On location · ICELAND FILM LOCATION TOURS
The 4 iceland film location tours we would book first, with what each costs, how long it runs and how much of it is on foot. Number one leads for a reason.
At Lava Centre in southern Iceland, you’ll trace the country’s volcanic past through hands-on displays, watch recent eruptions in the cinema, feel a simulated earthquake, and look toward Eyjafjallajökull, Katla, Hekla, and the Westman Islands from the viewing deck. Plan about an hour, or longer if you read every display.
Join Stefan for a private, five-hour Game of Thrones tour from Reykjavik. Visit Þingvellir, Thorufoss, and Hengill, where key scenes featuring the Bloody Gate, a dragon attack, Brienne, the Hound, and Arya were filmed. Pickup covers the greater Reykjavik area, and the route can be adjusted for your group.
“Stefan is a terrific guide. During our time together, he provided education and was entertaining at the same time. During the tour he played videos of the scenes from GOT that we were visiting. To actually walk where the scenes were filmed was fantastic. The show, videos and pictures do not do the topography of Iceland justice. Stefan was also very accommodating as we added a couple of stops to our tour. We would definitely hire Stefan again while visiting Iceland. The conversations with him made a very memorable day even better. We now have a friend in Iceland.”
Spend about 90 minutes walking through Húsavík with a local guide who connects the town to Netflix’s Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga. See the harbor, JaJa Ding Dong Bar, Húsavíkurkirkja, Iceland’s oldest house, and filming locations. The small group is capped at 25 people.
“A fabulous guide who was able to give a good tour around Husavik and some great insight to the making of the movie. Really enjoyed this tour and appreciated the insight we got into living in the area. Super interesting and a bit of fun movie trivia.”
At the LAVA Centre in Hvolsvöllur, watch a 12-minute, text-supported 4K film about Iceland’s newest eruptions, including Eyjafjallajökull in 2010 and the Reykjanes Peninsula. Your ticket also covers the main exhibition and observation platform, with earthquake effects and bean bags for children and anyone young at heart.
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