Snæfellsjökull National Park

Pretty nice views from this park. It was very windy but we had a nice walk checking out the mountains and the views of the shore and the peninsula itself. However, it was very windy though. The roads were also very rocky, and there was a warning sign at the entrance of the national park as well. So, it is best to drive the road with a 4x4 vehicle. Worth checking out.

Catching a dual color sunset during last week of December is just 🤩 amazing. Worth the visit!

Snæfellsjökull National Park is amazing to explore! The mix of lava fields, ocean views, and the glacier on top of the volcano makes it really special. The landscapes change as you go, and it has a calm, magical feel that’s definitely worth taking time to enjoy.

Beautiful park with plenty to see and do. You can take small hikes or simply wander around - almost every corner offers scenic views. Seals, birds, glaciers, sea cliffs, and even arctic foxes! Highly recommend visiting and taking your time to soak it all in.

Another beautiful location , gorgeous lava rock formations and just amazing views from every point… definitely worth the visit

You shouldn't skip this National Park. It was awesome and there are lots of crazily beautiful attractions all around. If you didn't enjoy it, it's because you didn't join the right tour! 😜

This is the national park surrounding Snaefellsjökull in the western end of the Snæfellsnes Penninsula. It was created in 2001 and includes roughly 170 sq. km of lava field and volcanic shaped landscape. There is a Visitor Centre with WC at Malariff (open 10.30-4.30pm daily) just off Rt 574 which visitors can use to drive around the national park taking in regular inland views of Snaefellsjökull, the glacier-capped volcano shaped by past lava flows. The volcano has a lovely shape and is beautiful on clear days. There are other interesting land formations and natural attractions to visit throughout the national park as well. We very much enjoyed seeing the basalt cliffs and pillars at Londrangar just a few km away from the Visitor Centre, further north the Saxholl Crater made an interesting brief stop. We also enjoyed the detour drive through the lava fields along Rt 579 to the Svortudoft Lighthouse. This made for a very good day trip of leisurely sightseeing around the Snaefellsjökull National Park. Next time around, we would prefer to allow an extra day or more for more hiking around various parts of the park.

Amazing place to go, would love to see it in the summer as well.