From Reykjavik: Raufarhólshellir Lava Tunnel by Bus

3 hours, from $153, admission not stated. 4.6 from 850 ratings. What the operator ICELANDIA commits to, what it leaves open and what the day adds to the price.

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From Reykjavik: Raufarhólshellir Lava Tunnel by Bus

★ 4.6(850 reviews)
  • Guide works in English
  • Duration per the operator: 3 hours

A Three-Hour Ride into the Tunnel

This tour takes you from Reykjavik to Raufarhólshellir, one of the largest lava tunnels in Iceland, and back in about three hours. The bus leaves from the capital and brings you to the tunnel's entrance, where a guide takes over for the walk through the dark passages. It is a short outing, built for travellers who want to see a volcanic formation without committing a full day. The trip runs in English and is led by a guide from ICELANDIA. You meet in Reykjavik and return there when it is done. At roughly 153 USD, it sits among the cheaper options in its category, which matters if you are weighing it against longer excursions that cost more and take several hours more of your day.

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Photographs from the operator ICELANDIA. They show the listing, not your day.

Operator
ICELANDIA
Duration
3 hours
Departure point
Reykjavik
Group form
group
Guiding
Guide
In English
yes
Pickup from your hotel
no
Price
from $153
Rating
4.6 from 850 ratings
Quality bar
passed

What is included, what is not, and what the operator does not say

The catalogue distinguishes three states, and the third matters most: not stated does not mean excluded, it means unresolved.

ServiceStatusWhat that means for you
Admission to the sitenot statedadmission not stated
Pickup from your hotelnot includedNot included, you make your own way to the meeting point.
Food on the tournot includedNot included.
Admission to the site
Status
not stated
What that means for you
admission not stated
Pickup from your hotel
Status
not included
What that means for you
Not included, you make your own way to the meeting point.
Food on the tour
Status
not included
What that means for you
Not included.

What the Price Covers and What It Does Not

The listed price of from 153 USD covers the bus transfer from Reykjavik and the guided walk inside the tunnel. The guiding is in English. Food is not part of the deal, so you should eat before you go or carry something with you for the ride back. Hotel pickup is also not included, which sets this tour apart from many others in the same group. You make your own way to the departure point in Reykjavik. The operator offers free cancellation, though no deadline is given for it. No admission or parking fees apply at the tunnel itself, so the price you see is what you pay for the core experience. The only extra you might reasonably plan for is a meal around your departure or return time.

The price in context

The starting price of this tour against the 4 best-evidenced listings in the same category that publish one. The highlighted bar is this tour.

From Reykjavik: Raufarhólshellir Lava …153 $
Reykjavik: LAVA SHOW - Immersive Exper…53 $
Reykjavík: Volcano Eruption Site and R…132 $
Reykjavík: Guided Afternoon Hiking Tou…132 $
From Reykjavik: Raufarhólshellir Lava …67 $

Prices are the lowest bookable option, not the one that will necessarily suit you.

The figures behind this chart, as a table
RowFrom Reykjavik: Raufarhólshellir Lava …Reykjavik: LAVA SHOW - Immersive Exper…Reykjavík: Volcano Eruption Site and R…Reykjavík: Guided Afternoon Hiking Tou…From Reykjavik: Raufarhólshellir Lava …
Starting price153 $53 $132 $132 $67 $

This tour against 4 comparable ones

All 5 come from the category “Volcano and lava tours”. The column for this tour is highlighted; the others are the best-evidenced in the category.

