Explore the world with tourHQ
Explore the world with tourHQ
From the bubbling Blue Lagoon to the curious rises of the Hallgr’mskirkja to lively seafood and Scandinavian vodka joints, Reykjavik guides from tourHQ have plenty to showcase under the Northern Lights.
Search Cities in Iceland
I am a Canadian who has been living in Iceland for 18 years. Enjoy exploring Iceland and the world ...
I am a historian and environmental scientist and teach these subjects in college in Iceland. I am ...
I have been a professional tourist guide and driver since 1988 and still love my job! I once ...
Educated within the Software industry. Lived a long time away from the island. A good ...
I am a licensed tour guide from the University of Iceland. Also, a textile/graphic designer ...
The Manager of Friend in Iceland company and tour guide for 10 ...
I am offering a selection of private (exclusive) and group activity holidays, short ...
I traveled all over Europe, Latin America and Africa, develops author's routes and accompanies ...
Sultan’s journey began as a young lad, exploring the rugged terrains of exploring Islamabad's ...
Guiding and driving small groups in remote areas where mother nature is the queen. I am specialized ...
Kristján Jónsson is a veteran mountaineer and a professional licenced tour ...
Hi there. My name is Bjorn and I was born and raised in Iceland, and I know my country well by ...
Hello, my name is Andy - Andy Iceland Guide. I am a qualified and certified tourist guide in ...
I have over 15 years of experience as a tour guide in Iceland. I have been fortunate enough to ...
Known as ‘the land of ice and fire’ thanks to its distinctive mix of white frozen tundra and steam-emitting geothermal springs, Reykjavik has flowered in recent years from a little known climbers’ getaway to a full-blown cosmopolitan party capital. Considered by some to be the Ibiza of the winter, Reykjavik surprisingly attracts dedicated clubbers from all over the world. In winter, the night does not end and hence neither does the party. In contrast to the moon-like, barren landscape of its surrounding areas, Reykjavik has the look of a toy town, clean, chaotic and brightly-coloured.
Alternating before your eyes between being a super-modern globally-wired capital and old-fashioned rural village, Reykjavik has many cultural spoils to offer its visitors. Rely on your Reykjavik tour guide for an exhaustive list of museums, art galleries and inspired structures, and the busy schedule of concerts, festivals and theatre happenings buzzing this city. Don’t forget to go further afield than the charming streets of the centre though, as Reykjavik is also home to some of the great geological wonders of the world including the Blue Lagoon, the city’s own turquoise blue thermal swimming pool.
Say Goodbye to Travel Stress