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Blue Lagoon: One of the most popular tourist destinations of Reykjavik tours is the Blue Lagoon, which is a man-made lake that gets superheated seawater from a nearby lava flow. The hot steaming lagoon is just a drive away from Reykjavik where you can easily enjoy your stay at a 35 room resort with great pampering amenities.

Golden Circle: The Golden Circle is one of the most famous ‘routes' of Reykjavik tours for visitors to Iceland, and it includes a number of amazing sights that you won't want to miss. The route takes 4-5 hours to complete and to make your ride more exciting and enjoyable it covers the iconic Strokkur Geyser (that erupts every few minutes) and Gullfoss, which looks stunning in both winter and summer.

Vatnajokull National Park: The largest glacier in Europe, Vatnajokull, is located in Vatnajokull National Park, which occupies roughly 14% of Iceland. The Reykjavik tour packages are best for extreme adventure climbers, where they can explore the Lakagigar, a long row of volcanic craters, or pump their adrenaline by climbing the Vatnajokull glacier. It also has a number of easily accessible attractions, such as Dettifoss, famous for its beautiful waterfall view.

The Settlement Exhibition: A visit to The Settlement Exhibition museum is the favorite spot for travelers who love to know about Icelandic history. The Reykjavik City Museum runs this museum and it might take hours to complete the whole museum tour. While making a tour, you can easily explore new things about Icelandic culture and history.

Mount Esja: One of the best day trips you can take while on the Reykjavik tours is to see Mount Esja, which stands majestically in the distance. Hike one of the key trails across the mountain to breathe in the fresh Icelandic air. The difficulty level of each route up the mountain is indicated by signs.

Kirkjufell Mountain, Grundarfjordur: Taking a drive of 2.5 hrs to the small town of Grundarfjordur while on your Reykjavik tours, will make you glance at the charming beauty of flora and fauna with Mt. Kirkjufell as a prominent landmark. You can enjoy the awe-inspiring Northern Lights during wintertime. Apart from this, make your trip more memorable with Eyrbyggja Heritage Centre which gives your great historical insights.

Gullfoss Waterfall: When it comes to viewing a magnificent waterfall then Gullfoss waterfall is a must-watch spot by tourists on their Reykjavik tours. This spectacular place is a 90-min drive west of Reykjavik, giving you an enticing road trip all the way. Gullfoss Waterfall is a magnificent view with 3 step terrace waterfall which generates a powerful torrent. Standing at the edge of the waterfall will give you a spine-tingling view amidst natural surroundings.

Perlan Museum: When it comes to looking at the best artifacts of Iceland then the Perlan Museum will be your go-to place. Reykjavik tours allow you to enjoy this breathtaking structure that focuses on the country's natural wonders giving you insights into Icelandic places. The most impressive and beautiful point in this museum is the miniature ice cave, which can give you a chill to 14 degrees Fahrenheit. Also, you can enjoy all-new audio-visual in Perlan planetarium where you can view the Northern Lights.

Old Harbour area: You can sense the beauty of Icelandic history while taking a walk around Reykjavik's Old Harbour.The Reykjavik tour package allows you to visit this iconic place which can give you an eye-catching view of the bay and Mount Esja. Many of the brightly colored structures in the Old Harbour area are transformed into artistic shops, cafes, and restaurants, where you can feed your hunger.

Arbaer open-air museum: You can take a walk around the grounds to see how village homes have evolved over time, giving you a peek into Iceland’s history. This beautiful Arbaer Open Air Museum gives you a breathtaking view of the small village having more than 15 Icelandic houses. As you walk through this restored village and farm, you will be able to learn about Iceland's unique past in an immersive way. Reykjavik packages include all the best sightseeing places for their tourists in order to make their tour memorable.

Snowmobile Ride: Add a spice of adventure to your Reykjavik vacation by going for the Snowmobile Ride on Langjokull Glacier. Enjoy your intimate encounter with Europe’s second-largest glacier while riding the snowmobile all by yourself as it doesn’t need any previous experience.

Go Horse Riding: The perfect way to explore the natural beauty and terrains of Iceland is by doing horse riding. The Icelandic Horses are world-famous for their friendly nature, reliability, and intelligence. You can ride over them to watch the beautiful hills, volcanic landscapes, and hot springs in the countryside.

The Secret Lagoon: Secret Lagoon is one of the most loved places while being on the Golden Circle. Head over there and dive into the natural hot water pool to get a relaxing experience to not just your mind but also your soul. 

Witness the Northern Lights: Any visit to Iceland is incomplete without observing the Northern lights. Just drive away from the chaos of the city/town to find someplace rural where it is darker. As the northern lights are best seen and mesmerized in the dark only.

Whale Watching: Catch the World’s largest mammals diving into the sea at the Iceland shores as you can easily spot them here. Here on Reykjavik tours, you will be taken on a cruise to enjoy the moments of watching the gigantic whales and grab some knowledge about their natural habitat.