From Reykjavik: Raufarhólshellir Lava Tunnel by BusReykjavik: LAVA SHOW - Immersive Experience Entry …Reykjavík: Volcano Eruption Site and Reykjanes …Reykjavík: Guided Afternoon Hiking Tour to New …From Reykjavik: Raufarhólshellir Lava Tunnel Tour
ProviderICELANDIAIcelandic Lava ShowBusTravel IcelandBusTravel IcelandArctic Adventures
Pricefrom 153 $from 53 $from 132 $from 132 $from 67 $
Duration3 hours1.2 hours9 hours7 hours1 to 3 hours
Group typegroupgroupgroupgroupgroup
In Englishyesyesyesyesyes
Admissionnot statednot statednot statedincludednot stated
Pickupnonot statedyesnot statednot stated
Rating (reviews)4.6 (850)4.7 (4,030)4.6 (1,154)4.4 (942)4.7 (852)
Quality floorabove the floorabove the floorabove the floorabove the floorabove the floor
Free cancellation untilnot statednot statednot statednot statednot stated
From Reykjavik: Raufarhólshellir Lava Tunnel by Bus
Provider
ICELANDIA
Price
from 153 $
Duration
3 hours
Group type
group
In English
yes
Admission
not stated
Pickup
no
Rating (reviews)
4.6 (850)
Quality floor
above the floor
Free cancellation until
not stated
Reykjavik: LAVA SHOW - Immersive Experience Entry Ticket
Provider
Icelandic Lava Show
Price
from 53 $
Duration
1.2 hours
Group type
group
In English
yes
Admission
not stated
Pickup
not stated
Rating (reviews)
4.7 (4,030)
Quality floor
above the floor
Free cancellation until
not stated
Reykjavík: Volcano Eruption Site and Reykjanes Hiking Tour
Provider
BusTravel Iceland
Price
from 132 $
Duration
9 hours
Group type
group
In English
yes
Admission
not stated
Pickup
yes
Rating (reviews)
4.6 (1,154)
Quality floor
above the floor
Free cancellation until
not stated
Reykjavík: Guided Afternoon Hiking Tour to New Volcano Site
Provider
BusTravel Iceland
Price
from 132 $
Duration
7 hours
Group type
group
In English
yes
Admission
included
Pickup
not stated
Rating (reviews)
4.4 (942)
Quality floor
above the floor
Free cancellation until
not stated
From Reykjavik: Raufarhólshellir Lava Tunnel Tour
Provider
Arctic Adventures
Price
from 67 $
Duration
1 to 3 hours
Group type
group
In English
yes
Admission
not stated
Pickup
not stated
Rating (reviews)
4.7 (852)
Quality floor
above the floor
Free cancellation until
not stated

The order follows the weight of evidence and not the commission. Every value comes from the same catalogue fields, so that the columns compare.

How many people have judged it?

The number of ratings per listing, the score in brackets. A score without the population behind it tells you nothing.

From Reykjavik: Raufarhólshell… (4.6)850 ratings
Reykjavik: LAVA SHOW - Immersi… (4.7)4,030 ratings
Reykjavík: Volcano Eruption Si… (4.6)1,154 ratings
Reykjavík: Guided Afternoon Hi… (4.4)942 ratings
From Reykjavik: Raufarhólshell… (4.7)852 ratings

This site's quality bar sits at ten ratings. Below that is not a verdict, it is chance.

The figures behind this chart, as a table
RowFrom Reykjavik: Raufarhólshell… (4.6)Reykjavik: LAVA SHOW - Immersi… (4.7)Reykjavík: Volcano Eruption Si… (4.6)Reykjavík: Guided Afternoon Hi… (4.4)From Reykjavik: Raufarhólshell… (4.7)
Ratings850 ratings4,030 ratings1,154 ratings942 ratings852 ratings

What the Score Means

The tour holds a rating of 4.6 out of 5, based on 850 reviews. That is a solid score, and the number behind it is substantial enough to take seriously. With 850 votes, the rating is not a fluke of a handful of passengers. In its category of 41 volcano tours, it ranks fifth by the number of reviews, which tells you it is a well-trodden option that many people have actually taken and rated. The score itself is slightly below the top of its group, where a few competitors sit at 4.7, but the gap is small. What matters more is that this tour has a large base of feedback, so the 4.6 reflects a broad consensus rather than a lucky sample.

The day, stop by stop

The order follows the usual run of the day. Each stop names what is there and the figures behind it; everything else is in the data sheet.

  1. Meeting point

    You make your own way there; the duration counts from that point.

  2. Reykjavik

  3. Back to where you started

    Back to the full list

A place on this list is a stop, not a promise about how long you spend there.

Temperatures in Reykjavik across the year

Mean daily high and mean daily low per month. Two series, one axis; the points mark the warmest and the coolest month.

Daily highDaily low
-4161217Daily high, Jul: 14.9 degrees C15Daily high, Jan: 3.2 degrees C3Daily low, Jul: 9.1 degrees C9Daily low, Feb: -1.9 degrees C-2JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec

There is little shelter at most of these sites. The figures are long-run outdoor averages and not a forecast.

