Gay hotels reykjavik iceland

Suites offer even more space to stretch out with a living room. It helps us keep our blog going – so thank you in advance for your support! Inside contains a collection of more than two hundred penises and penile parts belonging to almost all the land and sea mammals that can be found in

Iceland – including that of a human.

Rest assured, gay travelers will have no issues exploring this beautiful and diverse city!

If you are at a loss for things to do in Gay Reykjavik or can’t decide – we recommend hiring a car and getting out and exploring the stunning nature for yourself, or just wandering the city and admiring all its colorful architecture.

Visit a variety of Reykjavik eateries, from restaurants to food trucks, and sample a selection of traditional dishes and street food favorites, including Icelandic cheeses, lamb, homemade ice cream, and the famous Icelandic hot dogs. Reykjavík Pride has emerged over the years into a colorful six-day celebration that attracts up to 100 thousand guests from all over the world every year to show support and solidarity with the local LGBT community and to have fun.

We believe queer nightlife deserves our support – but even if they didn’t, you’d find us here as Kiki has the best music in town and really competitive drink prices… though newly-opened Curious is giving them a run for their money. 

Curious

(temporarily or permanently closed.

That way, everyone in your party can have a little bit of everything. The Shard? Even compared to its Nordic neighbors like Sweden, Denmark, Norway, and Finland.

 In Iceland and Reykjavík,  gay couples walk hand in hand without any concerns, and the most you will ever get is a curious stare on occasion, which is quickly followed up by a smile or nod of approval.

Gay people here stand equal to straight people in the eyes of the law, and while work still remains to be done, especially in regard to transgender rights, Iceland is much further down the road to full and utter equality than almost any other destination that we have ever visited.

We recommend checking out Pink Iceland's “Pink Pride Package“.

Founded by lesbian couple Eva María & Birna in March 2011, and in early 2012, their friend Hannes joined forces, and the trio now owns and runs the company together with love. A total must-see for all nature and adventure-thirsty individuals and groups.

National Museum of Iceland

Get enlightened about the making of the Icelandic nation and its history.

At the lively cocktail bar, the award-winning “pharmacists” mix together exciting artisan cocktails to suit every mood; painkillers, stimulants, tranquilizers, and even placebos. Inspired by Japanese and South American cuisine, Sushi Social uses authentic Icelandic ingredients for its dishes. For a more cost effective way to get from the airport to downtown Reykjavik, we highly advise pre booking a bus transfer which will take you directly to your accommodation.