Reykjavik: New Year’s Eve Fireworks Cruise
1.Reykjavik: New Year’s Eve Fireworks Cruise
Sail into Faxaflói Bay for Reykjavik's New Year's Eve fireworks, champagne, warm overalls, and a clear citywide view from the sea.

Festive Season · REYKJAVIK CHRISTMAS TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 7 reykjavik christmas tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Sail into Faxaflói Bay for Reykjavik's New Year's Eve fireworks, champagne, warm overalls, and a clear citywide view from the sea.

Review of Reykjavik’s New Year’s Eve yacht cruise, with fireworks, champagne, bay views, pricing, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.

“Extremely disappointed, expecting a 2 hour cruise experience with views of fireworks , we were taken from where the boat was docked and we floated at anchor in the bay opposite the city of Reykjavik for two hours ! Basically a floating bar at the cost of £239.74p Sterling for 2 passengers . We did get a glass of free champagne ( hardly free it’s paid for within the costings ) Free WiFi , hit and miss connection if you want to send new year Greetings . The company let off 4 off their own fireworks before returning to Dock ( The othered were free to view from anywhere in…”
Watch Reykjavik’s New Year fireworks from the Arctic Rose, with champagne, panoramic decks, blankets, and a chance of northern lights.

“next to the fireworks show, I finally got to spot a bunch of Aurora lights. That made it 1000% worth it!”
Taste Icelandic Christmas classics, hear spooky folklore, and stroll Reykjavik with a local guide on this generous three-hour food tour.

“Loved the tour, our guide Pauly was amazing, kind and told us a lot about Iceland and it’s traditions. Food itself was great, loved all the restaurants and food options. We had an amazing time”
Explore Reykjavik's Christmas lights, markets, Yule Lads, folklore, and festive treats on this friendly two-hour walking tour.

“Guide sympa, lumières féeriques, jolie ville pour passer Noël.”
Explore Reykjavik’s Christmas traditions, folklore, markets, music, and landmarks on a friendly two-hour walking tour.

“Went to Iceland for Christmas. The tour gave a sense of the city of Reykjavik and Icelandic Christmas traditions (the black cat, 13 trolls, fermented shark/rays, etc). The tour guide was friendly and knowledgable. The tour takes you to the national Christmas tree, a large cathedral. and a couple of shops. The guide mixed in some general information about the history of Iceland to supplement the Christmas customs. The tea/coffee/hot chocolate break was well-timed to get out of the cold. It was also a good way to get acquainted with downtown.”
Ring in New Year’s Eve from a Reykjavík yacht with champagne, coastal fireworks, and a chance to see the Northern Lights.

“Fireworks & random whale sighting was exciting however staff were not trying hard to hunt for Northern lights on a clear sky even though we had lots of time prior to midnight champagne & fireworks. Staff were nice but engaging.”
Pick a market, a lights route or a sled team.