About this experience
Discover the scenic beauty of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula on a minibus tour from Reykjavik. Marvel at epic landscapes of lava beaches, jagged cliffs, Mt. Kirkjufell, and the famed black Budir Church.
Highlights
- Immerse yourself in wilderness at the breathtaking Kirkjufell mountain
- Keep your eyes peeled for seals resting and playing at Ytri Tunga beach
- Marvel at the rugged cliffs of Arnarstapi and dramatic sea views
- Gaze across the seemingly endless fields of lava in the west of Iceland
- Drive around the iconic 700,000-year-old Snæfellsjökull glacier
What's included
- Bus fare
- Guide
- Tour
- Wi-Fi on bus
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- At Redemption Counter
What to expect
Venture into the west of Iceland and explore the Snæfellsnes Peninsula on a tour from Reykjavik. See highlights, including the cliffs of Arnarstapia and the Snæfellsjökull glacier, and travel aboard a climate-controlled minibus.
Make your way to the dramatic Snæfellsnes Peninsula, where mangled lava fields reveal the stresses and destruction the land once endured. Marvel at volcanic rocks of unimaginable shapes as they flare up in twisted forms from the earth.
Take a walk beside the jagged cliffs of Arnarstapi and see the beautiful arcs of Hellnar, where pillars of basalt slowly ascend from the unforgiving sea. Take in the stunning backdrop of the summit of the Snæfellsjökull glacier.
Journey along roads less traveled to find beaches of lava and smooth volcanic rock at Djupalónssandur. Explore the north side of the peninsula and the famous Mt. Kirkjufell. Discover the photographer's dream subject, the black church at Budir, which sits in desolate isolation. Look out for playful seals at Ytri Tunga Gold Beach, your final stop. Then, journey back to your meeting point in Reykjavik.
Benefit from the extensive knowledge and experience of your guides. They will share not only the must-see sites but also local knowledge, great stories, and personal recommendations to make the most of your time in Iceland.