Overview:
The Blue Lagoon is not situated in the city of Reykjavik, but this is an absolute must see for travelers and the major attraction for any Reykjavik tourist. These lovely thermal waters are always pleasant and welcoming, rain or shine, summer or winter.
Enjoy a comforting shop in Reykjavik, sieving through nifty crafts shops along with Scandinavian designer stores. One of the major shopping malls is The Kringlan shopping mall, and uber social hangout place. Trendy fur clothes are a traditional Icelandic speciality and these can be found at the upmarket Eggert.
Reykjavik is known for its buzzing and entertaining nightlife. There are endless amounts of pubs, bars, hotel lounges and restaurants open all night. A unique and exciting night on the town is guaranteed!
*** During the Secret Solstice Festival in Reykjavik prices for accommodation will increase***
Holiday price is from £ 795 per person based on availability and two persons sharing a standard double/twin room. Single supplement upon request.
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Tour Itinerary:
Day 1: Arrival in Reykjavik
Upon arrival in Reykjavik, make your way to the shuttle bus outside the terminal. The FlyBus is connected to all arriving flights at Keflavik Airport and departs from the airport 30-40 minutes after each flight arrival. Seats are pre-booked, pre-paid and always guaranteed.
Days 2 – 3: Exploring Reykjavik
Breakfast at the hotel followed by free time to explore the city. We can pre-book sightseeing, activity and Northern Lights tours. Please ask us for more details.
Day 4: Departure from Reykjavik
After breakfast at your hotel, check out and take the shuttle bus back to Keflavik airport for your return flight.
Package Includes:
- Direct flights from London Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, Manchester, Bristol, Edinburgh or Glasgow to Reykjavik and return (Other UK airports upon request)
- 1 piece of check-in luggage per traveler (up to 20 kg)
- Airport transfers by a shuttle bus in Reykjavik
- Accommodation in a standard twin/double room (single supplement available)
- Breakfast daily
- 24-hour emergency service
- ATOL protection
- All taxes
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Car Rental
You can rent a car, as long as you have a valid EU or international driver's license. Most cars will have manual transmission.
Transportation
Railway mostly serves domestic routes and is used as an easy and quick way to get from the capital to major cities of the country. There are some international routes, like to Moscow and St. Petersburg, but time spent on the way will be quite long.
Buses are one of the most convenient ways to travel between the Baltic States. Eurolines will get you between Riga, Vilnius and Tallinn. One way tickets will cost £ 15 - £ 20 and approximate travel time is 5 hours between the cities. Ticket reservations in advance are recommended.
Taxis are the quickest and most convenient way of travelling round the city. You'll find them located close to the main hotels. Usually it's quite easy to catch a taxi on the street, however, it's much better and safer to order one by phone. Taxi costs in all of the Baltic countries and Poland are approximately the same and a ride in the centre of the city will cost you approx £ 5 - £ 7. Taxis in Finland and Russia are considerably more expensive. It is always a good idea to get your hotel to book a taxi for you and ask approximately how much the trip will cost before you get in.
We would not recommend you to take public transportation within the city, as it's usually crowded and it may cause you unnecessary anxiety about where to stop.