Contact Reykjavik Tours

A question about a booking rarely belongs on a general contact form, and a guide page is not where to raise it either. Reykjavik Tours publishes planning guides for Reykjavik and the rest of Iceland, written for American and British travellers, and this page settles how to reach the people who write and maintain them. The publisher is a single, named company, not a call centre, and every route below goes to the same place. Email reaches the editorial team fastest for a question about a page, a correction, or a partnership. The postal address is for anyone who prefers a formal letter or needs it for a business record. The phone number rings the same office. None of the three routes is faster or slower than stated here, and none of them is a booking desk: tours, transfers, hotels and packages are booked through the partner named on the page that lists them, not through this contact.

Reaching the publisher

A booking question sent to a contact address usually needs to go somewhere else first. Reykjavik Tours, the publisher of this site, does not run tours, sell rooms or issue transfers itself: it writes about the ones sold by its partners and links out to them. A question about a specific booking, a refund, a pickup time or a cancellation belongs with the operator that took the payment, and its own contact page or confirmation email is the fastest route to an answer. What belongs here is different: a factual error on a page, an outdated price or opening hour, a broken link, a request to use the site's material, or a note from a business proposing to work with the site.

Reykjavik Tours was founded in 2017 and publishes for a readership that is roughly 70 percent American and 30 percent British, which shapes the currencies, the spellings and the sources the site cites. The company can be reached by email at hello@reykjavik.tours, by phone at +354 454 6735, or by post at Vesturgata 54, 155 Reykjavik, Iceland. The phone number carries the Icelandic country code, so a call from the United States or the United Kingdom needs the usual international prefix in front of it before the +354. Email is the route most readers use, and it reaches the same small team that writes and edits the guides, not a general inbox split across departments.

For anything about entry rules, safety or the current situation on the ground in Iceland, the pages across this site cite the US State Department country information for Iceland first and the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office second, in line with the readership above.

What this page does not settle

A contact page is not the place to judge whether a page's claims are accurate, and this one does not attempt that. The sourcing behind the site's facts, including the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office travel advice for Iceland and the Icelandic Meteorological Office pages cited across the guides, is set out on the sources and references page rather than repeated here. The people writing the guides, and the editorial rules they follow when a fact is uncertain or a price has moved, are covered on the about us and editorial principles pages instead.

What this page does confirm is that Reykjavik Tours is a real, named publisher with a fixed address and a working phone line, not an anonymous content operation. Readers planning a trip from the United States or the United Kingdom sometimes want that confirmed before trusting a price, a safety note or a booking link, and the details above are given for exactly that reason. A message sent to the email address reaches a person who can correct a page, answer a question about how the site works, or pass on a request that needs a different team. There is no live chat and no separate support line: the email address and the phone number above are the two working channels, and the postal address is for correspondence that needs to be sent formally rather than answered quickly.

Common questions

Does Reykjavik Tours handle bookings directly?

No. The site links to partners such as GetYourGuide, Booking-linked hotel listings, TourRadar and Viator, and each of those partners handles its own bookings, payments and cancellations.

What is the fastest way to reach someone?

Email, at hello@reykjavik.tours, reaches the team that writes and maintains the guides.

Is the phone number answered in English?

The number given, +354 454 6735, is the publisher's own line; no separate language routing is described here.

Where is Reykjavik Tours based?

At Vesturgata 54, 155 Reykjavik, Iceland, the address given above.

Can this address be used for a business enquiry?

Yes. The same email and postal address serve editorial questions, corrections and partnership enquiries alike.