Devenir islandais : promenade dans la ville de Reykjavik

Une promenade en ville islandaise à Reykjavik
Guide local en Islande

Guidé par un guide local et expérimenté

Remboursement de 100% € si votre navire ne fait pas escale

Remboursement de 100% € si votre navire ne fait pas escale

Paiement facile et sécurisé

Paiement facile et sécurisé

Clients satisfaits et heureux

Clients satisfaits et heureux

Temps forts

  • Interactive 2.5-hour walking tour of Reykjavik with a local guide
  • Personal Becoming Icelandic passport to guide you along the way
  • Walk through the oldest streets of downtown Reykjavik
  • Local legends, stories and insider tips you won’t find in a guidebook
  • Fun missions to help you think and act like an Icelander
  • Passport stamp and honorary Icelander title at the end
Durée
2,5 Heures
Age minimum
0+ ans
Taille du groupe
Max 20 Persons
Langues
Anglais
Prix
7594 ISK

A propos de l'excursion

Looking for a Reykjavik walking tour that goes beyond the usual sightseeing? Becoming Icelandic is a playful mix of guided city walk, interactive game and fun introduction to the Icelandic way of life. Over 2.5 hours, you’ll explore the historic heart of the capital while discovering the culture, humour and traditions that shape everyday life in Iceland.

Receive Your Becoming Icelandic Passport

Your adventure begins at Idno, a historic building on the shore of Reykjavik’s city pond. Your guide hands you a personal Becoming Icelandic passport, which serves as your map for the tour and your logbook for the missions you’ll take on along the way. Keep it close: it’s your ticket to earning a brand-new identity by the end of the walk.

Explore the Oldest Streets of Downtown Reykjavik

Together with your local guide, you’ll stroll through the oldest parts of the city centre, where colourful houses, hidden corners and historic buildings tell the story of how a small settlement grew into Iceland’s vibrant capital. Along the way, your guide shares local legends, fascinating stories and the small everyday details that reveal what being Icelandic is really about, the kind of insider knowledge you won’t find in any guidebook.

Complete Fun Missions Along the Way

Between the stories, you’ll be challenged with a series of missions designed to help you think, act and live like a local. It’s an entertaining and hands-on way to learn about Icelandic culture, and a great opportunity to share some laughs with your fellow travellers. Whether you’re visiting solo, as a couple, with friends or with family, the missions make the experience lively and memorable.

Become an Honorary Icelander

Complete all your missions, and your guide will stamp your passport and officially declare you an honorary Icelander. You’ll leave with a better understanding of Iceland’s culture, a few great stories to share back home, and a unique souvenir of your time in Reykjavik.

Meeting Point

The tour starts in front of Idno, by the Reykjavik city pond (Tjornin) : 3 Vonarstræti, 101 Reykjavík, IS.
Once your booking is confirmed, you’ll receive a personal email with all the practical details you need for the tour.

Inclus

  • Your own Becoming Icelandic passport, stamped at the end
  • A famous Icelandic hot dog (or a voucher to enjoy later)
  • Guided walk led by a local guide

Non inclus

  • Offres spéciales ou gratuites

À noter

This Becoming Icelandic tour takes place outdoors and runs in all weather, so dress for whatever Iceland has in store that day. Wear sturdy, comfortable walking shoes, bring warm layers and pack a waterproof jacket, just in case.

You’ll spend around 2.5 hours on foot exploring the city, so a reasonable level of mobility is needed. As long as you’re comfortable walking at a relaxed group pace, you’re more than welcome to join.

Families are warmly welcome, and children love taking part in the missions. Strollers and prams can come along too, ideally a model that’s easy to push through the city streets for the full duration of the walk. Service animals are also allowed, and the meeting point is easily reached by public transport.

What should I bring?

  • Good walking shoes: the tour lasts around 2.5 hours on foot.
  • Clothing for the weather: dress in warm layers and bring a waterproof jacket, as the tour runs outdoors whatever the conditions.
  • A camera or smartphone: to snap photos of the sights and keep a souvenir of your day.
  • Plenty of curiosity and a good mood: the most important things to pack!

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  • Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure

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