Videy Island Tours and Tickets

Sightseeing, especially in a pricey country such as Iceland, can get expensive. Entrance fees to attractions can quickly add up. Take the sting out of your visit to Reykjavík with the City Card: for 48 hours you'll enjoy free admission to top attractions, as well as other perks such as free transportation and discounts at restaurants.

See Reykjavik from a different perspective and observe local wildlife during this whale-watching cruise from the Old Harbor. Board a spacious yacht, featuring panoramic viewing windows, and sail through Faxalfoi Bay. While you sail, keep your eyes peeled for cetaceans in the water including minke, humpback, and sometimes even killer whales. If you don’t see any wildlife on your tour, receive a ticket for another day.

Most people chase the northern lights in a car but you can see this natural phenomenon aboard a yacht. Depart from Reykjavik’s Old Harbor and sail past small islands until you reach an area with little to no light pollution, spotting whales and dolphins along the way. Watch the colorful lights dancing across the sky on the observation deck and warm up with a drink from the onboard bar.

This Reykjavik City Card eliminates the need to waste time in long ticket lines, and provides free entry to multiple Reykjavik attractions. Perfect for travelers with limited time—with this card, you’ll be able to plan a whistle-stop 24 hours of touring multiple top sights. Get free entry to Reykjavik Zoo and Family Park, Reykjavik thermal pools, the city’s best museums and galleries, and much more.

Iceland is known for its rugged landscapes but it’s also home to a number of wildlife species. Embark on a journey to the Bay of Faxafloi and enjoy a whale-watching excursion. Keep your eyes peeled for minke, humpbacks, and even orcas as well as other marine life like porpoises and dolphins. While you sail, enjoy views of Reykjavik’s coast, spotting landmarks like Harpa Concert Hall and the Sun Voyager sculpture.

Reykjavík is an expensive city to visit, but you can ease some of the pain on your wallet with the City Card. For 72 hours, you will enjoy free admission to top attractions, free entry to thermal baths, free public transport, and more.

--- NEW YEARS 2022 TOUR IS ALREADY FULLY BOOKED --- On this 1,5-hour luxury yacht cruise you will celebrate the new year with style and witness the famous Reykjavik fireworks show. Just before midnight we raise our champagne glasses and make a toast to the new year and say 'Bon Voyage' to the old year and welcome the new one. We cruise out of the old harbor along the beautiful coastline and enjoy the lights from the fireworks and if we are lucky we might encounter the northern lights or Aurora Borealis. Located on a historical island Videy is the Imagine Peace Tower by Yoko Ono lighting up the night sky. Harpa is a luxury motor yacht with complete interior refit done in 2019. Fully equipped deluxe vessel with a lounge, bar, salon, & fly-bridge. This deluxe cruise offers a more personal service and less crowded scenery with fewer passengers.

Ring in the new year in style aboard this panoramic fireworks cruise in Reykjavik. Board your vessel and take in the illuminated skyline while you sail out to sea. From this angle, you have a great vantage point of Reykjavik and its surrounding towns. Once the clock strikes 12, watch the sky light up with stunning fireworks displays and start the new in style.

Discover some of Iceland’s aquatic wildlife on a whale-watching tour from Reykjavik. Board your rigid inflatable boat (RIB) with a small group and keep your eyes peeled for the whales, dolphins, and porpoises that call the area home. Learn about the local environment from your tour guide and enjoy views of Reykjavik’s skyline as well as nearby islands while you ride.

Watch Yoko Ono’s Imagine Peace Tower ignite the sky above Videy Island on a 1.5-hour tour from Reykjavik’s old harbor, and learn how Ono created the monument to honor her late husband, John Lennon. Travel by boat to the serene island, and follower your guide through the stark terrain; slip a peace message into a well at the site, ward off the chill with a warm drink in an island café then return to the bustling heart of Reykjavik.