cruise and then embark on an exhilarating whale-watching adventure. Enjoy illuminating commentary from an expert guide as you scour the sea for an incredible array of wildlife; look out for minke whales, white-beaked dolphins, porpoises and humpback whales as you cruise the beautiful area. Return to your cruise ship well in advance of its departure time on this enriching excursion.

Discover the delights of Iceland's vibrant capital by hop-on hop-off bus tour on this 1-day Reykjavik shore excursion. Hop aboard your bus service and head through the city with your audio-guide. See top attractions along the way, and gain insight into Reykjavik's heritage and culture. Customize your route to hit the attractions you want to see, and hop on and off the bus at your leisure. Explore sites such as the Harpa concert hall, the National Museum, Skarfabakki Harbour and the iconic Hallgrimskirkja Cathedral before heading back to port.

The Golden Circle from Reykjavik Port is a "must to do" experience in Iceland. We take you to the three most visited natural nature attractions in the southern part of Iceland, Gullfoss Waterfall, Geysir Geothermal Area and Îingvellir National Park.

With vibrant illuminations dancing in the dark night skies, the Northern Lights attract visitors to Iceland from across the world - but finding the best views requires local knowledge. When your cruise ship docks in Reykjavik, delve into the countryside by comfortable minivan on a Northern Lights-spotting adventure. Escape the bright city glare as your guide chooses viewing locations based on the prevailing conditions, and admire the spectacular light show overhead.

Docked in Reykjavik and want to see the wildlife? Take this shore excursion to Akurey Island, home to puffins and other native seabirds. It's a great 1-hour cruise to see some of Iceland's famous scenery and wildlife, while learning about the area from an onboard guide.