Enjoy the experience of a lifetime on this 3-day guided tour of the wild Westfjords, departing from Reykjavík. You’ll see the breathtaking beauty of one of the most unspoiled areas of Iceland, filled with exciting places to visit, where nature reigns supreme! Day 1 Embark on your Westfjords adventure with a pick-up in the capital and a scenic drive to Borgarnes. Along the way, we'll visit Eiriksstaðir, the Viking heritage museum, where you can explore the turf-roofed house that was once home to Eirik the Red and his son Leif the Lucky. As we continue, you'll be treated to breathtaking views of the coastal cliffs at Breiðafjörður, the gateway to the Westfjords. Countless fjords await you on this road trip, with plenty of opportunities to stop and take in the magnificent scenery. One of the highlights will be the Vatnsfjörður Natural Reserve, home to Þingmanná Waterfalls and a stunning canyon. Another stop will be at Birkimel Bay with its sandy beach, where you can experience (optional) the Krosslaug Swimming Pool - a true Icelandic gem. This natural pool, run by the local Youth Association, offers a chance to relax and soak in warm geothermal waters while enjoying the beautiful surroundings. Crossing the towering Kleifaheiði mountain range, you'll be amazed by the 5-meter-high stone statue called Kleifabúi, a testament to the dedication of the engineers who built the mountain road. Day 2 Enjoy incredible Westfjord vistas as you explore the towering cliffs at Látrabjarg, a perfect place for bird spotting. Look out for the Garðar shipwreck on the way! This is the westernmost point in Iceland, where thousands of seabirds (including puffins!) make their way every summer. Take a stroll on the multicolored sands of Rauðisandur, and enjoy views of Fossfjörður waterfall and the iconic “A-House.” Then, gaze in wonder at Dynjandi, the wedding cake-shaped cascade with its seven-step “waterfall ladder.” Finish your second day with a great night out in Ísafjörður, the capital of the Westfjords. Day 3 The day start with visit at the top of Bolafjall (638m) and walk on the skywalk viewing platform build over steep cliffs. Then, we will stop at charming Ósvör Fishing Village (collection of turf-roofed buildings) and Óshólaviti Lighthouse. Then it is time to start the drive via the Seven Fjords Road. The road hugs the coastline and offers uninterrupted views of fjords, mountains, and glaciers in all directions. You’ll enjoy unforgettable views wherever you look as the road traces its way up and down seven breathtaking fjords. Arctic foxes roam this area, so keep a close eye out for the only native land mammal in Iceland here! If you won´t have luck, you can still meet them at Arctic Fox Center and contribute to their protection. There will also be a stop at Hvitanes, one of the most accessible places to spot seals in the Westfjords, so we’ll take a look at these charming creatures here. Last stop will be by colorful Grabrok Volcanic Craters.

This tour takes us through breathtaking landscapes and beautiful scenery. To arrive in Siglufjörður, we will have to pass through 3 tunnels, but our tour will take us a bit further and through the 4th tunnel to an enjoyable viewing point. We will be making short stops in the Village of Hjalteyri, a unique town from the herring era. As well as having a look at Hauganes and Árskógssandur. We'll pass through Dalvík and Ólafsfjörður, two nice fishing towns. There will be time to explore Siglufjörður and the Herring Era Musem (subject to them being open).

