Having picked up all our passengers, we will drive out of Reykjavik in a northwesterly direction and head towards the magnificent Snæfellsjökull glacier, which sits atop an active stratovolcano of the same name; The summit is covered by brilliant perpetual snow that is visible from Reykjavík Bay, on days when good weather accompanies the island. This place, with all its splendor, served as the setting for Jules Verne's science fiction novel, "Journey to the Center of the Earth." The volcano is believed to harbor mystical powers and is considered by many to be one of the seven major energy centers on earth, so don't be surprised if you experience an unexplainable flow of spiritual energy while you're nearby. On the way there, countless lunar landscapes, waterfalls, lakes and rivers, rocky coasts and small fishing villages await us that capture the true essence and beauty of this spectacular island.

We will first visit Ytri Tunga, a beautiful beach that is home to a seal colony for much of the year (especially in the summer months).

We will taste a tasty homemade meal at the Lýsuhóll farm, where we will also visit the stables to meet the Icelandic horse.

Our next discovery will be the curious black church of Buðir. This ancient village is located within the Búðahraun lava field and has a natural harbor that made this place the most important commercial center on the peninsula, during the Danish commercial monopoly in the 17th and 18th centuries. This church is one of the few black churches in the country, painted with tar to protect the wood from Iceland's harsh weather conditions. It has been declared a national monument.

The coast of Arnarstapi and Hellnar is dotted with rock formations and spectacular cliffs. We will take a walk to observe the basalt columns, arches, grottoes and canyons; We will also have the opportunity to see a large number of seabirds, especially Arctic terns. Our walk will end at the statue of the gloomy Bardur, half troll and half man, who according to the sagas chose this place to found his home.

We will also stop at the black sand beach of Djúpalónssandur, another of the peculiar places that we will visit on this day. The remains of a shipwreck that took place in 1948 and the four smooth stones at the entrance to the beach, of different sizes, are striking. They were used to measure the strength of sailors working on these coasts and their wages were determined accordingly.

Our next stop will be Kirkjufell, possibly the most picturesque and most photographed mountain in the country. Surrounded by streams and small waterfalls, it was chosen to represent Arrowhead in Game of Thrones. Not far from there, we will pass two fishing villages called Grunðarfjorður and Ólafsvík, known for receiving countless visits from orcas and seals; Don't forget to look at the sea, because this stretch is the best in the country to spot these animals from the shore.