• Kirkjufell Mountain - Standing at 463 meters, Kirkjufell, or Church Mountain, is a remarkable, solitary peak resembling a steeple or a wizard’s hat. Located near the fishing village of Grundarfjörður, it presents a breathtaking scene that has enchanted both hearts and cameras globally. Capture the iconic postcard image of Kirkjufell mirrored in nearby waters, with the Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall in the foreground—one of Iceland’s most famous views.

Gain expert tips from your guide on the best angles and lighting—whether during golden hour, under moody skies, or with snow-capped peaks. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the paths around Kirkjufellsfoss, where the gently flowing waterfall creates a magical foreground to the majestic mountain.

Immerse yourself in the panoramic views of the mountain, fjord, and dramatic coastline surrounding you. Discover stories of how Kirkjufell was featured in “Game of Thrones” as the “Arrowhead Mountain.”

• Snaefellsjokull National Park & Glacier - Embark on a hike or ride to the glacier: summit-day hikes with crampons, ropes, and ice axes lead you across ancient crevasses to expansive panoramic views. Prefer less walking? Opt for a Snowcat or snowmobile tour to reach the glacier plateau for postcard-perfect vistas.
  Marvel at the towering cliffs and rugged basalt formations at Arnarstapi and Hellnar, perfect for seal and seabird watching.
  Witness the iconic Lóndrangar basalt sea-stacks—dramatic remnants of an eroded volcano and a seabird haven.
  Descend into Vatnshellir, where a 2-minute spiral leads into an 8,000-year-old lava tube. Guided tours unveil eerie rock formations and volcanic history.

• Berserkjahraun - Wander through a vast lava maze formed over 4,000 years ago, adorned with soft green moss, unusual rock formations, and vibrant patches of arctic flora.

Marvel at the stark contrasts between black jagged lava and the colorful surrounding mountains, especially in golden-hour light—a photographer’s paradise.
Follow a tranquil trail to Selvallavatn Lake, with serene reflections of the surrounding hills and ideal picnic spots.

Discover hidden craters, small caves, and unique lava sculptures shaped by nature and time. Berserkjahraun offers some of the most extraordinary and untouched scenery in West Iceland. It’s perfect for photography enthusiasts seeking to escape the crowds and capture the raw Icelandic wilderness.

• Ytri Tunga Beach - Visit a golden sand beach (a rarity in Iceland) that sharply contrasts with the typical black sand shores.

Spot seals lounging on the rocks just offshore—this beach is renowned as one of the best seal-watching spots in Iceland, especially in summer.

Enjoy a peaceful coastal walk, with views of Snæfellsjökull Glacier in the background and seabirds soaring above.

Learn about the marine ecosystem and the vital role seals play in Icelandic wildlife.

Stand before one of Iceland’s most photographed landmarks—a tiny, jet-black wooden church set against a backdrop of lava fields, golden grass, and the sea.

Hear the tale of the original church, built in the 19th century by a determined woman who fought for its preservation.

Explore the surrounding lava fields and coastal area, rich with wildflowers and a mystical ambiance, often described as “hauntingly beautiful.”

Experience the tranquility and spiritual stillness of this windswept, remote location.

• Arnarstapi - Hike the scenic Arnarstapi–Hellnar coastal trail, a relatively easy walk with spectacular views of basalt arches, lava formations, blowholes, and crashing Atlantic waves.

Marvel at the dramatic Gatklettur (“Arch Rock”), a naturally formed stone arch over the ocean that’s a photographer’s dream.

Observe seabirds nesting on the cliffs, including kittiwakes and arctic terns, especially active in summer.

Explore the Historic Fishing Hamlet
Stroll through the charming village of Arnarstapi, once a bustling trading post, now a peaceful spot with cozy cafés and old turf-roofed houses.

Capture Iconic Icelandic Landscapes
The contrast of lava cliffs, ocean blues, and glacier views makes this area one of the most photogenic stops in West Iceland.

✅ Why Travelers Love This Experience:
Natural drama & serenity in one stop—ideal for nature lovers, families, and photographers.

A perfect balance of light hiking, cultural insight, and stunning views.

• Private transportation
• Private & Experienced Guide
• Pick-up and return from your accommodation in Reykjavík or nearby by your private driver-guide
• Entrance fees
• Snacks
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• On-board WiFi

• Lunch
• Gratuities

Tailor-Made for You

This is a completely private experience, unlike standard group tours, and is tailored to your interests and pace. Whether you are a nature enthusiast, photographer, storyteller, or simply in search of tranquility, the journey is crafted around what is most important to you.

Hidden Gems & Iconic Sites

Explore beyond the typical postcard locations—not only Kirkjufell and Búðakirkja, but also lesser-known spots like the Berserkjahraun lava field, seal watching at Ytri-Tunga, and coastal walks between Arnarstapi and Hellnar, rich with tales of trolls and guardian spirits.

Comfort & Class

Travel in a luxurious vehicle that offers ample space, comfort, and Wi-Fi, accompanied by a local expert who is passionate about Iceland and trained to provide a safe, insightful, and adaptable experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.