Our private tailor-made day tour of the Snaefellsnes Peninsula is a unique and unforgettable experience that immerses you in the stunning natural beauty of Iceland's west coast. Starting from Reykjavik, your private guide will take you on a scenic drive through lava fields, past towering mountains and picturesque fishing villages, and along winding coastal roads that offer breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Throughout the tour, your guide will regale you with stories and legends about the area, sharing their knowledge of Icelandic history, culture, and geography. You'll have plenty of opportunities to stop and take photos, and your guide will be happy to recommend local restaurants and cafes where you can enjoy a delicious meal or snack. Personalized experience: Our private day tour of Snaefellsnes offers a personalized experience that caters to the specific interests and needs of each visitor. This means that you can explore the region at your own pace and focus on the attractions that interest you the most. Expert guide: Our knowledgeable and experienced guide will take you to the best spots in Snaefellsnes and provide you with fascinating insights into the region's history, culture, and natural wonders. You'll learn a lot and have a great time doing it! Comfortable vehicle: Our spacious and comfortable vehicle is equipped with all the amenities you need to make your journey as enjoyable as possible. You'll be able to relax and take in the stunning scenery without worrying about transportation logistics. Flexibility: Our private day tour of Snaefellsnes is completely flexible, meaning you can customize your itinerary to suit your preferences. Whether you want to spend more time hiking, sightseeing, or taking photos, we can accommodate your needs. Unforgettable memories: Snaefellsnes is one of the most beautiful and unique regions in Iceland, and our private day tour is designed to help you make unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime. You'll see incredible landscapes, meet friendly locals, and experience the magic of Iceland in a way that few visitors ever do. Here is a detailed itinerary for a Private Day Tour of Snaefellsnes Peninsula: Pick up from hotel in Reykjavik Visit Ytri-Tunga beach to see seals Explore Arnarstapi village and coastal cliffs Lunch break in Stykkisholmur Visit Kirkjufell mountain and waterfall Stop at Djupalonssandur black sand beach Explore Saxholl crater and lava fields Drop off at hotel in Reykjavik This itinerary allows for plenty of time to see some of the most beautiful and unique sights on the Snaefellsnes Peninsula. Please note that this is just a suggested itinerary and can be customized to fit your interests and preferences.

1238 The Battle of Iceland is an interactive and immersive historical experience that brings you into the middle of Viking battles and historical events. Welcoming to people of all ages the exhibition offers its guests to take part in Iceland's history through virtual reality. Step back in time and fight alongside the Vikings. The exhibition stages the most famous Viking battles and events of the age of Sturlungs (1220-1262). It incorporates cutting edge interactive technology that transports you into the past. There you can take part and experience one of Iceland’s most fearful battle; The battle of Örlygsstaðir first hand.

Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the Awe-inspiring tour to Snæfellsnes. You will be amazed by its stunning beauty and rich history. On this tour, you will visit some of the most iconic attractions of Snæfellsnes, such as: • Kirkjufellsfoss Waterfall and Kirkjufell Mountain – a breathtaking waterfall near the majestic Kirkjufell mountain, which is the most photographed mountain in Iceland. Capture the perfect photo of this unique natural wonder and its enchanting surroundings. • Ytri-Tunga Beach – a golden sand beach where you can spot adorable seals resting on the rocks. The best time to see them is in June or July, but they are often visible throughout the year. Watch them play and relax in their natural habitat. • Djúpalónssandur Beach – a black pebble beach with dramatic rock formations and a shipwreck. It is located within Snæfellsjökull National Park and has a rich history and folklore. You can also test your strength by lifting four ancient lifting stones that were used by fishermen. • Arnarstapi Village – a charming fishing village with a picturesque harbour and a stone arch. It is also the starting point of a scenic coastal walk to Hellnar, another village with a café and a church. Arnarstapi has a connection to the saga of Bárður Snæfellsás, a half-human half-troll who became the guardian spirit of Snæfellsjökull. • Búðakirkja – a small wooden church located on the south side of Snæfellsnes peninsula. It is a local parish church that was first established in 1703 but the current church was built in 1848. The church is known for its beauty, both the building itself and in contact with the surrounding area. The church is painted black and stands alone among a field of lava rock. It has a historic graveyard and some relics from the original church. It is also used for events like weddings, music, and storytelling Why should you book with us!!!!!! • Flexibility: you can customize your itinerary according to your interests. You can decide how long to spend at each attraction, what activities to do, and what detours to take. You also can add 1 to 2 additional stops to your trip. You can also start and end your tour at any time that suits you. If you wish, we can stop for coffee or refreshments along the way, and we can arrange lunch and dinner stops at your convenience. • Comfort: relax and enjoy, let our driver guide safely navigate Iceland’s unpredictable and challenging weather for you. You'll travel in a spacious, modern vehicle equipped with heating, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, usb chargers and plenty of room for your luggage and souvenirs. Our vehicles seats up to 8 passengers, but it's most comfortable for 7. • Privacy: while the tour is guided by professional guides, you’ll have enough time and the freedom to enjoy every stop at your own leisure.. You will not have to share with other tourists or wait for them. You will also have more freedom to take photos and videos without time stress.