Iceland · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
The 8 best self-guided tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
South Coast Iceland day trip from Reykjavik with a guide, touchscreen audio in 10 languages, waterfalls, black sand, glacier views, and more.
“Black Sand Beach was by far the single most awe inspiring thing we had ever seen. Just the sheer power of Mother Nature was a thing to behold.”
Self-guided audio tour at Hellisheiði Geothermal Exhibition outside Reykjavík, with Carbfix room, interactive exhibits, and great audio.
“Self-guided audio tour. Interactive and bery informative. Can definitely recommend this tour. Both for adults and teens interesting. Children need add some guidance to understand the complexity.”
Self-guided audio walk through Reykjavik, from Hallgrimskirkja to Harpa and Old Harbour, ending at Parliament. Offline VoiceMap.
“This was a very well done self guided tour and cheap - we were able to follow the route on the map to each location. We walked through all of Reykjavik”
Self-guided Golden Circle in Iceland with GPS-triggered audio, offline maps, and flexible car stops from Geysir to Kerið.
“This guide is wonderful and surpassed my expectations. Don’t hesitate to get this one. The app is excellent as well.”
Self-guided Reykjavik scavenger hunt with GPS audio that links 3.1 km of outdoor sights, from Sun Voyager to Hallgrimskirkja. Start anytime.
“Really good trail. Loads to see and good clues. The write ups at each clue were a bit repetitive but other than that a great trail! Would recommend.”
Walk Reykjavik with offline GPS audio for about 1 to 2 hours. 30+ stories, landmarks like Hallgrimskirkja and Sun Voyager. English.
“Easy to use app. It was very neat how all you needed to do was walk with it running for the stories to play, or simply go to the "learn more" at a highlighted spot. I also liked that there were transcripts of the audio, and the clear audio directions and map. The stories were interesting, and the narration engaging. It was very informative and added a lot of missing context to my understanding of Reykjavik.”
Drive Iceland’s Snæfellsnes Peninsula with offline GPS audio, 80-plus stories, and flexible stops from beaches and caves to kirkjufell views.
“This guide is wonderful and surpassed my expectations. Don’t hesitate to get this one. The app is excellent as well.”
Drive the Reykjanes Peninsula by audio, hitting hot springs, sea cliffs, lava sights, and the Blue Lagoon area, at your own pace.
“The tour was spot on with locations. Worked flawlessly! Commentary was interesting, curent and insightful. The route was easy to navigate. Tour is very doable in just over three hours. However, I could easily spend up to 6 hours with several of the side trips. FYI: Only one restroom (WC) towards the last stop.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
