Top Things to do in Seltjarnarnes
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6 Tours in Seltjarnarnes That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Seltjarnarnes, Iceland including Reykjavik City Walking Tour, Iceland Game of Thrones Tours, Reykjavik Shopping Tour, Northern Lights at Seltjarnarnes Tour, Northern lights tour, Iceland Southcoast Adventure.
1. Reykjavik City Walking Tour
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
Walking tour of Reykjavik city center. Sights included are: The Rock Village (Reykjavik´s oldest residential district), Volcano House and the old harbour, Ingolfstorg, the famous Bill Clinton Hotdog stand, Laekjargata, Reykjavik City Hall, with optional visits to: Harpan Concert Hall and Hallgrimskirkja church. Guided by an experienced local.
Inclusions: Driver/guide
Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified
Reviewed By magnetic_red
I booked the Northern Lights near Reykjavic with Egill on my first night of a 14 day self driving tour of Iceland. Although Mother Nature did not bless us with the Aurora that night, I enjoyed the tour and the incredible starry night skies above Iceland. Egill went above and beyond trying to find the lights while keeping us entertained with stories about his growing up in Iceland, elves, trolls, and other Icelandic folklore. Egill is a walking Icelandic encyclopedia and gave me some great tips for the rest of my 14 day self driving tour.
2. Iceland Game of Thrones Tours
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
This is a 5 hour tour to see three places fairly close to Reykjavik used as film locations for the popular HBO Game of Thrones television series. You'll get a great taste of Iceland on this short tour out of Reykjavik. We also offer a 10 hour day tour from Reykjavik which includes the film location the Wildlings raid on Ollie's village. There's over 20 film locations for GOT in Iceland spread all over the country and we are happy to make up a custom tour for you. Start by booking the 5 hour tour please.
Inclusions: Licensed Tour Guide
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3. Reykjavik Shopping Tour
The first location visited is Reykjavik´s oldest shopping-street Laugavegurinn was for long time the cities trendiest street for shopping café culture and a place where artists resided and lived. The guide gives some historic overview of Laugavegurinn that now hosts a number of souvenir shops, bars and hotels are in the area. At Laugavegurinn we visit the Gilbert watch store that produces and sells the only designer watch sold in a single store in the whole world and worn by the likes of: Yoko Ono, Ben Stiller and the Dalai Lama. The second place visited is: Kringlan shopping-mall or Smárinn shopping-mall. In the shopping malls stores that can be visited sell Icelandic outdoor clothing such as: 66N, Cintamani, Icewear and Don Cano. In the supermarkets, the unique Icelandic food products which can be purchased are: dilled and smoked salmon and hard-fish (Icelandic fish jerky). Introduction on Icelandic milk products such as skyr.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: For your own purchase
Reviewed By magnetic_red
I booked the Northern Lights near Reykjavic with Egill on my first night of a 14 day self driving tour of Iceland. Although Mother Nature did not bless us with the Aurora that night, I enjoyed the tour and the incredible starry night skies above Iceland. Egill went above and beyond trying to find the lights while keeping us entertained with stories about his growing up in Iceland, elves, trolls, and other Icelandic folklore. Egill is a walking Icelandic encyclopedia and gave me some great tips for the rest of my 14 day self driving tour.
4. Northern Lights at Seltjarnarnes Tour
Planning a trip to Reykjavik? The Northern Lights season is the best time. Looking for the best places to catch the Northern Lights in Iceland? The capital of Iceland offers a good opportunity to witness one of the best experiences that you must do once in life. Let yourself be guided towards the beautiful Nordic lights. Observe nature’s miracle at Reykjavik’s city center and enjoy the breathtaking show. Gaze at Northern Lights dancing across Iceland’s sky while you walk the Seltjarnarnes Peninsula streets. An incredible natural phenomenon, that you cannot miss. A local charismatic guide will reveal the secrets and interesting facts about the mystical Northern Lights. Notes: * Sightings of the Northern Lights are not guaranteed during the tour. Weather conditions can affect visibility. * We recommend checking the Northern Lights forecast. * Customers must dress according to weather. Warm and waterproof clothes are highly recommended.
Inclusions: Professional local tour guide, Transportation to Perlan Observatory, Seltjarnarnes Peninsula and Hallgrímskirkja (way back)
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5. Northern lights tour
See the northern lights and Golden Circle in this combo tour. Enjoy one of the rare unurbanized spaces on earth where nature is preserved and witness the magic of the lights
Inclusions: WiFi on board
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Reviewed By magnetic_red
I booked the Northern Lights near Reykjavic with Egill on my first night of a 14 day self driving tour of Iceland. Although Mother Nature did not bless us with the Aurora that night, I enjoyed the tour and the incredible starry night skies above Iceland. Egill went above and beyond trying to find the lights while keeping us entertained with stories about his growing up in Iceland, elves, trolls, and other Icelandic folklore. Egill is a walking Icelandic encyclopedia and gave me some great tips for the rest of my 14 day self driving tour.
6. Iceland Southcoast Adventure
Take the Southcoast or southshore tour of Iceland to see Reynisdragar at the black beach. The non-manmade basalt columns are a sight to see as nature's own version of urban buildings. This is one of my favorite tours.
Inclusions: Tour Guide
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Reviewed By magnetic_red
I booked the Northern Lights near Reykjavic with Egill on my first night of a 14 day self driving tour of Iceland. Although Mother Nature did not bless us with the Aurora that night, I enjoyed the tour and the incredible starry night skies above Iceland. Egill went above and beyond trying to find the lights while keeping us entertained with stories about his growing up in Iceland, elves, trolls, and other Icelandic folklore. Egill is a walking Icelandic encyclopedia and gave me some great tips for the rest of my 14 day self driving tour.
