Visit to Snaefellsnes National Park.

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Psyche yourself up for an unforgettable adventure on our tour of Iceland’s spectacular Snæfellsjökull National Park, which takes you to places with unimaginable beauty as you come face to face with Iceland’s natural wonders which are a cut above the rest.

HIGHLIGHTS:

* Lay your eyes on the Snæfellsjökull glacier
* Visit the vast 8,000-year-old cave Vatnshellir cave
* Keep your ear to the ground as you’re told the tons of tales surrounding Djúpalónssandur Beach

First things first, make your way over to the pretty peninsula of Snæfellsnes over on the west side of Iceland. Snæfellsjökull Glacier is one of the world's most iconic glaciers and it’s not hard to see why. You’ll find this 1,446 metre high Glacier at the furthest point West of The Snæfellsnes Peninsula. This volcano is a far cry from the norm which typically have steaming craters and instead has a glacier at its peak.

Travelling through the Snæfellsnes peninsula and Snæfellsjökull National Park you will get to roam around the small village of Arnarstapi which has a rich trading history. When we go along to Hellnar, we get the chance to look out upon the dazzling and dramatic landscape. If you fancy it, you can enjoy some lunch in the quaint little café which faces a cold water spring.

Visit the vast 8,000-year-old cave Vatnshellir cave and trek along the path of the lava flow about 200 metres into the cave taking you 35 metres underground where you’ll see a collection of curious colours and lava formations. From the dark underworld of Vatnshellir, the tour takes you along to Djúpalónssandur; a tranquil and serene black-pebbled beach that gives superb views out across the ocean. There are a whole host of myths and legends that you are bound to hear about this beautiful beach.

With its unusual yet enticing shape; this mountain is not just the run-of-the-mill. Kirkjufell has a peculiar form which makes it a populous choice for photos.

Feel the magic of Snæfellsjökull glacier whilst getting the chance to see lots of other picturesque places on the way.



Meeting/ Pick up point:Bus terminal. Customers must be at the meeting point 30 min before the departure of the tour. If customers want to be picked up at the hotel (in Reykjavik only) they must call 24 hours before in order to reconfirm pick up time.
Duration:11 hours.
br /> Opening days/period: Daily from June to September and on Mondays, Thursdays and Sundays from October to May.
Min. Age: 3 years old.
Languages: English (all departures) and German (Mondays).
Includes: Guided caving tour and all the necessary gear.
Excludes: Lunch.