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Snaefellsnes and Kirkjufell

Your Snæfellsnes adventure begins with us picking you up from Reykjavik. Stopping for supplies for the day ahead we will then start the journey to the peninsula driving through beautiful scenery including the Atlantic with backdrops of mountains along our path to our first stop.


On the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, we will make our way through the dramatic lava field of Berserkjahraun. According to Viking legends from pagan times in Iceland, this is the place where two Swedish "berserkers" forged Iceland's first road. Then, we will head over to the south side of the peninsula through a rural highland pass.


Our first highlight will be one of the best ones, every photographer's dream - the epic "arrowhead" mountain Kirkjufell, on the northern side of Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Rising 463 meters (1,519 feet) out of the sea, this idyllic landmark stands tall above the fishing village. 


Next we will make a visit to Arnarstapi where we will walk along the coastline of this picturesque little village.


Onto another volcanic setting, we will visit Djúpalónssandur that offers majestic views of the sea and home to many stories of shipwrecks and adventure.


We'll stop to admire Búðakirkja, the 19th-century church, and then head to see some cute seals at Ytri-Tunga.


Before arriving back in the capital, we'll make another short stop at the town called Borgarnes, where you can get an excellent Icelandic hot dog. Finally, we will drop you off at Reyjavík, allowing the day's magic to sink in.


Language

English


Important Information - Know before you go

Please be aware that our passengers’ and employees’ safety is our top priority. Rest assured that every measure is taken to ensure safety on board our coaches and on our tours. To view the details of our new operating protocols, please click here

Your Snæfellsnes adventure begins with us picking you up from Reykjavik. Stopping for supplies for the day ahead we will then start the journey to the peninsula driving through beautiful scenery including the Atlantic with backdrops of mountains along our path to our first stop.


On the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, we will make our way through the dramatic lava field of Berserkjahraun. According to Viking legends from pagan times in Iceland, this is the place where two Swedish "berserkers" forged Iceland's first road. Then, we will head over to the south side of the peninsula through a rural highland pass.


Our first highlight will be one of the best ones, every photographer's dream - the epic "arrowhead" mountain Kirkjufell, on the northern side of Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Rising 463 meters (1,519 feet) out of the sea, this idyllic landmark stands tall above the fishing village. 


Next we will make a visit to Arnarstapi where we will walk along the coastline of this picturesque little village.


Onto another volcanic setting, we will visit Djúpalónssandur that offers majestic views of the sea and home to many stories of shipwrecks and adventure.


We'll stop to admire Búðakirkja, the 19th-century church, and then head to see some cute seals at Ytri-Tunga.


Before arriving back in the capital, we'll make another short stop at the town called Borgarnes, where you can get an excellent Icelandic hot dog. Finally, we will drop you off at Reyjavík, allowing the day's magic to sink in.


Language

English


Important Information - Know before you go

Please be aware that our passengers’ and employees’ safety is our top priority. Rest assured that every measure is taken to ensure safety on board our coaches and on our tours. To view the details of our new operating protocols, please click here