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Snæfellsnes Peninsula in a small group tour with home-cooked meal included

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28.990 Kr

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Duration

11 hours

Difficulty

Easy

Availbility

All Year Round

Location

Hotel pick-up in Reykjavík

Tour Details

Discover the magic of Snæfellsnes, where mountains, glaciers, beaches, and charming villages come together in a landscape so diverse it’s called Iceland in Miniature. This full-day adventure takes you to the peninsula’s most breathtaking spots, with rich stories, small-group comfort, and a taste of authentic Icelandic life.

Tour Highlights

  1. Kirkjufell Mountain
    Stand before one of the most photographed mountains in the world — featured on magazine covers and admired across the globe. Its unique shape and stunning surroundings will leave you in awe.
  2. Snæfellsjökull Glacier (Sightseeing)
    Gaze upon this legendary glacier, wrapped in myths and immortalized in literature. Rising above the peninsula, its serene beauty captivates everyone who sees it.
  3. Berserkjahraun Lava Fields
    Walk across a dramatic lava field shaped by volcanic eruptions centuries ago. Local legends of Vikings and mystical beings bring an extra layer of intrigue to this otherworldly terrain.
  4. Djupalonssandur Black Sand Beach
    Explore this wild black sand shoreline, where the Atlantic’s waves crash against rugged cliffs. It’s a place where raw nature and stark beauty collide.
  5. Arnarstapi Fishing Village
    Wander through a charming coastal village framed by dramatic sea cliffs. Stroll its scenic paths, discover historical landmarks, and soak in its rich maritime heritage.
  6. Buðarkirkja — The Black Church
    Admire the striking simplicity of this historic wooden church, a cultural icon set against windswept landscapes.
  7. Ytri Tunga Beach
    Get a close look at Iceland’s seal colony. Watch them lounging on the rocks or playing in the surf — a magical wildlife encounter.
  8. Lunch at a Local Horse Farm
    Enjoy a warm, home-cooked meal made from fresh, local ingredients. A perfect taste of Icelandic hospitality.

Why Choose this tour?

  • Expert Guides – Passionate storytellers who bring the landscapes and legends of Snæfellsnes to life.
  • Small Groups – More personal attention, flexibility, and a relaxed pace.
  • Comfortable Transport – Spacious vehicles with onboard Wi-Fi for a connected, comfortable journey.
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Tour Includes

Driver/Guide: A guide who is knowledgeable about the local area and provides information and assistance.

Home-cooked lunch at a horse farm

Hotel pick-up and drop-off

What To Bring

Weather-appropriate clothing

Waterproof outer layers

In winter: crampons are recommended

Please Note:

Pick-up times: Nov 15 – Jan 31: 08:00–08:30 Feb 1 – Nov 14: 08:30–09:00 Be at your meeting point 30 minutes before departure.

Please inform us of any food allergies in advance

Multiple stops for sightseeing, restroom breaks, and stretching

In winter (Nov 15 – Jan 31), the horse farm lunch stop is around 4 PM due to limited daylight

Operates in all weather, dress appropriately (waterproof clothing is recommended year-round)

Infants (0–3) are not recommended due to tour length and schedule

Not wheelchair or stroller accessible

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