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166 Reykjavik trips. Tours from 67 tour companies. 180 reviews. 4.8/5 avg rating.

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Arctic Sights and Northern Lights: East Greenland
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4.8/5 Excellent
100+ reviews
Small Ship Cruise
Why we love them
Their ice-breaking cruise liners take travelers truly off of the beaten path and into the very heart of the polar realms.
Lodging level
Premium - 4 star
Physical level
Moderate
Trip pace
Full schedule

Visits

Reykjavík

Highlights

  • An in-depth exploration of remote Scoresby Sund - the world’s most pristine and scenic fjord system
  • A photographer’s paradise with snow-covered mountains, massive glaciers, cathedral like icebergs and resplendent tundra
  • Ancient Thule settlement sites, historic huts and the modern Inuit village of Ittoqqortoormiit.

Themes

Nature & Wildlife, Small Ship Cruise

What travelers are saying

"Best vacation so far!! Loved everything, especially highly professional team, that organised the whole trip super safe and on a highest level, the crew that does the cleaning and provides the food literally 24/7, the expedition team was super and the program, lectures, communication - everything couldn’t be better. I miss the cruise! And the best part of course the wild nature, animals. It’s a pity there are strict rules nowadays due to the flu and we couldn’t get closer, but it’s the right thing to protect the nature. Will be back for sure!"

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Arctic Odyssey: Svalbard, Greenland & Iceland
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4.8/5 Excellent
100+ reviews
Small Ship Cruise
Why we love them
Their ice-breaking cruise liners take travelers truly off of the beaten path and into the very heart of the polar realms.
Lodging level
Premium - 4 star
Physical level
Moderate
Trip pace
Full schedule

Visits

Reykjavík, Svalbard

Highlights

  • The full Arctic experience complete with polar landscapes, historical sites and indigenous culture• the Arctic’s most iconic animals - Arctic hare and herds of muskoxen.
  • The vast and untamed wilderness of Northeast Greenland National Park and Iceland’s charming Snæfellsnes peninsula.

Themes

High Adventure, Nature & Wildlife, Small Ship Cruise

What travelers are saying

"Best vacation so far!! Loved everything, especially highly professional team, that organised the whole trip super safe and on a highest level, the crew that does the cleaning and provides the food literally 24/7, the expedition team was super and the program, lectures, communication - everything couldn’t be better. I miss the cruise! And the best part of course the wild nature, animals. It’s a pity there are strict rules nowadays due to the flu and we couldn’t get closer, but it’s the right thing to protect the nature. Will be back for sure!"

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Iceland & Copenhagen Deluxe
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5/5 Excellent
53 reviews
Vacation / Holiday Package
Why we love them
As a regional tour operator with a mostly Scandinavian staff, they are deeply familiar with the northern landscape.
Lodging level
Premium - 4 star
Physical level
Easy

Visits

Copenhagen

Highlights

  • Blue Lagoon SPA entry
  • Golden Circle day trip
  • Guided city tour of Copenhagen
  • Canalboat tour with Hey Captain
  • Culinary tour

What travelers are saying

"My wife and I did the six day Lofoten Islands tour offered by 50 Degrees North. The tour is simple, they provided us a rental car, accommodations for two nights each at three Rorbuer hotels scattered across the islands, and a couple of scheduled day tours. Most of the time, we were on our own to see the islands at our own pace. The islands are stunningly beautiful, and the tour planning made our travels hassle free. They even scheduled lunch for us at an organic goat farm, which may sound a little strange for a vacation like this, but that is only because you haven't tasted the cheese. (Best lunch ever!) At our request, they altered the tour slightly so that we could begin the tour in Svolvaer and end it six days later at the airport in Leknes. We can't imagine a more complete tour of the islands in six short days."

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Iceland & Denmark in 11 days - Golden Circle & Canals of Copenhagen - EXOTICCA GROUP CHARM
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By Exoticca
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4.4/5 Great
100+ reviews
Small Group Tour
Why we love them
Although they’re cheaper than other brands, they still make sure all parts of the trip, like hotels, meet a high minimum standard.
Lodging level
Standard - 3 star
Physical level
Very Easy
Trip pace
Balanced schedule

Visits

Blue Lagoon, Copenhagen, Geysir, Reynisfjara, Skogafoss

Highlights

  • Copenhagen
  • Gullfoss Waterfall
  • Jokulsárlón Glacier Lagoon
  • Reykjavik
  • Seljalandsfoss
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Themes

50 plus, Cultural, Local Immersion & Homestays, National Parks, Nature & Wildlife

What travelers are saying

"The trip was well laid out. Tour guides were friendly and knowledgeable. The only complaint is some of our travel documents that were sent out were not in English. If your sending documents out correspondence should be in both the native language and the language of the people the correspondence to. Other than that a great first time experience."

