Iceland · SHOW
Every Iceland trip has one free day too few. These 8 shows justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Feel real heat from recreated lava in Reykjavík, with goggles, a live host, and a fun geology lesson, about 1 hour long.
“Excellent show the guide very knowledgeable and friendly, I thought it was amazing. would definitely recommend”
Experience Reykjavik’s live Lava Show with real molten lava, an educational film, and Q&A. Premium adds lounge, backstage tour, and drink.
“Entertaining and informative show for the entire family. Very easy to purchase tickets. Great description of the show.”
Experience real molten lava in Vík with safety glasses, a Katla eruption story, and time for Q&A, plus a chance to touch cooling lava.
“It is a decent show. rated it 3 star. Could see molten lava and it cooling, but nothing too special about it. Pricing in Iceland is expensive anyway, so $50 for a 30 min show is a bit much. Kids may be more fascinated with it.”
See real lava indoors in Vík, Iceland. Feel the heat as molten rock flows and cools in a 50-minute live show for $54.
“The lava show was really informative and entertaining. Be prepared for heat, as the lava radiates a lot of heat into the room once it comes out. My son and I enjoyed it a lot.”
Private South Coast Fire and Ice day: Skogafoss, black sand beach, Vik Lava Show, glacier viewpoint walk, and Seljalandsfoss.
“During our tour, we enjoyed everything. We happened to see two puffins at the falls. We also saw people hang gliding at the black sand beach. The lava show is very interesting, and we were allowed to take cooled down lava samples home. Robert, the tour guide is extremely friendly and ready to answer your questions.”
A 7-course Icelandic teppanyaki tasting in Reykjavík with a real open-flame show, plus a sake cocktail and winter northern lights odds.
“Absolutely fantastic experience. Wilson, our chef was brilliant and so talented. The food was incredible. Highly recommended this x”
A 7-course teppanyaki dinner at Flame in Reykjavik, featuring Icelandic ingredients, live fire cooking, and a sake cocktail.
“Dinner at Flame was pleasant, Chef Wilson was charming . He prepared a Hibachi dinner that was delicious and quite filling. The hostesses were friendly and very accommodating . I can not say I love every dish but overall I enjoyed my dinner.”
Whale watching in Faxaflói Bay plus Reykjavik’s live lava show, with heated cabins, warm overalls, and an English guide.
“Both the whale watching and the lava show were excellent. It was not clear that the 2 events are separate and occur in different locations in Reykjavik. The customers have to provide their own transportation from one activity to the other.”
Every kind of Icelandic day out, and the best of each.
