11 Hours
Daily Tour
14 people
English, Nordic
| Adults(Age 16+) | ISK 18,900 |
| Youth(Age 12 – 15) | ISK 14,175 |
| Child(Age 8 – 11) | ISK 9,450 |
Experience the wonders of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in Iceland through the Private Snæfellsnes Peninsula day tour. This exclusive and tailored adventure allows you to explore the region’s captivating natural beauty and attractions in a personalized manner.
Situated on Iceland’s Snæfellsnes peninsula, Berserkjahraun is a vast lava field. Covering around 35 square kilometers, it’s thought to be about 4,000 years old. The name “Berserkjahraun,” translating to “madman’s lava field,” originates from an Icelandic Saga where two berserkers met their fate here. Despite its unsettling past, this lava field draws tourists due to its exceptional and rugged landscape, making it a great place for hiking and exploration.
Rising in Grundarfjorour, Iceland, Kirkjufell Mountain is a captivating natural wonder. Standing tall at 463 meters, it’s famous worldwide for its exceptional and distinctive shape, drawing photographers in droves. You can relish awe-inspiring views of this mountain from various spots around Grundarfjorour, making it an essential stop for anyone exploring Iceland.
Located at the base of Kirkjufell Mountain in Grundarfjorour, Iceland, Kirkjufellsfoss is a stunning waterfall. It’s easy to reach and a favorite spot for tourists exploring the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. The falls provide beautiful views of the surrounding area, making it a fantastic place for photography. Enhanced by the iconic backdrop of the mountain, Kirkjufellsfoss is a must-see for anyone traveling to Iceland.
On the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in Iceland lies the captivating Djupalonssandur Beach, a mesmerizing black pebble shoreline. Situated near the village of Hellnar, it’s a short walk from the parking area to this unique destination. Photographers and nature enthusiasts are drawn to its distinct and surreal landscape. The beach’s charm is enhanced by dramatic cliffs and adjacent rock formations. For history enthusiasts, Djupalonssandur Beach holds historical significance as it was once a testing ground for the strength of Icelandic fishermen in the past.
In Hellnar, Iceland, you’ll find the captivating Londrangar Basalt Cliffs, a destination you shouldn’t miss. Rising nearly 75 meters above the surroundings, these cliffs are made of basalt rock formed from ancient volcanic activity. The unique geological formations and fantastic views of the area are something to appreciate. Bird enthusiasts can also delight in spotting various seabird species like puffins and fulmars that call these cliffs home. Londrangar Basalt Cliffs are an incredibly beautiful natural wonder that’s bound to leave you awestruck with its distinct and striking beauty.
Nestled on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in Iceland’s West Region, Arnarstapi is a delightful village you shouldn’t miss. Its unique coastal position and striking landscape make it a favored spot for those seeking to immerse in Iceland’s natural allure. Amid its captivating surroundings, Arnarstapi boasts several noteworthy attractions, like the nearby Londrangar Basalt Cliffs and the Gatklettur Arch. If you’re up for it, you can explore the coast through hiking or indulge in observing the diverse wildlife. Arnarstapi is a must-see destination for anyone exploring Iceland, promising an unforgettable experience of its beauty and charm.
Snæfellsnesjökull Glacier is a magnificent ice-capped stratovolcano located on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in western Iceland. Famous for its association with Jules Verne’s novel *Journey to the Center of the Earth*, this glacier offers breathtaking views and is a haven for adventure seekers. Its pristine beauty and mystique make it a popular destination for hiking, photography, and glacier tours.
Búðir Black Church, or Búðakirkja, is a historic and picturesque church located on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Known for its striking black exterior against the stark Icelandic landscape, it is a popular spot for photographers and weddings. The surrounding lava fields and the serene coastline add to its ethereal charm, making it a must-visit destination.
Ytri Tunga Beach is a golden-sand beach famous for its thriving seal colony. Visitors can often spot seals lounging on the rocks or swimming in the water, especially during summer. The beach’s scenic beauty, combined with its wildlife, makes it an ideal spot for nature lovers and photographers seeking to capture Iceland’s marine life.
