Iceland · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
The 5 self-guided tours below are ordered by how many travellers actually went, with the price, the running time and who each one suits. Start at the top; the reasons are underneath.
Visit the Hellisheiði Geothermal Energy Exhibition near Reykjavík. Self-guided audio tour, interactive exhibits, and Carbfix room stop.
“I absolutley loved being able to visit and our an operating geothermal energy plant! I do wish that instead of an app that someone was able to walk us through everything especially since there really were only 2 of us in the entire exhibit.”
A low-cost self-guided audio walk in Reykjavik, from Hallgrimskirkja to Harpa and Old Harbour, with offline audio and GPS cues.
“Disappointed that I couldn’t use it as you have to follow exactly route and share your location at all times. I was under impression that you can just listen to the appropriate parts once you’re there, no matter the order. So haven’t used this audio tour, and probably won’t use any audio tours ever again after this experience.. definitely should’ve go for a walking tour”
Drive Iceland’s Golden Circle from Reykjavik with a GPS-triggered audio guide, offline maps, and flexible stops for your rental car.
“Don’t worry about being at exact starting spot. Listen to the intro dentin - 5 of them before your trip. Get familiar with how app works in your car. Might need to have phone open and the video in car. Once you get used to how app works - it is great! Highly recommend”
Self-guided walk in Ísafjörður with maritime history, quirky art, and local architecture, plus offline audio and GPS for $9.99.
“A great way to explore this lovely town. The app was very easy to use and very informative. Would highly recommend”
Self-guided Reykjavik scavenger hunt with audio and GPS for a 3-hour walk past Harpa, Hallgrimskirkja, and more. Flexible, $9.60.
“Greats to see important parts of Reykjavik with a little explanation. Not to difficult riddles and a fine distance.”
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