
South Coast, Glacier Walk & Lava show – Private Tour
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Join Your Friend in Reykjavik for a cattastic private walking tour of downtown Reykjavik — a private city walk with a firm focus on our feline companions.
We'll follow in the paw prints of cats since the settlement of Iceland, exploring the myths surrounding cats in Iceland and around the world, along with tales from cats' hiss-story throughout the ages.
Along the way, we'll stop at Café Babalú, where you can sip coffee or hot cocoa and taste Icelandic pastries in a cozy, cat-loving setting. If we're fur-tunate enough and the cat gods allow, there's a paw-sibility we'll catch a glimpse of some of downtown Reykjavik's most famous cats, including Baktus, Jónsí, and Ófelía.
We start at the pillars by Ingólfur Square, finishing at the Einar Jónsson Sculpture Garden by Hallgrímskirkja Church.
This is a purrfect private 2-hour city walk in Reykjavik for cat lovers. 10% of the profit from this tour goes to The Cat Protection Society and its cat shelter and hotel, Kattholt.
Við hittumst fyrir utan Hlölabátar, sem snýr að Ingólfstorgstorgi og tveimur háum steinsúlum. CenterHotel Plaza er hægra megin við þig. Bekkir, borð og yfirbyggt loft gera það að þægilegum stað til að bíða.
Sérfræðingar okkar á staðnum eru venjulega í ljósbláum jakka með vini þínum í Reykjavík á bakinu
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There we try to spot Baktus the Cat, probably the second most famous Cat of Iceland (After the Christmas Cat of course)
Legend tells us that the Christmas Cat can sometimes be found in this excellent downtown book store
We visit the beautiful Reykjavik Pond
We continue our stories about Cats, through history.
We visit a store that offers beautiful Cat Related designs
We talk about Cats in Norse Mythology and more
There are some cat related sculptures in the Garden and if we are furr-tunate enough we will see some downtown cats there.
Ferðalög ábendingar, nýjar leiðsögumenn og heads-up þegar norðurljósaspáin lítur vel út. Engin ruslpóstur.