Experience the Reykjavik Christmas Food Tour for a festive journey through Iceland’s capital, exploring its culinary wonders with local guides.
Wander charming streets, illuminated with lights, sampling traditional Icelandic Christmas dishes like Glazed Ham, pickled herring, smoked lamb, gravlax, and sweet buttery laufabrauð.
Engage in conversations about the cultural significance of each dish amidst the bustling holiday atmosphere.
Discover local markets and eateries frequented by both locals and visitors, immersing yourself in the joyous spirit of Christmas in Reykjavik.
Bundle up and savor the unique flavors of Icelandic holiday cuisine on this enchanting tour.
Included
- Food tastings in different locations
- Fun loving and expert Guide
Not included
- Tips (Not required in Iceland)
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Your Guide will meet up with you at Ingolfur Square in the center of Reykjavik by the two stone pillars (They are over 3 meters high). Our expert local guides usually wear a light blue jacket with our company logo printed on the back. We recommend using Google Maps!
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After introducing ourselves we take a nice stroll through the decorated downtown area and head towards our first stop together.
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For our first stop we visit a local favourite and try ourselves on traditional Icelandic "Hangikjöt" as well as some other local treats.
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Ready to tantalize those taste buds at Taste of Iceland? Get ready for a flavor rollercoaster! We're dishing up the best local goodies—think fermented shark (an adventure in itself!), divine skyr, and more top-notch Icelandic treats. It's like a treasure hunt for your taste buds through quality and tradition. Brace yourself for a taste sensation that'll have you craving seconds and planning a return trip just for these scrumptious bites!
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For our next stop we try ourselves on some traditional Icelandic fish dishes that we serve around Christmas time. Here you also get a chance to try the famous fermented shark!
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Afterwards we visit our charming little Christmas market together and sit down for a cup of coffee while listening to tales about Icelandic Christmas trolls and other myths