The figures behind this chart, as a table
RowJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Daily high3.2 degrees C3.3 degrees C4.2 degrees C6.9 degrees C10.1 degrees C13 degrees C14.9 degrees C14.1 degrees C11.4 degrees C7.6 degrees C4.7 degrees C3.3 degrees C
Daily low-1.7 degrees C-1.9 degrees C-1.3 degrees C1 degrees C4 degrees C7.2 degrees C9.1 degrees C8.6 degrees C6.2 degrees C2.7 degrees C-0.1 degrees C-1.6 degrees C

When the Season Matters

Reykjavik's temperatures stay cool through most of the year, with highs only reaching 15 degrees Celsius in July and lows dropping to minus 2 in the winter months. The tunnel itself holds a constant temperature regardless of the season, so the cold outside does not change what you experience underground. What the season does affect is the bus ride and the walk to the entrance. From June to August, highs sit between 13 and 15 degrees, which makes the surface portion comfortable. In the winter, from December to February, highs hover around 3 degrees, so you will want warm layers for the short stretch between the bus and the tunnel mouth. The tour runs in three hours, so you are not exposed to the elements for long. The middle of the day is the warmest window, and that is when the bus typically departs, which helps in the colder months.

The full data sheet

Everything below comes from the operator's own catalogue entry or from the sources named in the last column. Where a field is blank, the operator did not fill it in, and that is recorded as unstated rather than guessed.

