• Vatnaleið - Vatnaleið is a mountain pass between the north and south coasts of the Snæfellsnes peninsula. It first opened in 2001, superseding the gravel road over the Kerlingaskarð pass. A rest stop by the river Fossá on this route has tables and chairs made from basalt rocks which were found during the construction of Vatnaleið. From there you have a vast view over the lake Selvallavatn and the surrounding lava field and mountain rows. A short walk up the Fossá river takes you to a two-ledged waterfall called Selvallafoss - also known as Sheep’s Waterfall due to sheep sometimes resting on a ledge behind it. Further down this route is the 80 m (262 ft) high and 211 m (629 ft) wide scoria crater Gráakúla which formed over 4,000 years ago. Being red, it is also covered with grey moss which gives its name Gráakúla. It is the second-largest crater in a row of four scoria craters that erupted over 4,000 years ago, with lava flowing in the NW direction creating the rugged Berkserkjahraun Aa lava field.

• Private transportation for a comfortable journey
• Driver-guide proficient in English to enrich your tour experience
• Convenient pickup and drop-off within Reykjavik Capital Area
• Climate-controlled vehicle for a pleasant travel environment
• All parking fees included for a hassle-free experience

• Food & drinks (your private driver-guide can recommend stops for refreshments during the tour)
• Gratuities
• Entry or admission fees to activities outside of the itinerary

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.