Private Snæfellsnes Peninsula Day Tour

All the must-see highlights of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in a private comfortable/luxury vehicle with your own professional, qualified and certified guide.

Snæfellsnes, called "Iceland in a nutshell" as it has almost everything to offer that Iceland has to offer in a single day-tour from the capital area; mountains, lava-fields, waterfalls, a black sand beach, a glacier, and much more!

Convenience-stop
Convenience stop on the way from Reykjavík to the first stop at the Snæfellsnes Peninsula.

A petrol station with shop, a variety of snacks etc, hot and cold beverages and restrooms.
Berserkjahraun Lava-field
Along the Vatnaleið-mountainroad is the Berserkjahraun Lavafield with a beautiful lake.

A photo-stop on the way to the next highlight…
Kirkjufell mountain and Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall
THE highlight of Snæfellsnes, the probably most photographed mountain of Iceland: Kirkjufell.

From a parking, you can do a short hike towards the Kirkjufellsfoss-Waterfall to take fantastic photographs from the waterfall with the majestic mountain in the background.
Lunch
Lunch at Snæfellsnes, you´ll be surprised by the fantastic food at this Restaurant. A hidden gem of Snæfellsnes.
Djúpalónssandur Black Sand Beach
You might know the other, famous/infamous, Black Sand Beach of Iceland.

This one – Djúpalónssandur is not the lesser one, be stunned by the beauty of this beach and it´s surroundings
Arnarstapi Basaltic Rock Formations
Enjoy a hike along the coastline of the tiny fishing village Arnarstapi and it´s basaltic rock formations.

Have a look at the statue of Bárður and learn everything of the fascinating story behind it.
Búðir Black Church
A short photo-stop to have a look at the photogenic little Black Church of Búðir, surrounded by the Búðahraun Lava Fields.
Ýtri Tunga
A stop at another beach, a NOT black sand beach…. not because of the color of the beach….. but you can try your luck and might see seals.
Convenience stop
A short stop with possibility to grab a snack plus hot and cold beverages on the way to Reykjavík