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Scoresby Sund - Aurora Borealis
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4.8/5 Excellent
100+ reviews
Small Ship Cruise
Lodging level
Premium - 4 star
Physical level
Easy
Trip pace
Flexible schedule

Visits

Reykjavík

Highlights

  • Experience the cruise through m/v Ortelius
  • Visit Akureyri
  • Have an opportunity to see different type of birds and polar region animals.
  • Enjoy the nature in Greenland scenery

Themes

National Parks, Nature & Wildlife, Small Ship Cruise

What travelers are saying

"I booked an Antarctic Peninsula trip two years ago through Oceanwide Expeditions that I have been looking forward to for a long time. My goal is to scuba dive on every continent, so I added on the dive package and started training. I shelled out a few grand for a drysuit and other cold water diving gear (freeze resistant regulators, etc). I booked trips to bump up my number of drysuit dives so I’d be ready for Antarctica. Probably more important than the training was the financial outlay. I spent nearly $8500 USD on an 11 day Antarctic cruise that was supposed to depart in February. I spent another few thousand dollars on flights to, from and within Argentina and hotels throughout my trip. Mind you, I’m not exactly rolling in money; I’m an Army officer and I had to save up to afford this trip of a lifetime. I had to jump through a lot of hoops to get my international leave approved, but I got that done and was ready to fly to Buenos Aires on February 4th, and then on to Ushuaia to meet my ship my dives were logged, my gear was ready, my arrangements were made and my money was spent. On January 10th, Oceanwide sent an email informing all passengers that they were cancelling all of their itineraries for the season due to Omicron. I’ll admit, I was furious. I don’t want to get into a COVID debate here, but this trip has given me something to look forward to throughout the pandemic. I booked in March of 2020 while I was locked down during my last deployment as the world shut down for COVID. I was concerned about the trip, but Argentina eventually opened their borders as their vaccination numbers skyrocketed. It looked like the last impediment was out of my way, only to have the company pull the rug out from under me because of the mildest strain of this virus we’ve yet seen. The initial email offered to rebook passengers on next year’s cruises, but I had no interest in this for a few reasons- 1. As a service member, I don’t have the luxury of taking a month of leave whenever I want. I don’t know what obligations I will have a year from now. 2. I don’t trust that the world will be any better off in terms of government and corporate reactions to COVID a year from now. This isn’t going away, new variants will continue to emerge, so if the company is cancelling for the season over something as mild as Omicron, I have little confidence that whatever variant we see in February 2023 will be any better. 3. The company cancelled all itineraries in the 2020-2021 season and I’d imagine they did the same in the 2019-2020 season. They ran a couple in November-December 2021, but have cancelled for the rest of the 21-22 season. They have had no significant cash flow for nearly two years. I don’t want this company to hold on to my money for another year because I’m not confident this company will still exist in a year’s time. Here comes the really frustrating part- I replied to the initial email from their home office on January 10th explaining my position and requesting a refund. I received no reply. On 12 January I emailed the American office of the same company explaining the situation and again requesting a refund. I again received no reply. Between 14-16 January, I called both the American and home (Dutch) offices of the company. In both cases, the employees politely apologized and told me they’d look into it and get back to me. I never received any further communication. On 19 January, I emailed both offices reiterating my request for a refund and expressing my concerns at their lack of communication and requesting a response by the end of the week, or else I would pursue other means of recourse. I received no response. Last night, I again emailed both companies with a final good faith attempt to allow them to resolve the situation. I figured I’d give them the morning to respond, but they have not responded. It looks like I will have to dispute this through my credit card and bank and fight to get back my own money. TL;DR Oceanwide Expeditions accepted payment of $8500 for an Antarctica Cruise then cancelled the cruise and will not respond to any requests for refunds. This shady conduct is more than enough reason to avoid this company."

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The Vinland Saga Adventure
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3.5/5 Great
28 reviews
Small Ship Cruise
Lodging level
Premium - 4 star
Physical level
Moderate
Trip pace
Flexible schedule

Visits

Copenhagen, Ilulissat Icefjord, Reykjavík, Snaefellsjökull Glacier

Highlights

  • Explore several of the isles and islands in the North Atlantic Ocean
  • Sail in the wake of the Vikings
  • Learn more about Viking history and heritage
  • Exciting excursions, both with and without a Viking theme

Themes

Cultural, National Parks, Nature & Wildlife, Small Ship Cruise

What travelers are saying

"Its the best sea voyage we've ever made! We're looking forward to go again, hopefully the virus will be gone by then."

