What's On - Trip

30/07/2020

Simply a must when you visit Iceland.

An adventure for everyone on a glacial lagoon. :)

29/07/2020

We are proud of ourselves but our big brother location is the main location! ;)

Open 7 days a week from 0830-2200, every day of the week.

Phone: 00354 551 3600
email: [email protected]

You might even catch us for an on-line chat at www.whatson.is

Happy Holidays all, we provide free advice so please do not hesitate to contact us.

Regards,

The Staff of Trip & What's On

02/07/2020

We are open & ready to welcome you. 0900-1800 Mon-Fri & 0900-1400 Sat.

However, our other location on, What´s On, Laugavegur 5 is open 0830-2200, 7 days a week! :)

Send us an email, call us or come visit for the best advice and bookings.

We also have SafeTravel at our location.

10/06/2020

Borders open on 15th June & here is the updated travel advice regarding testing on arrival at Keflavik airport etc:

https://www.covid.is/categories/tourists-travelling-to-iceland

Iceland's borders have remained open to other EU and Schengen states throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, under the condition that passengers quarantine for 14 days upon arrival. Iceland will continue to implement the travel restrictions imposed for the Schengen Area, which are currently due to remain....

18/05/2020

See you soon! ;)

https://icelandmonitor.mbl.is/news/nature_and_travel/2020/05/15/great_interest_in_visiting_iceland/

There is great interest among travelers in visiting Iceland.

15/05/2020

Something to be happy about! :)

https://www.whatson.is/icelands-borders-to-be-opened-june-15th/

Such great news! Iceland's borders will open no later than June 15. Visitors will be given the option to take a coronavirus test at Keflavík International Airport on their way into the country instead of undergoing quarantine.

20/03/2020

Good News story of the day in Iceland. ;)

We like some good news.

14/03/2020

Where to buy tickets for stuff that is on in Reykjavik?
..or just buy yourself a City Card which covers the Museums, busses and Geothermal Pools.

https://www.whatson.is/event-tickets-you-can-buy-now/

08/03/2020

Looking for stuff to do in Reykjavik?

https://www.whatson.is/event-calendar/

Gaukurinn, Gaukurinn, Tryggvagata, Reykjavík, Iceland

22/02/2020

Anyone coming to Iceland soon or have you all been here on holiday already?

01/02/2020

SafeTravel has now moved to Trip @ Laugavegur 54.

www.safetravel.is

The official source for safe adventure in Iceland

28/01/2020

Be Safe! ;)

During the winter sidewalks and hiking/walking trails in Iceland are often slippery. Many areas are sanded or salted but its still possible to slip and fall. We recommend using micro-spikes for slippery days. They can be easily found at gas…

20/01/2020

Endless tour booking options on our site https://whatson.tourdesk.is/Tour

Have a look and contact us for help in deciding. :)

www.whatson.is

Everything you need to know about Iceland from Reykjavík's leading tourist information centre, What's On in Reykjavík. Information about all things Iceland.

09/12/2019

Please notice!!

04/12/2019

Drive safe when in Iceland.

Visit SafeTravel at What's On Tourist Office- Bankastræti 2 when in downtown Reykjavik.

www.safetravel.is

29/11/2019

Be safe this winter when visiting us in Iceland! ;)

https://www.icelandreview.com/travel/new-map-aims-to-improve-safety-of-travellers-in-iceland/?fbclid=IwAR2zxCT4Yvyxr0L769bXRgRNZT4W0BnV0-ORc89AcdpA0qBTHjv-SJz4zfg

Safetravel.is, which aims to reduce the risk of travel-related accidents in Iceland, has introduced a new map. Minister of Tourism, Industry and Innovation Þórdís Kolbrún R. Gylfadóttir formally introduced the map at the What’s On Tourist Information Centre in downtown Reykjavík this week. T...

20/11/2019

Sometimes we give you the knowledge to choose! :)

https://www.whatson.is/northern-lights-tour-choose/

The easiest way to see the Northern Lights they way they look best is to take a Northern Lights tour, but it can be difficult to choose which one!

28/09/2019

We love our summer & here we are moving into winter. Goodbye summer! ;)

https://www.wired.com/story/iceland-light-dark/?fbclid=IwAR1wHAYozv_N2rTXRwWsXTv9scNmqR9FmXUq25wJ_x4srvydugo9aEvHZ8Q&mbid=social_fb&utm_brand=wired&utm_campaign=wired&utm_medium=social&utm_social-type=owned&utm_source=facebook

Bastiaan van Aarle took a photograph at exactly 1:20 am for a month to document the town.

26/09/2019

From back in the day....... Scooooooooooter!

https://www.whatson.is/event/scooter-laugardalsholl/

The German techno kings from Scooter will be throwing big concerts on the 26th October for the third time in Iceland! Scooter is a German happy hardcore, rave and techno music band founded in Hamburg in 1993. To date, the band has sold over 30 million records and earned over 80 Gold and Pl

22/09/2019

Stuff to do in the city of Reykjavik:

https://www.whatson.is/iceland-events/

Reykjavík is a lively city and there's a lot going on every night! Check out the What's On events calendar for concerts, festivals, and other events.

19/09/2019

Please be careful when travelling in Iceland and respect Mother Nature.

You can also visit Safe Travel @ Bankastraeti 2 in downtown Reykjavik for travel advice.

https://www.icelandreview.com/nature-travel/tourists-caught-by-waves-in-reynisfjara/?fbclid=IwAR1BnGAys0MAfHbmSuTFg3pGFu1x6kZ43GGzf4dJWWNjcvifWhYf5CfBauk

Tourist guide Pascale Elísabet Skúladóttir caught a video early Saturday of fierce waves in Reynisfjara that threatened to wash unsuspecting tourists to sea, RÚV reports. Pascale says that all too often, tourists ignore warning signs on the beach, putting themselves in danger. Reynisfjara beach ...

04/09/2019

Looking after the baby puffins of Iceland. :)

Puffling season is in full swing on the Westman Islands, where young and old alike are hard at work returning disoriented Puffin chicks to the sea, RÚV reports. As summer draws to a close, the chicks head out to sea, but some are disoriented by the lights of the town, which they mistakenly see as [...

29/08/2019

29/08/2019

Northern Lights season has started.

Which means longer opening hours. Come and visit us in the main street- Laugavegur 54 :)

29/12/2018

New Year's Eve is upon us. Have fun and stay safe! :)

Fireworks in Iceland are very popular on New Year’s Eve/New Year’s Day and on þrettándinn (6th January). If you will spend New Year’s Eve in Iceland we advise you to keep the following in mind for a safe and enjoyable…

06/12/2018

A good read from our friends at Safetravel.is Iceland

The ring road (highway 1) is open and serviced year round. However, a few days per year when there is very severe weather such as windstorms with blowing sand or snow storms the ring road closes. Where to check if…