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Malarrifsviti, Light house in Snæfellsnes

Outermost on Malarrif on Snaefellsnes is a lighthouse that was build the year 1917, close to Londrangar.

A newer lighthouse was build 1946 and is 20,2 meters also an house for the lighthouse keeper as build, a bit later.

The lighthouse was protected the year 2003, along with six others along the coastline, when 125 years had passed since the first lighthouse was build in Iceland.

Malarrifsviti, Light house in Snæfellsnes

Outermost on Malarrif on Snaefellsnes is a lighthouse that was build the year 1917, close to Londrangar. A newer lighthouse was build 1946 and is 20,

Snaefellsjokull National Park - Visitor Centre

The Visitor´s Centre is full of information and facts about life around the Glacier. The theme of the display is the fishermen of the ancient fishing

Malarrif in Snaefellsnes

At Malarrif is the Visitor Center for Snaefellsjokull National Park. It´s fun to walk around the area and explore the nature, the beach and the lighth

Svalþúfa og Þúfubjarg

Svalthufa is a high cliff teemed with birdlife and there is a great view to Lóndrangar Cliffs, the front part is named Thufubjarg. Lóndrangar are uniq

Londrangar basalt cliffs in Snaefellsnes

Uniquely-formed remnants of ancient basalt volcanic dikes sticking out from the sea. Londrangar and the hill Svalthufa are the remains of a crater, w

Summit Adventure Guides

The cave itself is an 8000 year old lava tube created by volcanic eruption from a nearby crater in the Purkhólar crater family. As the lava rushed dow

Vatnshellir Cave in Snaefellsnes peninsula

Exploring Vatnshellir Cave is truly an amazing and unforgettable experience. This 8.000 year old Lava Tube reaches over 200 meters and reaches 35 mete

Snæfellsjökull National Park

Snæfellsjökull National Park is located at the edge of Snæfellsnes in the West part of the country. It is about 18km2 and the first national park to s

Djúpalónssandur

Djupalonssandur is a beautiful pebbled beach, with a series of rocks of mysterious form emerging from the ocean. It is one of the few areas that lead

Snæfellsjökull National Park