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Visit the Snæfellsnes Peninsula – an area rich in natural beauty, history, and culture
Hike to impressive and strange rock formations along the shore at Djúpalónssandur
See the prominent rock formations at Lóndrangar and the beautiful lighthouse at Malarrif
Get close to one of Iceland’s largest seabird colonies
Lineup of natural wonders
The landscape of Snæfellsnes is characterized by sandy beaches, rocky shorelines, and jagged mountains. We stop at Djúpalónssandur, Lóndrangar, and Arnarstapi, with a harbor that many consider the most beautiful in Iceland. As we follow the line of cliffs, you can observe and photograph one of Iceland’s largest seabird colonies up close.
Practical information
Language: English
Remarks: Approximately 3 hours of total driving time and an optional 45-minute walk. Dress according to local weather conditions with appropriate footwear (closed-toe shoes are recommended), including rubber or nonslip soles
Walking information: All walking is optional and most sites can be viewed through the bus windows. There are no steps at most stops, but there are some inclines. Surfaces are grass/mud/gravel and feature rough pathways. People with mobility challenges are kindly asked to travel with an able-bodied caregiver or request assistance from the ship.
Not accessible for wheelchairs.
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