Take The Walk! from Toronto Star
Vit Wagner - Toronto Star
"The smartest thing I did during my recent trip to Reykjavik was line up for the free two-hour walking tour ...."
The second smartest thing was take the advice of the amusing, informative tour guide, whose shortlist of must-dos could be boiled down to one firm, unequivocal recommendation. "Go to one of the swimming pools," he insisted. "Visiting Reykjavik and not using a swimming pool is like going to Finland without having a sauna."
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Stroke of genius!

Then came his stroke of genius: he hired several mediums to walk the anticipated route of the city and identify spirits and any other unusual presence they might encounter.

Iceland Review, Eliza Reed, Jun 2006

Interesting, informative, pleasant!

"The tour was interesting, informative, pleasant, revealing and above all, very, very weird, some-times even simultaneously combining all five elements."

Sindri Eldon, Reykjavik Grapevine , Issue 8 2006.

Enviormental Elves!

Entertaining, Animated and eccentric.

Whether you actually believe in ghost and elves or not isn´t really important.

Reykjavik Mag, Paul F. Niklov, Jun 2006 June 2006

We invite you to join us on this unique evening of Summer Solstice, Haunted Walk through Reykjavik, ending by the Grotta lighthouse enjoying the bright and magical summer night.

Discover the rich history and stunning natural beauty of Reykjavik’s most interesting area while taking advantage of the year’s longest daylight hours during the Summer Solstice, commonly referred to as “Simmer Dim” by the local people, with its light mid-summer night skies and kisses.

Where.

Reykjavik, Iceland

Reykjavik lies at 64°9' North of the equator, just a few degrees south of the Arctic Circle (66°30'N) that experiences 24 hours of daylight on the summer solstice.

When.

At 20.00 on June 21st at Adalstræti 2 the tourist information office.
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