Guidebook for Snæfellsnes
Food Scene
Excellent restaurant called Narfeyrarstofa and the best fish and chips we have tasted is in a little hut by the harbour.
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Stykkishólmur
Excellent restaurant called Narfeyrarstofa and the best fish and chips we have tasted is in a little hut by the harbour.
Langaholt Guesthouse & Restaurant
Best chocolate cake ever :) Really nice location and views.
Narfeyrarstofa
3 AðalgataAmazing restaurant! All bookings on dineout
Hotel Rjukandi is now called hotel Snæfellsnes. Nice resraurant just down the road from us
Hotel Rjúkandi
311 SnæfellsnesvegurHotel Rjukandi is now called hotel Snæfellsnes. Nice resraurant just down the road from us
Parks & Nature
Stunning views from the cafe down at the beach, nice for hikes around the area
23 personas de la zona recomiendan
Hellnar
Stunning views from the cafe down at the beach, nice for hikes around the area
Great hikes around the area. Nice to go down the ice cave and walk into Rauðfelldargjá
58 personas de la zona recomiendan
Snæfellsjökull
Great hikes around the area. Nice to go down the ice cave and walk into Rauðfelldargjá
Cueva Vatnshellir
Cañón Rauðfeldsgjá
Kirkjufell, 351, Islandia
Seatours
3 SmiðjustígurRecomend the sushi trip and a day visit to Flatey
Arts & Culture
First two storey house that was built in Iceland 1832
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Norwegian House
HafnargataFirst two storey house that was built in Iceland 1832
Shopping
Pakkhúsið
Essentials
Bónus
6 DigranesgataEntertainment & Activities
Stóri-Kambur horse rental is a small family run business that strives towards providing our guests with an unforgettable and personal experience of nature as well as the history of Snæfellsnes, whilst also introducing them to the near-mythical being that is the Icelandic horse.
Stóri Kambur
Stóri-Kambur horse rental is a small family run business that strives towards providing our guests with an unforgettable and personal experience of nature as well as the history of Snæfellsnes, whilst also introducing them to the near-mythical being that is the Icelandic horse.