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Reykjavík

Reykjavik is not only the beautiful capital of Iceland, but the northernmost capital city in the world. With a population of 200,000 — two-thirds of the nation's population — Reykjavik stands as the center of the country’s economic, cultural and governmental…

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Interact with Icelandic horses at a traditional Icelandic farm near Husavik, Iceland, on your Lindblad Expeditions adventure.

At a glance

591 current cruises call at the 3 ports Cruiseable lists under Reykjavík, on 68 ships from 25 cruise lines. The busiest of those ports is Reykjavik, on 591 itineraries. The lowest lead fare across those cruises is $1,364. The lines sailing the most of them are Seabourn (114), Princess Cruises (77) and Viking Ocean Cruises (52).

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Reykjavik is not only the beautiful capital of Iceland, but the northernmost capital city in the world. With a population of 200,000 — two-thirds of the nation's population — Reykjavik stands as the center of the country’s economic, cultural and governmental activity. Because of its close proximity to the Arctic Circle, the city receives only four hours of sunlight on the shortest days of winter and the summer nights are almost just as bright as day. Between its natural beauty, thriving arts scene and world-class shopping and dining, this Viking city is rapidly becoming a popular tourist destination.

Photos of Reykjavík

  • Interact with Icelandic horses at a traditional Icelandic farm near Husavik, Iceland, on your Lindblad Expeditions adventure.
    Interact with Icelandic horses at a traditional Icelandic farm near Husavik, Iceland, on your Lindblad Expeditions adventure.
  • The cityscape in Reykjavík, capital of Iceland.
    The cityscape in Reykjavík, capital of Iceland.
  • A rainbow rises out of a volcano in Iceland.
    A rainbow rises out of a volcano in Iceland.
  • A spooky-spectacular aurora borealis near Auster-Skaftafellssysia, Iceland.
    A spooky-spectacular aurora borealis near Auster-Skaftafellssysia, Iceland.
  • Traditional turf houses in Iceland.
    Traditional turf houses in Iceland.
  • Houses in Iceland.
    Houses in Iceland.
  • Deildartunguhver, largest of Iceland's famed hot springs, is located near Reykholt.
    Deildartunguhver, largest of Iceland's famed hot springs, is located near Reykholt.
  • Refreshments at Deildartunguhver hot springs.
    Refreshments at Deildartunguhver hot springs.
  • Close-up of a puffin in Iceland.
    Close-up of a puffin in Iceland.
  • Svartifoss Cascade near Auster-Skaftafellssysia, Iceland.
    Svartifoss Cascade near Auster-Skaftafellssysia, Iceland.
  • Goðafoss (Anglicized as Godafoss) waterfall in Iceland.
    Goðafoss (Anglicized as Godafoss) waterfall in Iceland.
  • Aldeyjarfoss Waterfall in Iceland.
    Aldeyjarfoss Waterfall in Iceland.
  • Hraunfossar is a series of waterfalls formed by rivulets streaming over rocks in Iceland.
    Hraunfossar is a series of waterfalls formed by rivulets streaming over rocks in Iceland.
  • Gotta love Icelandic horses. I need to meet their stylist.
    Gotta love Icelandic horses. I need to meet their stylist.
  • A stunning landscape in Iceland.
    A stunning landscape in Iceland.
  • An interesting bird of Iceland.
    An interesting bird of Iceland.
  • Photo taken from behind Seljalandsfoss, a spectacular waterfall in Iceland.
    Photo taken from behind Seljalandsfoss, a spectacular waterfall in Iceland.
  • Svartifoss in Skaftafell National Park in Iceland.
    Svartifoss in Skaftafell National Park in Iceland.
  • The black sand beach of Vik, Iceland.
    The black sand beach of Vik, Iceland.
  • Hay bales in the hills of Iceland.
    Hay bales in the hills of Iceland.
  • A campground in the midst of dramatic Icelandic scenery.
    A campground in the midst of dramatic Icelandic scenery.
  • A traditional turf house by the sea at sunset in Iceland.
    A traditional turf house by the sea at sunset in Iceland.
  • Kerið (Anglicized as Kerid) crater lake, Iceland.
    Kerið (Anglicized as Kerid) crater lake, Iceland.
  • Hiking in Iceland.
    Hiking in Iceland.

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Cruises calling at Reykjavík

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  1. 11 Night A Journey through Rugged Landscapes and Remote Coastal Scenery 11 nights · Explora III · from Reykjavik Next Sep 17, 2026 from $8,155
  2. 10 Night North Atlantic Wonders Iceland Scotland and the Faroe Islands 10 nights · National Geographic Endurance · from Reykjavik Next Sep 18, 2026 3 dates from $12,500
  3. 14 Night Fire and Ice Explorer 14 nights · Majestic Princess · from Southampton Next Sep 19, 2026 from $1,694
  4. 16 Night Polar Odyssey between Northeast Greenland and Spitsbergen 16 nights · Le Commandant Charcot · from Reykjavik Next Sep 28, 2026 from $33,670
  5. 15 Night Disko Bay Meeting the Inuit and Discovering the Unknown 15 nights · Le Commandant Charcot · from Nuuk Next Apr 28, 2027 from $28,040
  6. 46 Night Viking North and Mediterranean Explorer 46 nights · Regal Princess · from Southampton Next Apr 30, 2027 from $16,747
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  1. 10 Night Inuit Spring of Ammassalik 10 nights · Le Commandant Charcot · from Reykjavik Next May 15, 2027 from $26,160
  2. 14 Night Fjords of Norway and Iceland 14 nights · Zuiderdam · from Amsterdam Next May 15, 2027 from $2,739
  3. 31 Night Scandinavia and Viking Fjords Explorer 31 nights · Regal Princess · from Southampton Next May 15, 2027 from $10,803
  4. 41 Night Northern Europe Explorer 41 nights · Regal Princess · from Southampton Next May 15, 2027 from $10,046
  5. 49 Night Northern Europe Explorer 49 nights · Regal Princess · from Southampton Next May 15, 2027 from $13,355
  6. 11 Night Hamburg to Hamburg 11 nights · MSC Preziosa · from Hamburg Next May 16, 2027 7 dates from $1,764

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Ships and lines that call at Reykjavík

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Ports in Reykjavík

  • Reykjavik591
  • Husavik45
  • Reykjav2

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Overheard

“One of the highlights of our trip was spending a few hours at the Blue Lagoon spa, 45 minutes south of Reykjavik, which features a large pool filled with thermal waters that are about 100 degrees Fahrenheit. It is one of the most popular destinations in Iceland, so book your visit well in advance. We highly recommend a half-hour massage that you enjoy while floating on your back on a thin foam mattress — heavenly!"

San Jose Mercury News

“I stumbled on an artist co-op in Reykjavik, Iceland, and bought a beautifully handcrafted vase straight from the artist, Bjarni Sigurdsson. He creates texture in his designs by using volcanic rock from the 2010 eruption.”

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