4 Days Private Golden Circle, South Coast and Snæfellsnes (Summer)
Snæfellsnes · أرْنارستابي · Hellnar · ريكْهولت · هرونفوسار · Thingvellir National Park · Geysir · Gullfoss · هفولسفولور · Skogafoss · راينيسفيارا · ريكيافيك
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This 4-day trip will bring you to the most famous and popular places and attractions in Iceland.
Exploring the Southern and Western part of Iceland, you will visit the Golden Circle, South Coast, Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon and Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Find the details in the itinerary.
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Your guide will pick you up from your accommodation in Reykjavík in the morning. You’ll be headed to all the wonders of the Hidden Gem of the West, the peninsula of Snæfellsnes.
Our first stop will be Ytri Tunga Beach, a peaceful sandy stretch with a little secret tucked away by the sea, just behind the farmhouses—a seal colony! This tranquil spot is a favorite for seals, who love to bask on the rocks along the shoreline. These friendly and curious creatures often climb up onto the rocks, offering you the perfect opportunity to spot them from a distance and enjoy their playful antics in their natural habitat.
We will then head to the Arnarstapi Fishing Village Hellnar & Arch, a charming spot nestled along stunning coastal cliffs. These cliffs were formed when glowing magma met the wild waves of the Atlantic Ocean, creating a striking landscape. Often considered the most beautiful harbor in Iceland, Arnarstapi offers breathtaking views of the sea and surrounding nature. Over thousands of years, erosion has shaped the land, creating magnificent stone arches and a remarkable marine geyser. As we take a leisurely walk along the coastline, your guide will share the fascinating tale of Bárður, the half-man, half-troll figure of local legend, and recount some of his mischievous deeds in the area.
We’ll visit next, the charming Búdakirkja, the Black Church of Búdir, located on the southern coast of the peninsula. This quaint village is home to just a hotel and this striking little church, which stands alone amidst a field of rugged lava rocks. Originally built in 1703, the church was reconstructed in 1987 after a passionate member of the community advocated for its restoration. It holds a historic graveyard and even features a bell and chalice from the time of its construction. Now a listed building, Búdakirkja is owned by the National Museum of Iceland but is cared for by the local Búdir parish. With its romantic and serene atmosphere, this picturesque chapel is a truly captivating site, making it an unforgettable stop on our journey.
The next stop will be the iconic Kirkjufell, or “The Church Mountain, along with the breathtaking Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall. Known for its unique, narrow shape, Kirkjufell has become a symbol of Snæfellsnes, especially after being featured as the “Arrowhead Mountain” in Game of Thrones. Shaped by the erosive forces of glaciers during the last Ice Age about 12,000 years ago, this mountain’s distinct form makes it one of Iceland’s most photographed landmarks. Right across from the mountain, we’ll find the picturesque Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall, completing your perfect shot of this stunning landscape. With countless vantage points to capture the perfect photo, rest assured, our guides know just where to go for the best views!
Next, we’re visiting Deildartunguhver, Europe’s most powerful hot spring. As you approach, you’ll be greeted by the sight of hot water bubbling up from the ground, and you’ll feel the warmth of the steam rising around you. The powerful force of nature here is truly awe-inspiring.
We will then head to Reykholt, one of Iceland’s most historically significant sites. This village was the home of Snorri Sturluson, one of the most important figures of the Middle Ages.
After Reykholt, we’ll continue to two beautiful waterfalls: Hraunfossar and Barnafoss. Hraunfossar is a stunning series of rivulets flowing through a dark lava field, creating a peaceful, almost mystical scene. Just a short distance away, we’ll find Barnafoss, a striking light-blue waterfall rushing through a narrow gorge, adding to the day’s natural beauty.
We’ll spend the night in Reykjavik.
