Arnarstapi
A small coastal village surrounded by some of Snæfellsnes’ most dramatic sea cliffs and formations.
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A small coastal village surrounded by some of Snæfellsnes’ most dramatic sea cliffs and formations.
A spectacular protected coastline of cliffs, arches, caves and lava formations.
A remote historic coastal location near the westernmost tip of Snæfellsnes.
A small lighthouse overlooking the exposed western coastline of Snæfellsnes.
Dramatic coastal cliffs within Snæfellsjökull National Park.
A stone monument at Arnarstapi representing the legendary guardian Bárður Snæfellsás.
A waterfall overlooking the fishing town of Ólafsvík.
A protected lava landscape surrounding Búðir on the southern Snæfellsnes coast.
The tiny black church at Búðir, one of Snæfellsnes’ most recognisable photographic landmarks.
A natural landmark within the Búðahraun landscape.
An unusually pale sandy beach on a peninsula better known for dark volcanic coastlines.
A striking ancient lava field whose twisted landscape is tied to a dark Icelandic saga.
A historic farm on northern Snæfellsnes best known for its traditional fermented shark production.
A small museum explaining the traditional Icelandic process of preparing hákarl.
A vast bay scattered with countless islands and rich in wildlife, history and coastal scenery.
Boat excursions from Stykkishólmur exploring the islands, wildlife and waters of Breiðafjörður.
A wild black-pebble beach surrounded by lava formations, maritime history and the famous lifting stones.
A colourful mountain landscape on northern Snæfellsnes.
The remains of an important historic fishing station reached from the Djúpalónssandur area.
A beautifully formed volcanic crater rising prominently from the surrounding lava field.
The lava landscape surrounding the distinctive Eldborg volcanic crater.
A historic stone well at remote Öndverðarnes.
A creative cultural venue in Rif hosting performances and community events.
A naturally sculpted sea arch and one of the best-known formations on the Arnarstapi coastline.
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