• Ytri Tunga Beach - Experience the allure of Ytri Tunga, a hidden treasure on Iceland’s Snæfellsnes Peninsula. This golden-sand beach is renowned for its lively seal colony, often seen basking on the rocks or swimming nearby. Unlike Iceland’s usual black sand beaches, Ytri Tunga provides a brighter, more serene coastal experience. With breathtaking ocean views and a tranquil ambiance, it’s an ideal stop for nature enthusiasts and photographers seeking unforgettable moments.
• Budakirkja - Constructed in 1703, the church faced closure by the Danish king in 1819. However, local residents campaigned for its restoration, and in 1849, they received permission to build a new chapel. Thanks to a woman named Steinunn, who preserved some of the original artifacts, visitors can still admire them today.
• Arnarstapi - The next destination is Arnarstapi, a picturesque and charming fishing village. Over time, powerful waves have eroded the cliffs, leaving behind stunning rock formations visible today. Additionally, a sculpture of Bárður Snæfellsás, the guardian of the Peninsula, can be found here.
• Londrangar Basalt Cliffs - Rising majestically from the ocean, Lóndrangar are two towering basalt sea stacks that have endured the test of time and tide. Shaped by volcanic forces and relentless waves, these natural sculptures are steeped in folklore, often referred to as the “trolls of Snæfellsnes.” As you admire their striking presence against the Atlantic backdrop, you’ll feel the power and mystery of Iceland’s untamed coastline. Lóndrangar is a stunning reminder of nature’s artistry and a perfect spot to soak in the rugged beauty of Snæfellsnes.
• Malariff Lighthouse - Discover the dramatic beauty of Malariff, Iceland, where nature’s raw power meets coastal charm. Visit the iconic Malariff Lighthouse, standing tall against the roaring Atlantic, and enjoy sweeping views of the Snæfellsjökull glacier. Wander volcanic beaches, spot seabirds soaring overhead, and breathe in the crisp ocean air. Perfect for nature lovers and photographers, Malariff offers a peaceful escape into Iceland’s untamed wilderness.
• Vatnshellir Cave - Enter a realm of mystery and wonder as you descend into the depths of Vatnshellir Cave, a highlight of your Snæfellsnes journey. Situated in the heart of Snæfellsjökull National Park, this extraordinary lava cave was formed over 8,000 years ago during a volcanic eruption. Its winding tunnels and fascinating rock formations transport you into a world reminiscent of Jules Verne’s Journey to the Center of the Earth. Explore the stunning colors, unique stalactites, and twisted lava flows while hearing stories about the volcanic forces that shaped Iceland’s landscapes. Vatnshellir is a place where time seems to stand still—a glimpse into the Earth’s raw power and ancient history. With the guidance of a knowledgeable expert, you’ll navigate the cave’s mysterious chambers, marveling at the interplay of light and shadow in this otherworldly subterranean wonder.
• Djupalonssandur Beach - Discover the dramatic beauty of Djúpalonssandur, a black sand beach nestled on Iceland’s rugged Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Surrounded by lava formations and steep cliffs, this mystical destination offers a glimpse into Viking history with ancient lifting stones once used to test sailors’ strength. Stroll among the remains of a shipwreck, feel the power of the Atlantic waves, and soak in the untouched, otherworldly charm of one of Iceland’s hidden coastal treasures.
• Ingjaldscholskirkja - Standing proudly on a hill, Ingjaldshólskirkja is Iceland’s oldest concrete church, dating back to 1903. Surrounded by breathtaking views of the Snæfellsjökull glacier and rolling fields, this picturesque landmark exudes history and charm. With its striking red roof and serene setting, the church is a symbol of timeless beauty and a must-visit stop on your Snæfellsnes adventure.
• Kirkjufell Mountain - The most photographed mountain in Iceland is next on the list. It gained fame from the TV show “Game of Thrones” and is surrounded by a beautiful waterfall. Visitors will have ample time to explore the walking paths and discover the area.

• Complimentary pick-up and drop-off service
• Free onboard Wi-Fi access

• Lunch

Embark on a day-long voyage of discovery across Snaefellsnes Peninsula, the part of Iceland that sparked Jules Vernes’s imagination for his renowned novel “Journey to the Center of the Earth”.

Experience an extraordinary journey where you will have the chance to marvel at the 4,000-year-old Berserkjahraun lava field while gaining insight from your experienced guide. Stand in awe at one of Iceland’s most photographed locations, the Kirkjufell mountain and its waterfall, both of which feature in the popular TV series Game of Thrones.

Enjoy the thrill of climbing to the summit of an ancient volcanic crater to obtain a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding region and the glacier. We will also visit Djupalonssandur, a splendid black sand beach, and Arnarstapi, a charming and historical fishing village. With a stroke of luck, you might also encounter seals lounging on the Ytri-Tunga beach.

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• Order or availability of attractions may change due to road or weather conditions. In the winter we may need to adjust timings to the limited amount of daylight.
• Safety & Comfort For the Vatnshellir Lava Cave exploration, all guests are provided with helmets and flashlights to ensure a secure journey through the dark, uneven terrain. To prepare for your tour, dress warmly—the cave’s temperature stays just above freezing year-round, and gloves are recommended. Wear appropriate footwear such as hiking shoes or sturdy sneakers; for your safety, high heels, flat-bottom shoes, and flip-flops are not allowed. While the tour is relatively easy, participants must have the physical ability to navigate uneven surfaces and stairs. With these simple preparations, you’re all set for an unforgettable journey toward the center of the Earth!

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