The great thing about living in Reykjavik is how vibrant and fun the city has become. This development is the culmination of the concerted effort the city authorities have made to improve the environment and raise the standard of living for the people who live here or are visiting. There are so many activities and places to discover now, and it is hard for travelers to prioritize. Activities in Iceland are not inexpensive; after all, Iceland is a Nordic state, and the standard of living is high. So when people choose their activities or tours in Reykjavik, price is undoubtedly a factor. However, I have made it my mission to help you have a perfect day in Reykjavik.

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Making tours and activities in Reykjavik more affordable for families

Luckily, I have put together an impressive list of promotional codes that save you money on top-rated tours and activities here in Reykjavik. Getting this all together has been a lot of work, but I have been delighted by the response; thousands of people have been able to save money on tours in Reykjavik and Iceland by using the Stuck in Iceland promotional codes. It is especially gratifying for me to be able to make Icelandic tours and activities more affordable for families. So without further ado, here are all the Reykja tours and activities you can save on in the summer of 2022.

Inside an ice cave at Perlan.
Discovering an ice cave. Photo credit Perlan Museum.

Learn about Icelandic nature and glaciers on Howitzer hill

What tours and activities are available here in Reykjavik that you can save on with the promo codes? Let’s imagine it is raining horizontally, like sometimes happens here in Reykjavik, believe it or not! The exhibitions at Perlan are perfect for that. Book your ticket to Perlan, apply the promotional code from Stuck in Iceland,  head up to the glass dome on Öskjuhlíð hill and experience fantastic exhibitions about Icelandic glaciers and nature. Fun fact Öskjuhlíð hill was so heavily fortified in World War II that British soldiers stationed in Reykjavik nicknamed it Howitzer hill.

We are proud to give our readers discounts with Elding as a part of our selection of promo codes for Iceland tours.
We are proud to give our readers discounts with Elding as a part of our selection of promo codes for Iceland tours.

See the whales and puffins with Elding to have a perfect day in Reykjavik

Whale-watching and puffin-watching tours with Elding are really popular. First of all, the proximity to sighting spots is essential. Giant whales and tiny puffins like to hang around in the bay outside Reykjavik. So the sailing trip to see whales or puffins doesn’t take too long. You get a lot of facts about the whales and puffins on tours from the guides; the tours with Elding are an entertaining way for adults and kids alike to learn about these magnificent creatures. Elding takes its environmental commitment seriously. the people there work hard to minimize their impact on the whales, puffins, and the environment. I like that! So sign up for the Stuck in Iceland Newsletter and get the promotional code for Elding’s tours from Reykjavik today.

Reykjavik from the air
See beautiful Reykjavik from the air on the bestselling Geothermal helicopter tour.
Photo credit: Einar H. Reynis on Unsplash

Soar above Reykjavik and its volcanic neighborhood

My friends at Norðurflug have a mission. They want you to be thrilled and amazed at the beauty of Iceland, as seen from above. A nice bonus is that you will learn a lot about the geological forces that shape Iceland. Their geothermal tour takes you from Reykjavik airport straight to the highly active and stunningly beautiful Hellisheidi plateau range and land in the Hengill mountain range. On the way back, you will soar above beautiful Reykjavik. Get the promo code for the geothermal helicopter tour and fly free like an Icelandic raven.

Head out from Reykjavik

You will want to explore more than just Reykjavik and its surroundings. Luckily, Reykjavik is a hub for tours and activities further afield.

Go into the glacier and discover a new world.
Go into the glacier and discover a new world.

Head Into the Glacier; you cannot miss it!

One of Iceland’s most magnificent attractions is the ice tunnel in the massive Langjökull glacier. This mind-bogglingly massive tunnel takes you a whopping 500 meters (1.640 feet) Into the glacier. I am not great at describing how incredible it is to enter and explore the tunnel. I could not get my head around the project when it was built. But here it is nevertheless. I cannot recommend it enough. The ice tunnel is just a 45-minute drive from Reykjavik, and the Stuck in Iceland promotional code gives you a great deal on the ticket. Just go!

People enjoying themselves at the Sky Iagoon spa in Iceland
Enjoying life to the fullest at the Sky Lagoon.

See the Golden Circle and relax in the Sky Lagoon afterward

The Golden Circle is a must-see area for those visiting Iceland for the first time. In one tour, you will see the amazing Gullfoss waterfall, the gushing geysers at Haukadalur valley, and the historical site of Þingvellir. With Reykjavik sightseeing, you will get a comfortable trip with a ten-language audio guide so you can learn about the sites you visit. Afterward, you will see the stunning Sky-Lagoon spa. When I visited, I was so relaxed and refreshed. So book the combination tour Golden Circle and Sky Lagoon with the Stuck in Iceland promo code.

Gullfoss waterfall in Iceland.
Gullfoss waterfall is stunning all year around.

Plan your perfect day in Reykjavik

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