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Nordic Rock
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5/5 Excellent
14 reviews
Group Tour
Lodging level
Standard - 3 star
Physical level
Easy
Trip pace
Balanced schedule

Visits

Copenhagen, Hamburg, Reykjavík

Highlights

  • Reykjavik – Party capital of Iceland
  • Copenhagen – famous for it’s huge variety of bars
  • Hamburg – Germany’s biggest nightlife scene

Themes

Culinary & Wine, Family Friendly, National Parks, Nature & Wildlife, Relaxing Retreats

What travelers are saying

"Maddest drinking trip I've ever been on!! Deffinetly designed for serious alcohol consumption. Cheers to the South African boys you lads are solid gold!"

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Welcome to the Land of Vikings: South & West Greenland and Disko Bay
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4.8/5 Excellent
100+ reviews
Small Ship Cruise
Why we love them
Their ice-breaking cruise liners take travelers truly off of the beaten path and into the very heart of the polar realms.
Lodging level
Premium - 4 star
Physical level
Moderate
Trip pace
Full schedule

Visits

Antarctic Peninsula, Reykjavík, Shetland Islands, Ushuaia

Highlights

  • The largest collection of Greenlandic icebergs in Ilulissat
  • Inuit culture and dog sledding in remote fishing villages
  • Close encounters with humpback, fin and minke whales during their summer migration.
  • Hiking, kayaking or just relaxing admidst the pristine Arctic paradise.

Themes

Nature & Wildlife, Small Ship Cruise

What travelers are saying

"Best vacation so far!! Loved everything, especially highly professional team, that organised the whole trip super safe and on a highest level, the crew that does the cleaning and provides the food literally 24/7, the expedition team was super and the program, lectures, communication - everything couldn’t be better. I miss the cruise! And the best part of course the wild nature, animals. It’s a pity there are strict rules nowadays due to the flu and we couldn’t get closer, but it’s the right thing to protect the nature. Will be back for sure!"

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Iceland: See & Experience it ALL in 9 Days, 1st Class Custom Tours
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By Charlie The Traveler
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5/5 Excellent
100+ reviews
Private Guided
Why we love them
Travelers report that traveling with CharlieTheTraveler is a life-changing experience, in the best possible way.
Lodging level
Luxury - 5 star
Physical level
Moderate
Trip pace
Full schedule

Visits

Akureyri, Blue Lagoon, Dettifoss, Eyjafjallajokull, Fimmvorduhals Volcano, Geysir, Godafoss, Gullfoss, Gunnuhver, Jokulsarlon, Lake Myvatn, Reykjanesfolkvangur Reserve, Reykjavík, Reynisfjara, Seljaland, Skaftafell, Skogafoss, Svartifoss, Thingvellir National park, Thorsmork Nature Reserve, Vatnajökull National Park, Viti

Highlights

  • Witnessing Aurora Borealis/Northern Lights (seasonal)
  • Hiking a Caldera, Craters, Glaciers & Volcanoes
  • Bathing in a Natural & Steaming Spa (a.k.a. the Blue Lagoon)
  • Geothermal Attractions: Geysers, Lava Fields, Mud Pools, Sulphur Springs & Hot Springs
  • Exploring an Ice Cave (seasonal)
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Themes

Family Friendly, Nature & Wildlife

What travelers are saying

"Our trip to Iceland was absolutely stunning and Charlie the Traveler curated an amazing and adventurous trip for us that kept in mind all of the attractions that were on our list and many other gems this beautiful country has to offer. We hit a few roadblocks with our tours due to weather conditions and volcanic activity in the area, but Charlie The Traveler and his team were on it at every moment and were able to provide us with alternative tours that did not take away from the overall experience. His team is led by individuals that truly cares about your experience. If you need a perfect trip planned then Charlie the Traveler is the way to go. This trip has been absolutely perfect and can’t wait to come back and explore it again."

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Iceland In-Depth featuring the Northern Lights
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4.9/5 Excellent
51 reviews
Small Group Tour
Lodging level
Luxury - 5 star
Physical level
Moderate
Trip pace
Balanced schedule

Visits

Blue Lagoon, Hraunfossar Falls, Reykjavík, Skaftafell National Park, Thingvellir National park

Highlights

  • Soak in the mineral rich and soothing powers of the Blue Lagoon
  • Discover how Iceland grows its own vegetables at Frioheimar and try your own hand grown tomato soup!
  • Let the Northern Lights take your breath away as you hunt for this spectacular natural phenomenon with a local guide
  • Relax at the stylish Fosshotel in beautiful surroundings and modern comforts
  • Discover the variety of natural attractions from magnificent waterfalls to puffin colonies and lava tubes to glacial lagoons

Themes

50 plus, Cultural, Education / Learning, Nature & Wildlife, Photography

What travelers are saying

"We loved this trip. Our guide was excellent. We really enjoyed all the included highlights. Our favorite was Biltmore Estate. It is a must!"

