• Snaefellsnes Peninsula

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  • Snaefellsnes is a large peninsula extending west 140 km north of Reykjavik, rich with diversified and picturesque nature sites and landscapes typical of Iceland. Traveling the peninsula, you will enjoy glaciers, iconic mountains, Volcanic Craters and vast Lava Fields and caves.
    The coastal cliffs on the western part of the peninsula are the nesting grounds of sea birds including the iconic Puffins, and the white and black beaches are home to seal colonies.
    In addition to the outdoor experiences, the peninsula is dotted with small towns and fishing villages where you would be able to absorb the local culture.
    Visiting the Snaefellsnes Peninsula’ main attractions can be part of a 1 day trip driving back and forth from Reykjavik, even though 2-3 days in the area while enjoying also outdoor activities is a recommended option.
    Traveling from east to west enjoy the viewpoints of the magnificent landscapes and visit the region natural attraction, towns and villages.

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