Reykjavik, Iceland Port Q&A
7 Reykjavik, Iceland traveler questions & answers
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A: I used outside vendors. I have to say that we stayed overnight and I booked my trips on the first day. Just to avoid the risk of not being back on time.
Answered by M998 on October 14, 2024
A: You should do what you’re comfortable with. We used an outside vendor and had a fabulous time. No worries about arriving back on time (we had plenty) and saved quite a bit of money.
Answered by trvlgirlmq on October 12, 2024
Q: so far, most of the excursions have been either a hike around a waterfall or seeing whales. not finding a list of other excursions to do at the other 3 ports. except the lagoon. Is there a list out there somewhere?
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A: Check out outside operators that do the Ring Road, Blue Lagoon or South Coast tours. All done from Reykjavik. Yes, Iceland is a lot of waterfalls and they are amazing.
Answered by trvlgirlmq on September 9, 2024
A: There's always the penis museum. NOT kidding!
Answered by spiritmovesme on September 6, 2024
A: We walked around Reykjavik and went to the magic ice bar
Answered by Nursey01 on September 6, 2024
Q: Trying to decide if I should take a 14 hr tour to Diamond Beach and Glacier Lagoon or just stick with a 10 hour tour of south island. I expect we will see more icebergs in Greenland
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A: Both tours sound amazing! If you want to see more icebergs and stunning glacier landscapes, the 14-hour tour to Diamond Beach and Glacier Lagoon might be worth the extra time. Diamond Beach’s black sand with icebergs and the Glacier Lagoon are incred... ible highlights. If you prefer a shorter trip with a broader exploration of the South Island, the 10-hour tour is a great option. Given your interest in Greenland’s icebergs, the longer tour might offer a preview of what’s to come!See More
Answered by CruiselineAdmin on August 12, 2024
Q: We are Flying in a day before cruise starts. Any suggestions on where to stay that is close to port? Or just a great Hotel to stay at. 2 teens in tow.
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A: We stayed at the Reykjavik Marina. It was walking distance to many things and an easy cab ride to the port.
Answered by Mdwestguy on February 4, 2024
A: us too. have reservations at hotel 101. anyone stayed there?
Answered by leerats on February 4, 2024
A: We stayed at the Thingholt hotel in downtown Reykjavik. It was in a very central area to shopping, scenery and restaurants within walking distance.
Answered by Soon2bfitmomto6 on January 29, 2024
A: Stayed at Storm Hotel right across the road from airport bus stop, excellent hotel with great breakfast. Downtown starts very close and easy short taxi ride to the ship. Hope you guys get good weather but bring warm rainproof gear. It’s a lovely and... very friendly town.See More
Answered by Heyitsmee on February 5, 2024
Q: Are there porters at the airport to help get your luggage from the carousel, out to Celebrity Shuttles, when you arrive in Iceland? I’m on the older side and traveling alone.
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A: Yes, there are porter services at Keflavík Airport (KEF) to help with luggage. You can book Meet & Greet services (personalized assistance) or baggage porter services (like BagDrop) online in advance. https://www.isavia.is/en/keflavik-airport/about-k... ef/contact-usSee More
Answered by CruiselineAdmin on August 12, 2024
Q: we're flying into Iceland before our cruise, traveling with prescription heart and blood pressure medications. when I fly domestic I typically just use a weekly "daily dose" case. Can I use this flying internationally, or do I need to keep them in the original containers? I will have a list of all prescriptions from my doctor as well.
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A: FYIwe too will be on Icelandic Cruise end of June early July on Windstar what wine are you on and when are you traveling
Answered by radiationman on May 20, 2023
A: I keep pressing the wrong button leading to multiple answers.In any event it may be wise to also carry additional meds that you do not necessarily need at the moment. example we carry antibiotics, steroids, and others including paxlovid just in case.
Answered by radiationman on May 20, 2023
A: make sure you carry all your meds in carry on. I carry mine in my backpack. always take extra just in case your return home is delayed.
Answered by radiationman on May 20, 2023
A: I have taken meds in daily dose containers to many foreign countries with no trouble. I also take the scripts just in case Customs asks or I need to order more. this is just personal anecdotal experience do not rely on what I'm saying.
Answered by radiationman on May 20, 2023
A: nice to know hope you have a great time. we will be doing a 4-day Land Tour out of Reykjavik followed by 7-Day circumnavigation of Iceland on
Answered by radiationman on May 22, 2023
A: About 4 kms if you walk it. It’s walkable, relatively flat along the oceanfront. But if you have luggage, get transport.
Answered by DreaminAgain on January 18, 2023
A: It is walkable from the port to the city. You follow a path along the oceanfront, so it’s relatively flat, but it’s about 4kms and will take you over an hour one way to walk. I wouldn’t do it with luggage, but I did it while we were docked in port, b... ecause I had time to and I wanted to walk around the city.See More
Answered by DreaminAgain on January 18, 2023
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