The western peninsula in one day: sea, lava and the villages below the glacier.
After Borgarnes we follow the south side of the peninsula. At Ytri Tunga we look for seals, at Arnarstapi we walk the coastal path to the rock arch.
In the afternoon we round the tip of the peninsula below Snæfellsjökull, then drive along the north coast to Kirkjufell. We are back at about 8 pm.
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A yellow sand beach where seals often lie on the rocks, mostly in summer.
A half-hour walk above the basalt cliffs, past the nests of sea birds.
A cove of shiny black pebbles with pieces of an old fishing boat wreck.
We photograph the mountain from beside the small waterfall, above the village of Grundarfjörður.
€159/ per person
Children up to 12: 80 €.
Yes, about five hours of driving there and back, but we stop often on the peninsula.
Yes, Kirkjufell under snow is beautiful. In December we make fewer stops, because it gets dark early.
Rarely. If puffins matter most, we suggest the south coast tour in summer.
The wind can be strong at the tip of the peninsula. Then we skip the steps down to Djúpalónssandur and look at the cove from the viewpoint.
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We saw seven seals at Ytri Tunga, and at Kirkjufell the sun was still shining at ten in the evening. A long day, but there was time at every stop.
The first evening was cloudy, and Levente wrote in the afternoon that we should not go. The next day he took us above Þingvellir and the whole sky was green. Even my phone took good photos, because he showed me the settings.
Dóra guided the whole day in German, although half the group was Hungarian. We had an hour at Geysir and saw four eruptions. We would never have found the lunch place by the lake ourselves.
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Not on this tour. If you want a glacier, we suggest the Sólheimajökull walk.
Both ways, for a short break.
The three best-known places in one day: the rift between the plates, the geyser and the two-step waterfall, then the red Kerið crater.
€129/ per person
Half a day on the volcanic peninsula by the airport: steaming springs, a lake in the lava field and the bridge between two plates.
€119/ per person
A private trip with your own group around the whole Ring Road: waterfalls, glaciers, the East Fjords, Mývatn and Akureyri. We book the hotels.
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