• Harbour - As we drive into Reykjavík Harbor, you’ll see the striking Harpa Concert Hall, colorful boats, and bustling cafes. The harbor is a lively blend of maritime history and modern attractions, reflecting Reykjavík’s dynamic spirit.
• Þúfa - Þúfa is a serene, grassy art installation with a traditional fish-drying shed on top, offering panoramic views of Reykjavík. We’ll have a 10-15 minute stop here with the guide for a brief climb and reflection.
• Stýrimannastígur - We drive into the old west side of Reykjavík, navigating its cozy streets. This charming area features historic houses with colorful facades, reflecting traditional Icelandic architecture. The blend of old-world charm and vibrant local culture makes this neighborhood truly unique as we explore.
• Austurvollur Square - Next, we drive to Austurvöllur, a central square in Reykjavík. Here, we’ll explore the open space and admire the statues, including the prominent statue of Jón Sigurðsson, a leader in Iceland’s independence movement. The square is a lively gathering spot, surrounded by important buildings like the Parliament House and various cafes, capturing the heart of the city’s political and social life.
• Skothúsvegur - We’ll now head up to Þingholtin, a picturesque neighborhood in Reykjavík known for its charming streets and historic buildings. This area provides a glimpse into the city’s architectural heritage, showcasing well-preserved houses from different eras. It’s a tranquil escape just a short drive from the bustling city center, offering a chance to appreciate Reykjavík’s distinctive charm from the comfort of our vehicle.
• Hallgrimskirkja - We’ll make a 10-15 minute stop at Hallgrímskirkja, Reykjavík’s iconic church and a masterpiece of Icelandic architecture. This allows for a chance to admire its distinctive design, which draws inspiration from Iceland’s natural landscapes. From its observation tower, you can take in sweeping views of the city, offering a perfect opportunity to appreciate both the cultural significance and stunning panoramic vistas that Hallgrímskirkja offers
• Perlan - Instead of stopping at Hallgrímskirkja, we have the option to continue our drive to Perlan for a visit. Perlan, meaning “The Pearl” in Icelandic, is a unique glass-domed structure sitting atop hot water storage tanks. Here, you can explore exhibitions, enjoy panoramic views of Reykjavík from the observation deck, and visit the revolving restaurant. It’s a memorable option offering both cultural insights and stunning vistas of the city and its surroundings.
• Laugavegur - Finally, we drive down Laugarvegur, Reykjavík’s main shopping street and cultural hub. This vibrant thoroughfare is lined with shops, restaurants, and cafes, offering a lively atmosphere and a taste of Icelandic urban life. As we descend, you’ll soak in the energy and diversity of this bustling street, marking the end of our journey through Reykjavík’s eclectic sights and sounds.

• Guided tour

• On-board WiFi

Enjoy a private 60-minute guided tour of Reykjavik’s city center aboard electric tuk-tuks. Highlights include Reykjavik Harbor, a stop at Þúfa for a serene art installation experience, and the old west side with its historic houses. You can choose to visit either Hallgrímskirkja for panoramic views or Perlan as an alternative option, perfect if you have already seen Hallgrímskirkja. Conclude with a drive down Laugarvegur, Reykjavik’s main shopping street, exploring the city’s charm and landmarks in eco-friendly comfort.

The best part is, if you have two or more children in your group, the Tuk-tuk can accommodate up to six passengers, making it an ideal choice for families seeking a private adventure together.

Additionally, it is possible to tailor the tour to your needs as long as it remains within the Reykjavik central area.

This tour also includes pick-up and drop-off at your desired locations, such as hotels or restaurants, as long as they are within the central area.

• The one-hour tuk tuk tour includes 35 minutes of guided driving, complemented by two stops: a 10-minute stop at Þúfa and a 15-minute stop at Hallgrímskirkja. Alternatively, you can choose to visit Perlan instead, where the stop would also be 15 minutes.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.