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Reykjavik Day Tours

Walk-ins are welcome at our office in the heart of downtown Reykjavik — five minutes from Hallgrímskirkja.

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    [select tour “I’m not sure yet — advise me” “Golden Circle Classic” “South Coast & Black Sand Beaches” “Sólheimajökull Glacier Hike” “Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon & Diamond Beach” “Snæfellsnes Peninsula & Kirkjufell” “Whale Watching from the Old Harbour” “Reykjanes Volcanoes & Sky Lagoon” “Northern Lights Hunt” “Landmannalaugar Highlands 4×4” id:tour]

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    Questions we hear a lot

    How far in advance should I book?

    Summer departures fill two to three weeks ahead; winter aurora hunts are quieter but weather-dependent. Book when you know your dates. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before, so you’re never locked in.

    What should I wear on a day tour?

    Iceland’s rule of thumb: layers. Bring a waterproof shell, a warm mid-layer, hat and gloves year-round, and sturdy shoes with grip. For glacier hikes we provide crampons, ice axes and helmets.

    Do tours run in winter?

    Five of our nine routes run all year, with winter routing that favours sheltered stops. Four are seasonal: whale watching and Jökulsárlón run April to October, the highlands 4×4 runs June to September, and the northern lights hunt runs October to March.

    What happens if the weather turns?

    We check forecasts the evening before. If it’s unsafe we re-route, and if we cancel outright you get a full refund or first claim on the next departure, your choice.