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FactValueSource
The listing27
Operator's own titleFrom Reykjavik: Raufarhólshellir Lava Tunnel by BusGetYourGuide catalogue
OperatorICELANDIAGetYourGuide catalogue
Product number106309GetYourGuide catalogue
Departure pointReykjavikGetYourGuide catalogue
Duration3 hoursGetYourGuide catalogue
Multi-daynoGetYourGuide catalogue
Starting price$153GetYourGuide, live check
Starting price in local currencyabout 18,537 ISKRate 121.15 ISK to the USD
Rating4.6 out of 5GetYourGuide, live check
Number of ratings850GetYourGuide, live check
This project's quality barpassedOwn rule: at least 4.0 from at least 10 ratings
Rank within its category5 of 41 in “Volcano and lava tours”Own analysis, score weighted by the number of ratings
Admission to the sitenot statedGetYourGuide catalogue
Food on the tournot includedGetYourGuide catalogue
Pickup from your hotelnot includedGetYourGuide catalogue
Kind of guidingGuideGetYourGuide catalogue
Guiding languagesEnglishGetYourGuide catalogue
Guide works in EnglishyesGetYourGuide catalogue
Bookable privatelynoGetYourGuide catalogue
Small groupnoGetYourGuide catalogue
Group form per the operatornot statedGetYourGuide catalogue
Priority entrynoGetYourGuide catalogue
Suitable for wheelchair usersnot statedGetYourGuide catalogue
Free cancellationyesGetYourGuide catalogue
Cancellation deadlinenot statedGetYourGuide catalogue
Basis in the cataloguenot statedOwn check of the catalogue fields
Operator's images5 photographsGetYourGuide catalogue
Reykjavik37
Population of Reykjavik (city proper)139,804Statistics Iceland
Population of the greater capital region253,230Statistics Iceland
Area of the city244 km2Wikipedia
City charter granted18 August 1786Wikipedia
Weather station for the climate figures belowReykjavík station (station no. 1), Icelandic Meteorological OfficeIcelandic Meteorological Office (Veðurstofa Íslands)
Average high in January3.2 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average high in February3.3 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average high in March4.2 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average high in April6.9 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average high in May10.1 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average high in June13 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average high in July14.9 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average high in August14.1 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average high in September11.4 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average high in October7.6 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average high in November4.7 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average high in December3.3 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average low in January-1.7 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average low in February-1.9 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average low in March-1.3 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average low in April1 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average low in May4 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average low in June7.2 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average low in July9.1 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average low in August8.6 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average low in September6.2 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average low in October2.7 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average low in November-0.1 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average low in December-1.6 °CIcelandic Meteorological Office
Average annual precipitation875.9 mmIcelandic Meteorological Office
Daylight on the June solstice21.2 hGaisma (sun-path almanac)
Daylight on the December solstice4.1 hGaisma (sun-path almanac)
Main gateway airportKEFIsavia
Drive time from Keflavik Airport to downtown Reykjavik45 minFlybus (Kynnisferðir)
Single city bus fare (Strætó)690 ISKStrætó bs
One-way airport bus fare (Flybus, KEF to Reykjavik)3,999 ISKFlybus (Kynnisferðir)
Taxi fare from Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik22,500 ISKHreyfill (taxi cooperative)
Vík í Mýrdal19
Population, Vík í Mýrdal locality740Statistics Iceland (Hagstofa Íslands), table MAN030102
Population, Mýrdalshreppur municipality1,004Statistics Iceland (Hagstofa Íslands), table MAN02005
Population passed 1,000 for the first timeMýrdalshreppur's municipal population rose from 881 (2024) to 965 (2025) to 1,004 (2026), the first time it has passed 1,000Statistics Iceland (Hagstofa Íslands), table MAN02005
Municipality area755 km2Wikipedia
Church doubles as flood evacuation pointStanding on high ground above the village, Víkurkirkja is considered one of the few buildings likely to survive a Katla-triggered glacial flood, and serves as the village's designated evacuation pointWikipedia
Katla volcano, last eruption through the ice cap1918 (started 12 October, lasted 24 days)Icelandic Meteorological Office (Veðurstofa Íslands)
Katla's historical eruption intervalAbout every 50 years on average from Iceland's settlement until 1918; over 100 years have now passed since the last eruption broke through the iceIcelandic Meteorological Office (Veðurstofa Íslands)
Official Katla/Eyjafjallajökull civil-protection response plan30 September 2017Almannavarnir (Icelandic Civil Protection)
Evacuation response time built into the Katla plan15-20 min for Sólheimabær, up to 30 min elsewhere in the hazard zone; seismic monitoring may give 4-6 hours' warning before an eruption startsAlmannavarnir (Icelandic Civil Protection)
Official rockfall/snow-avalanche hazard assessment for the townConfirmed by the Minister for the Environment on 10 February 2010, based on Veðurstofa Íslands fieldwork carried out in 2008-2009Icelandic Meteorological Office (Veðurstofa Íslands)
Average annual rainfall2,333 mmIcelandic Meteorological Office (Veðurstofa Íslands)
Wettest year on record2,887 mmIcelandic Meteorological Office (Veðurstofa Íslands)
Single-day rainfall record150.3 mmIcelandic Meteorological Office (Veðurstofa Íslands)
Highest temperature on record28.5 CIcelandic Meteorological Office (Veðurstofa Íslands)
Lowest temperature on record-16.9 CIcelandic Meteorological Office (Veðurstofa Íslands)
Ranking among Iceland's weather stationsOne of Iceland's two warmest weather stations for the year as a whole, together with VestmannaeyjarIcelandic Meteorological Office (Veðurstofa Íslands)
Hotel rooms in the village1,400Wikipedia
Road distance from Reykjavik186.9 km · Computed over the OpenStreetMap road network, not quoted from a tour operator. Driving only: no stops, no ferry, no winter closures, and a car rather than a coach that has to load forty people at every stop.OpenStreetMap road network, routed with OSRM
Driving time from Reykjavik167 min · Computed over the OpenStreetMap road network, not quoted from a tour operator. Driving only: no stops, no ferry, no winter closures, and a car rather than a coach that has to load forty people at every stop.OpenStreetMap road network, routed with OSRM
Sources: Þingvellir National Park27
Park entry fee, adult0 ISKArctic Adventures
Parking fee, car (up to 5 seats)1,000 ISKÞingvellir National Park
Toilet fee0 ISKIceland Review
Visitor centre opening hours09:00-18:00 (Apr-Oct), 09:00-17:00 (Nov-Mar)Þingvellir National Park
Park access seasonGrounds open 24 hours, year-roundArctic Adventures
Visitor centre exhibition fee, adult1,200 ISKÞingvellir National Park
UNESCO World Heritage status since2,004UNESCO World Heritage Centre
Althing (Icelandic parliament) established930Þingvellir National Park
Year Althing stopped meeting at Thingvellir1,798Þingvellir National Park
National park established1,930Þingvellir National Park
Core protected area92.7 km2Wikipedia
Lake Þingvallavatn surface area84 km2Wikipedia
Lake Þingvallavatn, maximum depth114 mWikipedia
Tectonic plate drift rate2 cm/yearÞingvellir National Park
Silfra fissure water temperature2-4 CÞingvellir National Park
Silfra fissure, maximum diving depth allowed18 mÞingvellir National Park
Silfra diving/snorkeling park fee, per person1,500 ISKDIVE.IS
Campsite fee, adult per night1,800 ISKÞingvellir National Park
Campsite seasonSummer season Jun 1-Sep 15; Nyrðri-Leirar open year-roundÞingvellir National Park
Wheelchair accessibilityPaved and boardwalk paths from parking lots P1, P2, P4 and P5 reach the main sights; lot P3's path is steep and unsuitableGolden Circle Iceland
Safety warningSnow can hide cracks and rifts near the Öxará riverbank; visitors are told to stay on marked pathsÞingvellir National Park
Recent path closurePart of the Almannagjá gorge path closed evenings 18:00-23:00 through end of May for bridge repairsÞingvellir National Park
Öxarárfoss waterfall height12 mIceland Review
Þingvallakirkja church built1,859Iceland Review
Women executed at Drekkingarhylur drowning pool18Iceland Review
Road distance from Reykjavik47.6 km · Computed over the OpenStreetMap road network, not quoted from a tour operator. Driving only: no stops, no ferry, no winter closures, and a car rather than a coach that has to load forty people at every stop.OpenStreetMap road network, routed with OSRM
Driving time from Reykjavik47 min · Computed over the OpenStreetMap road network, not quoted from a tour operator. Driving only: no stops, no ferry, no winter closures, and a car rather than a coach that has to load forty people at every stop.OpenStreetMap road network, routed with OSRM

