Small group Tour: Reykjavik Secret Food Guided Walking Tour
Experience Reykjavik through its food, history, and local character on this flavorful guided tour. Travelers explore the Icelandic capital with a knowledgeable local guide while tasting a range of dishes that reflect both tradition and modern culinary culture. Each stop offers a chance to discover the ingredients, stories, and customs that shape everyday life in Reykjavik. As the tour moves through the city center, guests take in colorful streets, welcoming neighborhoods, and the lively atmosphere that defines this northern capital. Tastings introduce regional flavors and memorable specialties, creating a deeper connection to Iceland beyond its famous landmarks. The relaxed pace allows time to enjoy each bite while learning about the city’s heritage and evolving food scene. This tour is a strong choice for travelers seeking an authentic, delicious introduction to Reykjavik through local insight, culture, and cuisine.
Duration:
Approximately 3 hours to 3 hours 30 minutes.
Start Time:
11:30am
Inclusions:
Guided walking tour, 7 food tastings: Traditional kleina (Icelandic donut), Icelandic hot dog, traditional seafood soup, A taste of Iceland: local jams, chocolates and treats, viking platter: smoked lamb, lamb soup and more, Icelandic marriage cake, and a delicious secret dish.
Exclusions:
Transportation to/from hotel, any other food or beverages not mentioned, and gratuities.
Meeting point:
Leif Eriksson Monument at Skólavörðustígur 45, 101 Reykjavík outside the Hallgrímskirkja Church.
Ending point:
Central Reykjavik near the Ingólfstorg Square.
Important Information:
Please advise us in advance of any food allergies or special dietary requirements.
We recommend wearing comfortable shoes.
Please note: the itinerary and menu are subject to change, based on the locations' availability, weather, and other circumstances.
There will be approximately 45 minutes of walking on this tour.
Maximum pax allowed on this tour is 12.
This tour operates daily, all year round from January 1 – December 31.
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