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Iceland Northern Lights
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4.8/5 Excellent
100+ reviews
Small Group Tour
Why we love them
With a huge range of trip styles and themes, they cater to basically every type of traveler out there- even those with super specific interests.
Lodging level
Standard - 3 star
Physical level
Moderate
Trip pace
Balanced schedule

Highlights

  • A chance to see the Northern Lights in amazing landscapes
  • Complete the Golden Triangle of Gullfoss Waterfall, Geysir and Thingvellir National Park
  • Glacier walking and the amazing Glacial Lagoon

Themes

Cultural, Education / Learning, High Adventure, National Parks, Nature & Wildlife

What travelers are saying

"Discover Costa Rica is a great itinerary, covering varied habitats around the country and staying 2 nights each at 6 centres. Their birdwatching specials are led by local experts who really know their stuff."

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Fire, Ice & the Blue Lagoon - Summer
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5/5 Excellent
53 reviews
Vacation / Holiday Package
Why we love them
As a regional tour operator with a mostly Scandinavian staff, they are deeply familiar with the northern landscape.
Lodging level
Premium - 4 star
Physical level
Easy

Themes

Yoga, Meditation & Wellness

What travelers are saying

"My wife and I did the six day Lofoten Islands tour offered by 50 Degrees North. The tour is simple, they provided us a rental car, accommodations for two nights each at three Rorbuer hotels scattered across the islands, and a couple of scheduled day tours. Most of the time, we were on our own to see the islands at our own pace. The islands are stunningly beautiful, and the tour planning made our travels hassle free. They even scheduled lunch for us at an organic goat farm, which may sound a little strange for a vacation like this, but that is only because you haven't tasted the cheese. (Best lunch ever!) At our request, they altered the tour slightly so that we could begin the tour in Svolvaer and end it six days later at the airport in Leknes. We can't imagine a more complete tour of the islands in six short days."

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Reykjavik Reviews & Ratings

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Our trip to Iceland was absolutely stunning and Charlie the Traveler curated an amazing and adventurous trip for us that kept in mind all of the attractions that were on our list and many other gems this beautiful country has to offer.

Our trip to Iceland was absolutely stunning and Charlie the Traveler curated an amazing and adventurous trip for us that kept in mind all of the attractions that wer...

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Feb 2023

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My husband and I had an excellent trip to Iceland this January.

My husband and I had an excellent trip to Iceland this January. Our hotels, itineraries, and travel were all taken care of, which made our vacation so much more enjo...

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Jim M.

Feb 2023

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This is such a beautiful country and I am happy I got the opportunity to experience it.

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Francine R.

Feb 2023

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Booking a tour with CharlieTheTraveler was very easy.

Booking a tour with CharlieTheTraveler was very easy. My trip to Iceland went off without any issues and that’s all to the company’s organization. The tour guide the...

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Garry S.

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This was definitely an unforgettable trip for me!

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Reykjavik Tour Selection Trips

  • Reykjavik is a standard starting point for many tours of Iceland, which are often outdoors and activity focused - take advantage of relaxing in the city before an exciting adventure!
  • Iceland is expensive, especially in the cities. Eating and drinking out is recommended for a few nights, but it won't be cheap.
  • There are several museums in Reykjavik, well worth checking out to get some historical context of Iceland's human history before venturing into the great outdoors.
  • Reykjavik doesn't have sidewalks! Be careful while walking along the wide streets, which are also used by cars.
  • When choosing your tour of Iceland, think carefully about how committed you are to enjoying the outdoors. Iceland’s natural beauty is what it’s known for, and it should be experienced in some way on your visit, but if that isn’t what you’re passionate about, looking for tours that spend more time in Reykjavik and focus on Iceland’s culture and history, instead.

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Reykjavik Weather & Best Times to Visit

There are two main determining factors that control when is the best time to visit Reykjavik: when the weather is most pleasant, and when you can see the Aurora Borealis, or the Northern Lights.

Best Time to Visit Iceland

For weather and sunlight, the best time to visit Reykjavik is definitely from June to August, during the summer. Being so close to the North Pole, Iceland receives over 21 hours of sunlight, which in itself is an incredible thing to experience.

