Tour details
Route, inclusions and practical notes.
A Snæfellsnes Peninsula expedition planned around a solar-eclipse viewing window and changing weather. The details below are a concise summary of the linked source tour listing. Reconfirm current price, activity availability, route access and terms with the operator for your travel dates.
Itinerary / routeIncluded in listed price Add-ons / excluded
- 01Early Reykjavík pickup
- 02Flexible north-coast stops such as Ytri Tunga
- 03Búðakirkja (Black Church)
- 04Arnarstapi and Miðgjá stone bridge
- 05Djúpalónssandur beach
- 06Kirkjufell and Kirkjufellsfoss
- 07Choose the eclipse viewing point and time according to weather, traffic and crowds
What’s included
- Certified English-speaking guide, driver and professional photographer
- Private transport in a Super Jeep Land Rover Defender
- Reykjavík accommodation pickup and drop-off
- Professional photo package: 15 edited images, delivered within 7 business days
Additional costs
- Food and drinks
- Published event date, 12 August 2026, has passed; confirm a future eclipse date and availability before making this bookable
Before you travel
Good to know
- The source listing identifies this as a private tour priced per vehicle; most day-tour listings allow up to four guests.
- Bring warm waterproof layers, gloves, a hat and sturdy walking shoes.
- English-speaking guides are listed; Spanish, French, Portuguese or Polish may be requested subject to availability.
- The source’s standard day-tour terms say cancellations more than 48 hours ahead receive a refund less a 10% transaction / administration fee; under 48 hours is non-refundable. Verify current terms directly before booking.
- The source lists 15 edited photos; additional images may be available at extra cost.
- Photo delivery and specific activity pricing are as published on the source page; verify the operator’s current terms when booking.
Source: Open the original tour information ↗. This summary is paraphrased for Iceland Privé; the operator’s current listing and written booking terms control.
Event date check: The source lists 12 August 2026, which has already passed. Treat this as an archived event concept until the operator publishes a future date.