Iceland · DRINKING TOURS
The 5 best drinking tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Step into Reykjavik’s ice bar and gallery for Viking-carved ice, a welcome drink in an ice glass, and a quick, memorable cold-weather stop.
“Such a fun and beautiful place to visit! The staff were lovely, and helped us take some really fun photos, the art in the ice is absolutely incredible! Great vibe, thoroughly recommend”
Reykjavik Beer and Booze Tour is a small-group 4-stop tasting of Icelandic beers and snaps, with downtown navigation tips in English.
“Drunk guide took us to 3 empty back street bars and served us some strange beer. 2/3 of the group left at bar two. Save your mobey”
A 3-hour small-group Reykjavik walk with five tastings, craft beer, and landmark history, timed for a great first-night dinner.
“We really enjoyed Lalli’s tour. He shared a lot of information about the history of Iceland and its people. We had several traditional icelandic dishes (pickled shark, smoked lamb, pancakes, fish stew, fish and chips). Then we sampled various craft beers to finish the evening. Small wonderful group of 7 people. I highly recommend this tour”
Reykjavik's Beer and Booze Tour offers 10 Icelandic craft beer samples or 5 spirits, plus a guided walk, local stories, and bar time.
“We had a wonderful time! We ended up being the only people on the tour, which made it a lot of fun! We got to ask our tour guide a lot about Icelandic culture, which was a very unique opportunity. The beer was a plus!”
A 1-hour craft beer tour in Kópavogur near Reykjavik, tasting five Icelandic beers and learning how Gæðingur makes them.
“Excellent effort from head brewery on the tour. A friendly brewery and taproom who made me most welcome. The beer was excellent with a large variety of styles and abv. Why Viator didn't tell them I was coming is beyond me.”
Every kind of day out on the island, and the best of each.