This is also the warmest time of the year, with temperatures averaging in the low-50’s. So while you may need to pack a sweater, light jacket, and rely on layering, it will be much more comfortable than the near-freezing temperatures during the winter.

Best Time to See Aurora Borealis in Iceland

On the flip side, the best time to see the Aurora Borealis in Iceland (and Reykjavik) occurs when there are the most dark hours in the sky, increasing the probability that these magnetic lights will be visible. If your primary aim when touring Iceland is to see the Northern Lights, your best chances are by far during the month of November (and during 8pm-2am), so try to schedule your trip for then. If this is impossible, the Aurora can still be witnessed anytime between September to March.

Reykjavik Bike Tours

As in other Scandinavian countries, the Icelandic are proud of their environmentalism and green habits, including cycling. Because of this Reykjavik has an extensive system of bike paths, and the government intends to expand the system.

During the summer, one of the best ways to explore Iceland is to go on a bike tour. With almost unlimited sunlight, there is no need to worry about making it to a location before dark, and on a bike you will be able to see much more of Iceland’s infamous scenery than walking, but still getting a better feel for the land than in a car. One popular biking route is the famous Golden Circle.

A bike tour is also a great way to get a feel of Iceland’s capital city, Reykjavik. One interesting facet of Reykjavik is that there are no sidewalks, which makes biking through the streets even easier. A bike is a great way to cover ground and appreciate the innovative Icelandic architecture  There are also some incredible scenic routes, such as the coastal path to Fossvogsdalur, that do not allow cars.

Things to Do in Reykjavik

There are dozens of attractions in Reykjavik, Iceland -- but if you only have a couple of days in this capital city before setting out to face Iceland’s hostile wilderness, here are some must-sees and not-to-be-missed things to do.

  • The Hallgrímskirkja Church. This symbol of Reykjavik is a renowned and beloved architectural landmark in Reykjavik. The modern church is not only impressive and beautiful from the outside, but serene and stunning once inside as well. For a small fee, you can also climb to the top of the tallest tower in the church for an incredible panoramic view of the city.
  • Visit a Museum. There are 11 incredible museums in Iceland, ranging from the all-encompassing history/culture museum (the National Museum of Iceland) and art (the three-building Reykjavik Art Museum) museums, to more specific and niche museums such as the Iceland Whale Museum and the small, but well-respected, Phallological Museum, which houses the largest collection of penises in the world. Take some time out of your day to enjoy these top tier institutions.
  • Go Shopping. Pick up souvenirs and specialty foods at the open-air shopping center of Laugaveguar.
  • The Settlement Exposition. If you’ve ever wondered just how a bunch of convicts made their home on one of the roughest environments on Earth, this exposition is the one for you. Get a better sense of Iceland and its people’s roots at this incredible museum, and if you can’t get enough, supplement this experience with a trip to the Árbaer Open Air Museum, which shows you what 19th century Icelandic life looked like.
  • Take a soak in a thermal pool. Iceland is home to dozens of thermal pools, and while you will undoubtedly visit the Blue Lagoon, there are also many other thermal springs in the Reykjavik area have been made into public spas. Not only is it a relaxing way to start or end your day, but it’s also a great way to mix with the local population. It’s also one of the few things in Iceland that’s cheap! 

Food Tours In Reykjavik

In Reykjavik, it’s all about contrast -- futuristic modern architecture against an endless expanse of nature, volcanic activity and glaciers rolled into one, rough seas and rolling hills -- and the same applies to food.

Try hearty Icelandic classics with a modern spin, and treat yourself to an eating experience. One such restaurant is the famed modern Perlan, a glass dome restaurant in one of Reykjavik’s parks.

Some of the classic Iceland meals you may try on a food tour of Reykjavik include:

  • Pylsur: This is Iceland’s version of the hot dog, made of beef, lamb and pork. Typical toppings include fried and raw onions, brown mustard, and remoulade (a spiced mayonnaise).
  • Whale & Horse: The food list for adventurous eaters includes these two red meats (yes, whale is red meat!). Whale can be served anywhere from steak-style to raw as carpaccio, and horse is sometimes described as tasting a bit more gamey than pork.
  • Rye bread: This dark brown bread is a staple in Iceland, and one of the country’s specialties. Whether served toast-style with toppings ranging from cheese to fish, or as a side with your stew, you will never be able to forget about Icelandic bread after having a taste.
  • Seafood: This broad category speaks to just how well Iceland handles its fish -- fresh, delicious, and caught in an eco-friendly manner. Fish is also one of Iceland’s major exports, and local favorites include salmon, classic Icelandic langoustine (or lobster), cod, and haddock.

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