At the Tunnel Entrance

The bus drops you at the parking area near Raufarhólshellir, and from there you walk a short distance to the entrance. A guide meets the group and leads the way inside. The tunnel is staffed by the operator, so you are not left to find your own path. The ground inside can be uneven and slippery in places, so sturdy footwear is a practical choice. Because the tunnel is underground, rain or wind on the surface does not change the conditions you walk through. The main risk is weather affecting the road from Reykjavik, which can happen in winter. The guide will make the call on whether the trip proceeds, and turning back in poor conditions is part of the job. The tour is not wheelchair accessible, so you need to manage the walk and the uneven surfaces on your own.

Who Should Take This Tour

This outing suits travellers who want to see a lava tunnel without spending a full day away from Reykjavik. The three-hour length fits neatly into a morning or an afternoon, leaving the rest of the day open. It also suits those who prefer a guided experience in English rather than exploring on their own. If you are on a tighter budget, the price is competitive within its category. If you have more time and want to combine a volcano visit with a hike, the Guided Afternoon Hiking Tour to New Volcano Site runs for seven hours and covers more ground, but it costs less at 132 USD. That option is better for travellers who want the physical activity and the longer outing. If you are short on time or simply want the underground experience, this bus tour is the more direct choice.

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Common questions

Is admission included?

The catalogue does not say. Where the route is waterfalls and beaches there is nothing to pay; ask if it includes a paid attraction.

How long does the tour really take?

The catalogue gives 3 hours. That is the operator's own figure and covers the tour itself, not the time you spend getting to the meeting point.

Is there a guide who works in English?

Yes, the operator lists English as a guiding language. That is the operator's commitment, not a checked property of the person on the day.

Where do I find all the data on this tour?

In the data sheet on this page. It carries every field on the tour, on each place it visits and on the climate of the departure city, each with its source, and it downloads as a CSV.

Does this listing's rating mean anything?

Yes. 4.6 out of 5 from 850 is above the bar this site holds, which is 4.0 out of 5 from at least ten voices.

GYG

From Reykjavik: Raufarhólshellir Lava Tunnel by Bus

Dates, remaining places and the current version of what is included are at the operator. This page reflects the state of the catalogue, not the state of this morning.

from $153
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Every figure on this page comes from one of these sources. The running text does not name them, so that it stays readable; the data sheet carries the source in every row.

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