[Chinese-speaking tour] Snæfellsnes Mountain, Iceland day trip | Reykjavik round trip

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The journey begins on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in western Iceland, a region that showcases some of Iceland's most iconic natural landscapes, allowing you to experience the essence of Iceland in just one day. The first stop is the famous Kirkjufell, its unique conical shape resembling a sombrero, a favorite among photographers and a place you'll want to linger. Afterwards, we'll head to the Lóndrangar sea stack cliffs, where massive basalt columns stand, showcasing the breathtaking artistry of Iceland's volcanic landscape.

Around midday, we arrive at the picturesque seaside town of Arnarstapi, where you can enjoy a delicious lunch while taking in the stunning coastal scenery. After lunch, we will visit the famous black wooden church, Budakirkja, on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Standing serenely between snow-capped mountains and waterfalls, it exudes a solitary and mysterious atmosphere. After the tour, filled with wonderful memories, we will return to Reykjavik, perfectly concluding this fantastic journey filled with natural wonders and cultural charm.

• Disbandment Location: Harper Concert Hall Parking Lot

• Baggage allowance: You may bring one piece of checked baggage weighing 23 kg and one piece of carry-on baggage.

• Winter tips for Iceland

Clothing Guide (Warm, Rainproof, Windproof, Lightweight)

Iceland's environment is quite different from what most people are familiar with. Located in the polar region, its climate is highly variable, especially in winter when storms are frequent. Once it gets windy and rainy in winter, the temperature can plummet to several degrees below zero, making down jackets essential. When preparing clothing, warmth should be the primary consideration, with wind and rain protection being ideal as well.

Iceland is windy all year round, so wear a hat and scarf to protect your head and neck from the cold. Gloves are also essential.

Sunglasses or glasses can effectively reduce the damage to the eyes caused by snow and strong winds.

• Clothing suggestions:

First layer: Lightweight and warm inner layer set (long underwear), ski quick-drying clothing is also a good choice;

Second layer: fleece jacket and lightweight down liner;

The third layer: a down jacket, a soft or hard shell waterproof and windproof jacket, or a ski suit are all acceptable. Pay attention to the layering of the clothes for easy adjustment, and bright colors will make the photos look better.

Footwear: If possible, prepare outdoor hiking shoes (mid- to high-top) that can effectively keep warm, protect against rain, prevent slipping, and protect your ankles.