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Biking Tours

Tailored to novice and avid cyclists alike, biking tours are excellent adventure options for those who want to intimately connect with the raw and unbound beauty of Iceland's nature.

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The Reykjanes Peninsula in south-east Iceland is a perfect place to bike through Iceland's iconic landscapes.

Fat-Bike Adventure on the Reykjanes Peninsula

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Reykjavík
Duration
3,5 hours
Difficulty
Easy
Languages
English
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See the old historic sites and new feats of modern architecture on a biking tour through Reykjavík

Classic Reykjavik Bike Tour

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Reykjavík
Duration
2,5 hours
Difficulty
Easy
Languages
English
Free cancellation
A fat bike capable of trekking through snow, under a dazzling display of the Northern Lights.

Fat Bike Adventure at Lake Myvatn

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Mývatn
Duration
3 hours
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Moderate
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English, Danish
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Frequently asked questions

When is the best time of the year to take a biking tour in Iceland?

The best time to take a biking tour is during the spring and summer months. Winter will see the roads covered with a blanket of snow and possible snowstorms. Whereas come summer, the roads are clear and the weather is more favourable to cycling.

What should I wear for a biking tour in Iceland?

It is advised that you bring with you a mixture of clothing to suit the day’s activities. Traditional lycra wear and padded pants are an excellent recommendation, as are sturdy shoes and sunglasses. Bring warm clothing for when you stop, and especially if you are taking a later ride.

What shall I bring with me on a biking tour?

Make sure to bring bottled water, light and energy-driven snacks, your camera and, of course, a thirst for adventure. For longer biking tours, you’ll need to bring 1-2 days worth of food and camping gear.

What will I see on a biking tour around Reykjavik?

Cycling tours in Reykjavik City Centre will show you the main attractions in the city. Amongst the Reykjavík sites visited are the University of Iceland campus, the Nordic House, the iconic church Hallgrímskirkja, the Parliament building, Reykjavík's Old Harbour and Lake Tjörnin. There are other bike tours that take place outwith the City centre. Some tours will transport you through Icelandic lava fields, while other tours offer a mix of culture and nature.

What are the most popular areas for bike tours in Iceland?

There are a great number of regions popular with cyclists, including but not limited to Reykjanes Peninsula, Þingvellir National Park, Landmannalaugar, Reykjavík and Akureyri.

Are there any long distance cycling routes in Iceland?

Some long-distance cyclists choose to bike the entirety of the ring road (Road 1), though this requires a lot of prior experience and knowledge. Aside from the Ring Road, there are no major long-distance cycling routes in Iceland.

Is it possible to rent bikes in Iceland?

Yes, there are bike rentals in most large towns.

Can I access the Highlands of Iceland all year round?

No, the Highlands are only open in the summer months.

Are there bicycle repair shops outside of Reykjavik?

Bicycle repair shops outside of Reykjavík are few and far between but they can be found in Akureyri, Selfoss and Dalvík.

What is the emergency contact number in Iceland in case of an accident?

To contact the emergency services in Iceland, call the number 112. There is also an emergency app that is downloadable to your phone called 112 Iceland. We do also advise travellers with hiking or cycling plans to log their travel plan with the authorities.