Enjoy the flexibility to sidestep the crowds and make unexpected discoveries along the way in an exclusive small-group day adventure. But why stop there?

Snæfellsnes' Greatest Hits

• Discover Berserkjarhraun, a lava field created 4000 years ago after the eruption of three nearby volcanoes.
• Fall in love with Kirkjufell Mountain and the picturesque waterfall nearby.
• Climb the dormant volcanic crater Saxhóll (open from March to November).
• Visit Djúpalónssandur to experience the uniqueness of the black sand beach.
• Be charmed by Arnarstapi, a small but beautiful fishing village.
• Have a quiet moment in the beautiful Búðakirkja Black Church set amid some stunning surroundings.
• Enjoy the beauty of the golden-colored Ytri Tunga beach and observe its thriving seal colony.

What You Will See and Do

Your tour begins with pick-up from your Reykjavík accommodation, heading west towards Snæfellsnes.

Hvalfjarðargöng Underwater Tunnel

About 30 minutes outside the city, we'll arrive at Hvalfjarðargöng, an underwater tunnel built in 1998 to ease travel between Reykjavík and Akranes/Borgarnes. The tunnel spans 5770 meters (18,930 feet) and descends to a depth of 165 meters (541 feet) below sea level.

Berserkjarhraun

Once we reach the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, we'll explore the ancient lava field – Berserkjarhraun, nestled between Stykkishólmur and Grundarfjörður. This 4000-year-old volcanic terrain is a testament to nature's raw power, offering a spectacle of unparalleled magnificence. You'll feel it when you see it.

Kirkjufell

Next, we'll head to Kirkjufell, a cone-shaped mountain standing 463 meters (1,519 feet) tall. It gained global fame for its role as the "Arrowhead Mountain" in Game of Thrones and is one of the most photographed mountains in Iceland. Don’t worry, we’ll make time for photos!

Hellissandur Lunch Stop

We will make a 40-minute stop at Hellissandur. Enjoy a relaxing lunch with various options, including famous seafood soup (lunch is not included in the tour price). This stop also provides access to restrooms for your convenience.

Saxhóll Volcanic Crater (March to November)

Climb the 100-meter-high Saxhóll Volcanic Crater via a staircase (open March to November). From this 3000-year-old wonder, enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding area while learning local legends from your guide.

Djúpalónssandur Settlement

Let’s visit Djúpalónssandur, a fascinating black sand beach once home to a thriving fishing village. Test your strength with the historic lifting stones used by fishermen to earn their place on the boats.

Arnarstapi

Our next stop is the charming fishing village of Arnarstapi, famous for its stunning cliffs and the iconic sculpture of Bárður Snæfellsás, the mythical protector of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula.

Búðakirkja Black Church

Built in 1703, the historic Búðakirkja Black Church survived potential closure thanks to the resilience of local residents. Discover its fascinating history, preserved artefacts, and scenic surroundings.

Ytri Tunga Beach (March to November)

Our final stop is Ytri Tunga beach, one of the best spots for seal watching in Iceland. Get your camera ready to capture these playful creatures basking on the rocks (open March to November).

Last but Not Least

With hearts full of wonder and tired feet, we’ll head back to Reykjavík. Perhaps you'll enjoy a relaxing dinner or visit a local swimming pool to soak in a hot tub and chat with the locals.

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