Thomas Cook Signature have made it even easier to to take a break to Reykjavik, with direct flights available with Icelandair from London Heathrow & Glasgow.
Hotel Leifur Eiriksson
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This friendly, family run hotel is opposite the 73-metre high Hallgrimskirkja Church that towers over Reykjavik.
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CenterHotel Klopp
A comfortable, family run hotel offering friendly, personal service, right in the centre of the city. The welcoming rooms and vibrant ambience are finished off with touches of Icelandic style.
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Radisson SAS Saga
A modern, elegant hotel in a peaceful and relaxing setting, the Saga offers a good range of facilities and a high standard of accommodation.
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Radisson SAS 1919
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This hotel brings modern, stylish accommodation with a high standard of service to the city centre. The vibrant Salt Lounge bar provides a great place to relax and socialise in the evenings and the hotel's chic, upscale restaurant combines first-class international cuisine with fresh Icelandic ingredients and a trendy urban vibe.
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Excursions
The Golden Circle
Either journey by coach or upgrade to a 4x4 jeep as you admire Iceland's natural wonders including a lake-filled extinct volcanic crater and the breathtaking Golden Waterfall. Explore the geyser area, where an active geyser spouts every few minutes, and visit Thingvellir National Park. Lunch is not included.
Blue Lagoon evening tour
Enjoy a peaceful and romantic evening with the opportunity to bathe in the warm mineral-rich water of the Blue Lagoon. Clients may also choose to dine at the exquisite Blue Lagoon restaurant (dinner is not included in the tour price).
Northern Lights
Join this tour to see the colourful northern lights which, on a clear night, can be seen dancing across the sky. The best time of year to view this amazing sight is between autumn and spring; however, if you're not lucky enough to see them, you can try again another night for free.
Hotels we feature in Reykjavik
Hilton Reykjavik Nordica plus
Radisson SAS Saga
Radisson SAS 1919 plus
CenterHotel Klopp
Icelandair Loftleidir
Hotel Leifur Eiriksson plus
Must sees
Start your sightseeing in the Old Town, which begins at the harbour and extends to the Tjornin, a large pond by the city hall frequented by ice-skaters in winter. The Old Town has a number of historic buildings including the National and Art Museums, while the National Gallery houses work by Icelandic and international artists. See the city aloft from Reykjavik's highest and most imposing structure, the spire of Halgrimur's Church. Enjoy a meal at the Pearl, a magnificent glass structure housing a revolving restaurant perched atop hot water tanks, and don't miss the opportunity to take a dip in one of Reykjavik's geothermal swimming pools.
Must buys
The main shopping area is Laugavegur in the downtown area of the city where you'll find designer boutiques, arts and craft galleries and jewellery design studios. For Icelandic souvenirs such as moonstone jewellery and ceramics
decorated with crushed lava, try the Kringlan, Iceland's largest indoor shopping mall.
Must tries
Fish is bountiful in Iceland so, not surprisingly, there are plenty of seafood dishes. Varieties of fish include steinbitur (catfish), skata (skate) and lax (wild salmon). Smoked or boiled lundi (puffin) is a local speciality.
