Private 12-Hour Snaefellsnes Peninsula Shore Tour from Reykjavik Port

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Description

Summary

Tour starts
Reykjavík, Iceland
Duration
12 hours
Difficulty
Easy
Languages
English
Available
All year
Minimum age
None

Description

Embark on a private 12-hour exploration of the captivating Snaefellsnes peninsula, departing conveniently from the Reykjavik port. Cruise ship passengers seeking an unforgettable excursion through Iceland's incredible landscapes should book this customizable tour now.

Your day trip begins with a personalized pickup from the Reykjavik cruise port, where your friendly guide will warmly greet you. Since it's a private tour, you don't need to wait for others, ensuring a seamless start to your day. 

Your experienced driver will then whisk you to the enchanting Snaefellsnes peninsula. This region is also known as "Iceland in Miniature" because it boasts such diverse landscapes in one area. 

Your first stop is Borgarnes town, an ancient settlement steeped in Icelandic history and the gateway to the Snaefellsnes peninsula. Here, you can immerse yourself in Iceland's rich cultural heritage by visiting the town's historic landmarks and walking along its charming streets.

Continuing your journey, you'll arrive at Ytri Tunga beach, where you may see seals basking on the shoreline. This stop adds a delightful touch of wildlife to your adventure.

Next, prepare to be awed by the iconic Budir church, a striking black church nestled amidst the rugged landscape of the peninsula. Its unique color and serene setting make it a must-see attraction for travelers. The church also offers a glimpse into Iceland's spiritual and cultural heritage.

As you venture further, you'll encounter Bjarnarfoss, a majestic waterfall tumbling down from 262 feet (80 meters). Basalt columns frame this pristine cascade, presenting a picture-perfect photo opportunity.

Your day trip through the Snaefellsnes peninsula continues with a visit to Arnarstapi, a historic fishing village. Here, you can stroll along its picturesque harbor and admire its architecture, offering insights into Iceland's maritime past.

The tour's next stop is Djupalonssandur, where you'll marvel at the stark beauty of black lava formations sculpted by the forces of nature. These formations present a dramatic contrast against the surrounding landscape.

Venturing further, you'll visit the Saxholl crater, a testament to Iceland's volcanic origins. Saxholl is one of the country's most accessible craters. It features a walking path and steps, offering a short and easy hike to the top.

No visit to the Snaefellsnes peninsula would be complete without seeing Kirkjufell, famously known as the "Game of Thrones Mountain." Its distinctive shape and gorgeous setting make it one of Iceland's photography hotspots.

As your day trip ends, you'll return to the Reykjavik port, ensuring a timely return to continue your journey.

Discover the wonders of the Snaefellsnes peninsula on this private 12-hour tour, designed for cruise ship passengers seeking a memorable excursion. Check availability now by choosing a date.

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Included

Transfers from Reykjavik port
Experienced English-speaking driver-guide
Private tour experience

Activities

Sightseeing
Private Tour
Shore Excursions

What to bring

Warm, waterproof clothing
Snacks, drinks, and meals if desired (the driver will make a lunch stop)
Camera
Good walking shoes

Good to know

Infant seats are available. They are required by law for children six years and younger. Please let the operator know in advance if you need infant seats.

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