Cheap flights from Bratislava to Reykjavik from £173

Wandering the Faxaflói Square, you may admire the stunning architecture and see the basis of Reykjavik`s economics. There are two columns on the square trickling hot water, throwing steam into the air. It symbolises the founding of the city. Geothermal water is used to heat around 90% of Iceland’s homes being cooled and pumped straight into nearby homes' taps.

Reykjavik may boast an unusual fishing gourmet tour. Departing from the harbour, the three-hour tour takes visitors out to the open sea, where you may catch anything from cod and haddock to rockfish and pollack. What can be better than getting fish by yourself and then cooking it with the professional team's help? This excursion is suitable for any fishing skills. Check the options of local agencies like Reykjavík Sea Adventures.

If you have no trouble sleeping at a random person’s house, consider Couchsurfing a nice affordable option. People in Reykjavik are hospitable, and if you choose this way of living, you are already provided with additional benefits. Locals usually do their best to help and impress tourists.