Name: Snaefellsjoekull National Park
Address: Iceland, IS
Telephone: +354 436 6860

Snaefellsjoekull National Park is a park, located at Iceland. They can be contacted via phone at +354 436 6860, visit their website www.ust.is for more detailed information.

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Iceland

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Added by Jopie, at 23 January 2017

Monday 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuesday 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Anonymous

27 May 2018

Iceland is a beautiful country and this park is one of the favorite places we went. It's a bit of a drive from Reyjavik (and you go through a very long tunnel) but worth it for the cool views.
Anonymous

20 May 2018

Amazing place. Be sure to bring your waterproof everything. It will most likely be wet and very windy. Amazing place to see if you can weather the storm. Also don’t forget waterproof gloves!
Anonymous

03 May 2018

Took a nice hike, went along the shoreline and explored the area, it was beautiful! Got hit by a fast moving snow storm that cut the hike short. Headed to the visitor center to get out of the snow. As soon as I'd arrived at the center, the snow stopped! Headedout again to see and photograph more amazing sights!
Anonymous

29 April 2018

Easily accessible with great view. Lots of wind shear so be prepared In colder weather. The ability to take panoramic photos is highly recommended as well as arriving at dusk or dawn.
Anonymous

12 March 2018

Stunning landscapes, cute seals. Loved the contrast of the black pebble beach against the snow.
Anonymous

08 March 2018

Like the rest of the country this area has stunning scenery. A photographer's paradise.
Anonymous

02 February 2018

Due to snow couldn't enjoy anything. Car got stuck in snow and had to pay 30000 isk to tow truck for pulling the car just 1 meter out of pit. This place is as beautiful as rest of Iceland.
Anonymous

24 January 2018

This was a beautiful and diverse national park! The red sand beach was very pretty and different from the black sand. There were a few tables there which was a great lunch spot. The labyrinth was probably my favorite thing. We almost couldn't find it and then we managed to stumble across it. The fisherman's hut and freshwater pool were also beautiful. There were much less people once you got away from the lifting stones and shipwreck area. There were so many things to see, I wish we spent more than a few hours there.
When we were there in July there were so many birds on the cliffs, including a few puffins! We enjoyed watching all of the birds.
Anonymous

15 January 2018

Not as impressive as other glaciers in Iceland but the drive from Reykjavik and the landscape along the road are also very impressive.
What I liked the most was the sea next to the foot of the glacier. You can see the icy peaks of the mountain while you stand by the see and watch the giant waves. That was an overwhelming experience.
Anonymous

09 December 2017

Place of solitude and amazing beauty. Many short hikes (less than an hour) are possible to volcanic craters, waterfalls, coastal cliffs teaming with birds, and the ruins of ancient homesteads. Take a day or two to explore under the shadow of the massive Snæfellsjökull volcano and glacier.
Anonymous

19 November 2017

I love this park! It absolutely has it all: A giant volcano, glacier, waterfalls, lava fields, beaches and beautiful nature. The park is far less touristic than the other places we've been to in Iceland. It was just us and the stunning nature of snaefellsness. Definitely go see the beaches. They are out of this world and give you a sense of what life on an exoplanet would be like. Also visit the lava tube at vatnshellir and try to drive over the volcano. The views from there are just breathtaking.
Anonymous

26 October 2017

So many things to see and do, unfortunately we only planned one day to explore everything there, the visit felt a bit rushed. For better experience, schedule 2 or 3 days in the area.
Anonymous

24 October 2017

I didn't feel like there was a lot to do here, though there is a sand beach to play on. The roads get pretty exciting once you get deeper into the park. And by exciting I mean difficult. It doesn't affect my rating, but I lost my binoculars here, and if someone found them, I hope you are enjoying them!
Anonymous

26 July 2017

Snaefellsjoekull volcano dominates the horizon on this peninsula. The Park has excellent hiking trails though it requires hiking on volcanic rock at times, features a black sand beach and spectacular coastline lava rock features, and is accessed on a highway through picturesque farming and equestrian properties.
Anonymous

21 July 2017

Magical place with interesting day hikes along the coast. Arnarstapi is a great base for exploring the area. Be sure to buy groceries in Reykjavik as the are no stores within a one hour drive.
Anonymous

16 July 2017

Great park. Do be sure what you want to see beforehand (you could spend a day here or just make a few photo stops). Go if you like ocean views.
Anonymous

13 July 2017

Absolutely gorgeous, they truly call it mini Iceland. I would recommend this more highly than doing the golden circle. The basalt columns, rocky shores, presence of both light and black sand beaches, as well as glaciers and volcanic rock mean that everything worth seeing in Iceland, you can find here.
Anonymous

01 July 2017

This national park is becoming a "resort" destination. It appears to be a microcosm of everything else on the island. I would only ever recommend this if you are only staying for a couple of days. It is an incredibly remote region of Iceland to say that the tourists are coming out. There really are better locations to see everything that was available to see here.
Anonymous

03 April 2017

So many great views here! The coastal areas are great, small towns (hellnas, etc) are great. The crater at the western point is a small stair well up to the top and had awesome views. Surreal.
Anonymous

31 March 2017

Very eye-catching nature and is all accessible from the main road. We visited a few beaches, light house, some rock formations, the cave etc and they are truly astonishing. Must see. On one of the beaches there were seals seating on the rocks!
Anonymous

24 March 2017

There's a ton to see here. From volcanic caves to lava fields to lighthouses on cliffs. We had an amazing day exploring this place.
Anonymous

01 March 2017

Despite all the tourism, this place has managed to retain a wild character. The landscapes were amazing, and it's big enough that one can generally find some space to oneself. We drove a loop around it, and one of the best parts was the snowy gravel road connecting back to the road to Borgarnes after driving through the main park area.
Anonymous

30 January 2017

BEAUTIFUL and worth the drive to the peninsula. We did some hikes and found several caves. It was our favorite part of the west coast.