3-Day Reykjavik City Break with Optional Activities

Welcome to Iceland! Your Icelandic adventure begins the moment you touch down at Keflavik Airport.

Take a deep breath of the fresh Nordic air, signaling the start of your journey into natural wonders and unforgettable experiences. To kick things off stress-free, we've sorted your airport transfer, ensuring a smooth start to your trip.

Here's the deal: your first day is about choices. We've got some great options lined up for you, but it's totally up to you whether you dive in or take it easy. 

The Blue Lagoon is your first choice. Tucked into the rugged landscape, this geothermal paradise offers a magical, otherworldly experience. The warm, milky-blue waters are known for their rejuvenating properties, a perfect remedy to shake off travel fatigue.

You'll then head to Reykjavik, the vibrant capital. Your cozy hotel is ready and waiting, promising two nights of comfort. There is no need to worry about moving your luggage between hotels over the three days. Once you've settled in, Iceland's capital is yours to explore.

You may start by checking out the iconic Hallgrimskirkja Church, famous for its unique architecture and enormous organ. Then, you could take a leisurely stroll through the Old Harbour, soak in the views, watch boats bobbing in the water, and maybe treat yourself to seafood at a waterfront restaurant.

Explore beyond the usual spots, too. Venture into the Reykjavik Art Museum for a dose of culture, or visit the National Museum of Iceland to delve into the country's rich history. If you're up for it, the Harpa Concert Hall is a modern architectural gem on the coast that has shows in English and Icelandic.

Reykjavik's streets are dotted with charming boutiques, cozy cafes, and hip galleries. Feel free to shop around, grab a bite to eat, or check out the local art scene. Your detailed itinerary is packed with insider tips, but remember, it's your day to make what you want of it.

After soaking in the city's vibe, head back to your Reykjavik hotel for a comfy night's sleep. Tomorrow is another day filled with possibilities.

Welcome to your second day in Iceland, where the choices of what to do are yours to make. 

If you're into exploring Iceland's natural wonders, there's the Golden Circle day tour. Walk where history happened at Thingvellir National Park, witness erupting geysers at the Geysir geothermal area, and enjoy the power of Gullfoss waterfall—all showcasing the stunning landscapes of this country.

For those seeking some relaxation, consider a visit to Sky Lagoon. Picture yourself soaking in warm waters and basking in a sauna with spectacular ocean views. It's a peaceful and rejuvenating experience.

Maybe you want to take Reykjavik at your own pace. A hop-on hop-off pass is your ticket to flexibility. Jump off wherever you want, explore, and then hop back on when you're ready for the next site.

Foodies have an optional tour particularly tailored to their tastes. A food walk tour introduces you to the tasty side of Icelandic cuisine. Try traditional and modern dishes, tasting the unique flavors that define this island's cuisine.

A 24-hour city card is like a key to Reykjavik's cultural treasures and is particularly great for those who want to know Iceland's history and culture. It can grant you free or discounted access to many museums, galleries, pools, and more.

If you're an adventure seeker, a bunch of tours are on offer. Whale-watching tours let you see these majestic creatures in their natural home. For a bird's-eye view of Iceland's surreal landscapes, a helicopter tour is your ticket to an unforgettable journey.

In winter, go after those enchanting northern lights. Take your pick—bus tours, boat rides, super jeep adventures, or thrilling ATV expeditions.

If you want a hot spring experience out of the city, the Hvammsvik Nature Baths is a great choice. Sink into the soothing waters while soaking in the Icelandic scenery.

Of course, you can spend today relaxing in Reykjavik or make your own plans out of the city.

Throughout the day, your personal travel agent is there to help. Whether it's advice on your chosen activities, sorting out transportation, or just answering your questions, they've got you covered.