Taste typical Iceland food: The Typical Icelandic cuisine is not much known outside Iceland but it is a must try when you are here Well, to have one of the tastiest Iceland cuisines, just head towards one of the local Reykjavik restaurants and order one of their local foods such as Harofiskur, which is made of fish.

Bake Bread on the ground: Well, you read it right! There are some places in Iceland where you can actually bake bread on the ground as the geothermal activity is very high there. Just head over to the Fontana Hot Springs which is also in your Reykjavik tour package, where you can actually prepare, bake and eat the baked rye bread.

Go to Vik and Dyrholaey: One of the best ways to spend your evenings is by watching the beautiful sun setting and making the moment memorable for you in Iceland’s Vik and Dyrholaey. Just stand on the beautiful black beach for which Iceland is famous and watch the sun slowly set. The setting sun just doubles the beauty around you and makes you go drooling over it.

Long Drive on the Golden Circle: Have fun while on your drive in the iconic Golden Circle as it has so many places to see and allows you to enjoy various activities as well. On Reykjavik tours, you can enjoy the sightseeing of the beautiful Gullfoss waterfall, the distinctive Geysir Geothermal field, and also the Thingvellir National Park all in one day, just by driving on the Golden Circle.

Snorkeling between two continents: Get a Snorkeling experience in the Silfra rift located in the Thingvellir National Park. Put your mask on and just dive into this beautiful lake to experience the subaquatic paradise. The lake has the clearest water in the world with a visibility of around 100m which allows you to enjoy this paradise even more.

The best time to visit Reykjavik is during summer .i.e, June to August as you will be experiencing daylight for 21 hours. Not only this but the temperature during this time is quite warm as compared to normal Iceland weather.

One can reach Reykjavik either by flights or by ferry which runs throughout the year from Denmark. The only International airport in Iceland is Keflavik International Airport which is located in the municipality Sandgerdi, 40 minutes away from Reykjavik.

Moreover, if you are traveling from India, there are no direct flights to Reykjavik. So, you will be needed to take a stopover flight which will first land in Europe and then takes you to Reykjavik.

The Visa approval to Reykjavik takes at most 15 working days. Moreover, it differs from country to country for visas to get approved.

The cost of a tourist visa in Reykjavik is 80 Euro for adults and 40 Euro for kids between 6-12 years of age. Although, the cost of visa fees totally depends on your country’s taxation.

Yes, Indian passport holders need a visa for the Reykjavik tours. Although, Iceland does not come under European Union but comes under the Schengen area which means you will at least need a short-stay Schengen visa to visit Iceland.

The average cost of Reykjavik packages comes around 200 US $ (INR 14000) per person a day. This includes your transportation, accommodation and three-time meal. Moreover, it also depends on the expenses of a person and how he/she manages their budget.

The best month to see those beautiful and mesmerizing Northern Lights in Reykjavik is late August to April. In order to see the beautiful northern lights, there should be darkness and during these months, it gets dark around 6 PM.

A trip of around 7-8 days is enough to visit and enjoy all the major attractions and important places in Iceland. Shorter trips are also possible but won’t leave you enough time to explore other places than Reykjavik. Choose the best Reykjavik packages that give you the best way to optimize your travel.

The best chance to see the northern lights is by taking a walk to the Grotta lighthouse, as the light pollution is minimal there. Other places which are dark enough to see the northern lights can be the dome-shaped building Pearl.

Djupalonssandur: The black pebble beach, Djupalonssandur was once a home of fishermen. The beach is the main attraction due to its scenic beauty and big stones which were earlier used to test the strength of fishermen.

Seledri: The beach is one of the black sand beaches and is recommended to visit here during Reykjavik tours as it is a hidden gem in Iceland. One can stop and have a look at the beautiful scenery and also try to look out for the arctic tern- a migratory seabird.

Raudasandur: Get yourself up and go for an amazing experience to visit the golden beach of Iceland. Located at the southern edge of Icelandic Westfjords. The beach is full of pulverized scallop shells which gives this 10km long beach its velvet colors.

Reynisfjara: It is a natural black sand beach with pebbles with some very large rocks. Also, do watch the basalt caves as the basalt formations in the cave make it look like some other world.

Glacier Hiking on the Solheimajokull Glacier: When you will make a visit to the Solheimajokull glacier, you will be outshined by the beauty of the icy landscape. The varying icy landscape even makes it more adventurous to hike upon.

Camping in Landmannalaugar: The Pearl of the central highlands of Landmannalaugar is one of the most exciting places in Iceland. It is also known as the mecca for hikers with icy lakes, rhyolite mountains, and obsidian plains.

Rafting: If one is brave enough, he/she should definitely try rafting in the cold icy Hvita River. The rapids in this river are one of the world’s most thrilling ones.

Whale Watching: Watch this enormous mammal with your naked eyes during your whale watching expedition. More than 90% of trips in Iceland spot at least 2 or 3 of these rare mammals.