Head north from Reykjavik to discover the untamed countryside of the Snaefellsnes Peninsula and the vast Faxafloi Bay.
This little explored part of the island just happens to have a wonderful little gem of a hotel to base yourself in as you head out to explore this remote but wildly beautiful area.
From London: 3 hours
Icelandic króna
With its Nordic climate, the driest months of the year in Iceland are May, June and July. Mid-June to August is high season, but most highland tours don’t operate until July because of snow. At other times, many tourist facilities outside Reykjavík are closed. For a chance to see the Northern Lights travel between December and April and for whale-watching, the spring and summer are best.
For a chance to see the Northern Lights travel between December and April and for whale-watching, the spring and summer are best.
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