Housed within a historic Salt Fish factory by the harbor, Matur og Drykkur—Icelandic for food or drink— creates classic Icelandic cuisine with modern flair. The family restaurant commits to reinventing recipes sourced from historic cookbooks with their own homemade twist. 

Baka Baka serves freshly baked bread, pastries, and coffees by day and fire-baked pizzas, pasta, and natural wines by night. From sunrise to sunset, this two-level restaurant is the spot to indulge in every dish at any time of the day.

The harmony of the Nordic-Italian fusion concept at Mat Bar in Reykjavik is one-of-a-kind. This restaurant offers seasonal tapas like cheese flatbread with wasabi honey walnuts and affogato of espresso with vanilla ice cream.

Pastry chef and owner Aurore Cady and her all-women team create the delectable fusion of Icelandic charm and French pastry mastery at Sweet Aurora. They serve classics like Tonka bean cream-filled chocolate eclairs, "volcano macarons" with smoked chocolate ganache, and custom cakes. 

Kaffivagninn is the oldest restaurant in Iceland with specialties like smoked trout omelets with Danish-style butter bread and traditional spreads. The charming brunch spot also offers scrumptious meals like chia porridge, brunch platters, pancake and French toast platters, and more. 

The plant-based restaurant and wellness sanctuary has a vibrant atmosphere with natural decor. From delicious herbal tea blends and smoothies to hearty stews with fire-baked naan, Mama Reykjavik nourishes mind, body, and soul.

The 3-hour food walk tour is a foodie traveler must for a true taste of Iceland while sightseeing iconic landmarks. Guests will savor eight or more Icelandic dishes across six local establishments from food trucks to fine-dining spots.

Led by a family-run team at Reykjavik Outventure, visitors enjoy one of Iceland’s highest-rated excursions during the Northern Lights Tour. Visitors get free high-quality photos, complimentary homemade hot chocolate with cinnamon buns, and warm wool blankets.

The ultimate Icelandic itinerary has to include whale watching for a majestic encounter with humpback, orca, blue, and minke whales. Guided by marine experts, this tour ensures minimal disturbance to these remarkable ocean creatures with provided overalls, raincoats, and blankets.

Visiting Iceland means a required day at the Golden Circle, Blue Lagoon, and Kerid Volcanic Crater. Rejuvenate in the geothermal waters of the Blue Lagoon, Thingvellir, Geysir Hot Spring, Gullfoss waterfall, and the stunning Kerid crater.

This horseback riding tour connects visitors to nature, culture, and community among the captivating landscapes around Iceland. Ideal for both beginners and experienced riders, they provide equipment to explore lava-laden terrains, serene lakes, and the majestic mountains. 

See parts of Iceland inaccessible by car on this ATV adventure tour on top of two panoramic rugged peaks. Led by a local instructor this adventure is perfect for experienced and first-time riders.

Travelers snorkel between tectonic plates in Silfra at one of the world’s most dramatic snorkeling sites. With a dry suit and snorkeling equipment included, guests snorkel through the glaciers with hot chocolate and cookies afterward.

A volcanologist guides travelers through this epic volcano hike with insights into the events of the new eruption at Litla-Hrùt. The 3-hour tour requires physical fitness and schedule flexibility with seasonal weather conditions. 

Sledding with dogs would probably be one of the most memorable moments for animal-loving travelers in Iceland. The local guide provides additional cold-weather clothing if needed and guests give the dogs belly rubs during photo breaks.