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Discover the best top things to do in Snaefellsbaer, Iceland including Stori Kambur Horse Rental, Summit Adventure Guides, The Freezer Theatre, Rifssaumur, Klukkufoss, Cave Vatnshellir, Londrangar Basalt Cliffs, Glacier Tours Snaefellsjokull, Rauofeldsgja, Skardsvik Beach.
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1. Stori Kambur Horse Rental
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 76 reviews
2. Summit Adventure Guides
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5.0 based on 22 reviews
Summit Adventure Guides is a day tour and private tour operator in West Iceland. We specialize in short adventure tours around Snæfellsjokull National Park. Snowcat tours, skiing and hiking are our specialties.
3. The Freezer Theatre
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5.0 based on 25 reviews
The Freezer is an independent theatre that produces one or two new Icelandic theatre shows each year. These shows are always inspired by stories and sagas from the local area as it is the theatre's goal to rejuvenate these sometimes forgotten tales and make them come alive for a younger audience in an exciting and newfound way. For further details and booking tickets please visit our website. We look forward to seeing you in The Freezer, Kari Vidarsson, Manager and artistic director of The Freezer.
4. Rifssaumur
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Icelandic Wool Shop
5. Klukkufoss
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By majacobi2000 - Zwickau, Germany
It's worth the short off road drive to a tiny parking spot next to a picnic table. 15 min hike on a path that you might miss if there's much snow. Beautiful!
6. Cave Vatnshellir
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4.5 based on 443 reviews
Follow the path of the lava flow, about 200 meters into the cave and 35 meters below the surface to see amazing colors and lava formations. The 8000 years old cave is located in Snaefellsjokull National Park, about 10 minute drive from Hellnar.
Reviewed By Ramona_P-B - Bulle, Switzerland
We went there spontaneously and it was just amazing. Walking through the caves with torches and being in total darkness for a short moment (just listening to the sound of the cave) was a great experience. Our guide was funny and very friendly and we would definitely recommend the visit.
7. Londrangar Basalt Cliffs
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4.5 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By Allkuans - Singapore, Singapore
Most people would recommend this hike in one direction or the other. The most useful advice I found was parking at Malarrif and then do a return hike, ie, Malarrif-Londragar-Malarrif. However, I modified this slightly and this is my suggestion (if you are driving from Arnapstapi): 1. Park at Londrangar, walk to the viewing platform to see the basalt cliffs. 2. Drive a short distance further on to Malarrif, visit the excellent Tourist Information Centre. The toilet is open 24 hours. 3. Walk towards Londrangar as far as you wish to view the basalt cliffs, depending on your time availability. 4. Do a walk along the Malarrif beach as well. We
8. Glacier Tours Snaefellsjokull
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4.5 based on 48 reviews
We offer memorable tours by snowcat and snowmobiles to the top of the glacier Snæfellsjökull. The snowcat tour takes approx. 2,5 hours in total. From our location, the tour starts with a bus ride to the root of the mountain. The bus ride takes approx. 25 minutes. From there on we go by the snow cat to the peak of the glacier. Once on the summit we take a quick brake, where you can take your pictures and appreciate the stunning view of the Snæfellsnes peninsula, including the national park Snæfellsjökull. It's important for travellers to realise that views from the glacier are naturally dependent upon local wheather conditions at the given moment.
9. Rauofeldsgja
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4.5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By dr_j_now - Germantown, United States
As some others have mentioned, even just hiking up to the crevice entrance is more challenging than it looks. Since it's just a steady incline with no breaks it can be tiring. You'll definitely want waterproof shoes to go beyond the entrance at all since you'll be walking through a stream of water. There were a decent number of people here on the day we visited, but it wasn't terribly crowded. There were definitely many more people outside than inside.
10. Skardsvik Beach
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4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By 873KimT873 - Cologne, Germany
I happened upon Skarðsvík Beach during my drive of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula while I was on my way to Svörtuloft Lighthouse. It really looks stunning to see a golden beach in a country full of black sand beaches, especially against the lava rocks background and the blue sea. It looked almost tropical. It was very peaceful to walk along the shoreline and watch the crashing waves. Just be careful if you are visiting at high tide and/or it is very windy.
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