Hvammsvik Hot Springs - voted Best Thing to Do in the World by Time Out 2023. Eight natural pools on the edge of Hvalfjörður fjord on the return to Reykjavik. Not a tourist spa. A place where the water, the mountains, and the silence do all the work.
Snæfellsnes and Hvammsvik in the same day. Two of Iceland's most extraordinary west coast experiences - the peninsula in the afternoon, the hot springs in the evening. Most visitors do neither.
Wild harbour seals at Ytri Tunga. One of Iceland's only reliable seal-watching spots. Just rocks, seals, and the Atlantic - no boat required.
Kirkjufell - Iceland's most photographed mountain. The final peninsula stop before the drive south to Hvammsvik. It earns every photograph ever taken of it.
Entirely private - no shared passengers. Your guide and vehicle belong to your group alone for the full day and evening.
Minimum age 12 for Hvammsvik. Ideal for families with older children.
Your exact pickup time will be confirmed at least 24 hours before departure. Your guide will contact you directly - no need to wait outside or go to a meeting point.
Pickup is door-to-door from your Reykjavik hotel or accommodation. This tour ends at Hvammsvik Hot Springs on the return journey - expect a late return to the city.
Please bring your swimsuit and a towel for Hvammsvik. Towel rental is available on-site. Minimum age for Hvammsvik is 12 years.
Warm, windproof layers are strongly recommended for the peninsula - the Atlantic wind is present at almost every stop.
Any questions? Contact details are in your confirmation email.
Your first stop is the famous golden-sand beach of Ytri Tunga, known for its resident seal colony. Unlike Iceland’s typical black beaches, this shoreline offers a unique landscape. Enjoy watching seals resting on the rocks and take beautiful coastal photos.
Visit the hidden gorge of Rauðfeldsgjá, a dramatic canyon tucked into the mountainside. Walk toward the narrow entrance and explore this mystical natural formation. This stop offers a short adventure and stunning photo opportunities.
Explore the charming coastal village of Arnarstapi and admire Gatklettur, a striking natural stone arch formed by ocean erosion. Walk along the cliffs and enjoy spectacular views of the rugged coastline and crashing waves.
Discover this dramatic black pebble beach surrounded by lava formations. See the remains of a historic shipwreck and try lifting the traditional “lifting stones” once used to test fishermen’s strength. The scenery here is raw and powerful.
Stop at Hólahólar for scenic views of the iconic basalt sea stacks of Lóndrangar. These towering rock formations rise dramatically from the ocean and are one of the peninsula’s most photographed landmarks.
Climb the steps to the top of Saxhóll, a volcanic crater offering panoramic views of lava fields, glaciers, and coastline. This short hike rewards you with stunning 360-degree scenery.
Visit the iconic Kirkjufell, one of Iceland’s most photographed mountains. Admire its distinctive shape and the nearby Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall. This is a must-stop location for incredible photos.
After a full day of exploration, unwind at Hvammsvik Hot Springs. Relax in natural geothermal pools set along the shoreline, surrounded by peaceful Icelandic nature. This is the perfect way to recharge and enjoy a unique Icelandic bathing experience.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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