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Live tours in Iceland

Explore Iceland live with a local, from wherever you are. A guide walks the streets of Akureyri and Reykjavik on a video call, or talks you through it by phone, and shows you what a guidebook cannot.

27 live tours 2 cities

Explore Iceland live with a local

Most visitors use Reykjavik as a base for day trips into Iceland's geothermal and volcanic landscapes, but the city itself rewards a slower look, particularly along Laugavegur and around the old harbour, where whale-watching boats and seafood restaurants operate side by side.

Why go to Iceland

  • Hallgrímskirkja church, with the city's best viewpoint from its tower
  • Harpa concert hall, a striking glass building on the harbour
  • Easy access to the Golden Circle and geothermal landscapes
  • A walkable, colourful old harbour district
  • A chance to see the northern lights from the city in winter months

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Good to know about Iceland

How does a live video tour of Iceland work?

You book a session, join a video call at the time you picked in your own time zone, and a local guide walks the streets live, pointing out real places as they go. You can ask questions the whole time.

What do I need to join?

A phone, tablet or laptop with a camera and a steady connection. The link comes with your booking confirmation.

Can I book with other people, or just myself?

Both. Most sessions are small groups of up to twelve; you can also ask for a private one just for you.