Reykjavik Stag Do

Reykjavik Stag Activities

You won't visit another city like Reykjavik.

This really is in the elite tier of stag do destinations, gents!

Boasting a wide range of lively cocktail joints, microbreweries, and bustling nightclubs, plus its breathtaking scenery and unique stag activities, you won't be short of things to do here.

Take your pick from the Reykjavik stag do ideas above and add them to your free enquiry to kickstart the planning process.

Our Reykjavik Specialist will then build you a weekend worthy of the Icelandic capital and get your quote with a price across to you within 24 hours.

Be sure to book Reykjavik stag accommodation with us, too - not every hotel in the city will accept stags, so avoid any last-minute drama by booking with StagWeb.

Reykjavik Nightlife

Laugavegur

Not just Reykjavik's shopping district, this lengthy street is primed and ready for stags with bars, nightclubs, and pubs galore. Head here for unforgettable nightlife.

Einstök Beer

Made from water originally fed from icebergs, Einstök Beer is possibly the coolest beer on the planet. The White Ale is particularly pleasing for a thirsty Reykjavik stag weekend.

Things to See in Reykjavik

The Northern Lights

Witnessing the Northern Lights is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and Reykjavik could be your only chance. Go hunting for them - it's worth it!

Laugardalsvöllur

Football fanatics must visit Iceland's national football stadium. Although there are just 13,000 seats, this place is awesome.

Hallgrimskirkja

This church is the most significant building in the capital. Entry is free, but climbing the tower will cost 900 ISK (roughly £5.50pp).

The Alþingi

Check out the oldest public garden in Iceland, soak up the sights, and shake off those hangovers from the night before.

The Sun Voyager

The Sun Voyager is one of Iceland's most famous works of art. This huge Viking-inspired sculpture sits on the seafront and is a great walk for any tender stag heads after a big night out. Well worth the trip.

How to Get to Reykjavik...

Flights

Only the UK's major airports - such as Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, and Glasgow - fly to Reykjavik, so plan around this.

Getting from Keflavik International Airport to Reykjavik

Keflavik International Airport is 51.3km from Reykjavik city centre.

A taxi will cost around £120-£140 from the airport to the city, but that's not bad if you split the fare between the stags.

Buses are a cheaper alternative, with round trips costing about £60 per person.

The easiest way is to book a private transfer. Add this to your enquiry and the transfer will take you to your hotel.

Tips On Getting Around Reykjavik

Walking - This compact city was basically designed for stags to explore on foot.

Bus - Frequent and affordable, the bus is a favourite for navigating the capital. Check the local bus website for more info.

Taxi - The local companies run for 24 hours, so taxis are reliable for heading home after a massive night out.

Reykjavik FAQs

Is Reykjavik good for a stag do?

Reykjavik is a top-tier stag do location. Whether you want extreme activities (from whitewater rafting to glacier hiking) or killer nightlife, the capital has got you covered. Many stags head here, and it doesn't disappoint.

Is 2 nights enough in Reykjavik?

Yes, Reykjavik is a compact city. During this time, you can tackle unique activities, explore all the best bars, taste the local cuisine, and give the groom an unforgettable send-off.

Is alcohol cheap in Reykjavik?

Alcohol in Reykjavik can be pricey due to the high taxes. A pint can cost you almost £11, so it's a great excuse to have some pre-drinks before heading out.

Is it expensive in Reykjavik?

Reykjavik is considered pricier than other stag destinations. However, with careful planning, and our awesome packages, you can save shed loads of cash, so don't let this put you off.