20의 스나이펠스베어가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Definitely worth a visit. Waterproof shoes are a must, though. You'll have to walk over slippery rocks inside.

Totally stupid. So putting yourself in danger for photos is a tip. Nope! Definitely 👎

There is also a small cemetery next to the church.

We take a walk along the coast to observe the birds and the magnificent lava formations. Columnar basalt, ravines and grottos surround Arnarstapi's pier. In the village itself there is a fairly large colony of Arctic terns. The coast and cliffs between Arnarstapi and Hellnar were declared a nature reserve in 1979.

Bárður is the main protagonist in the ancient Bárðar saga Snæfellsás. The story is believed to have been written in the second half of the 14th century. The story marks the beginning of a new genre of literature, namely the old tales, which had their ancient roots in oral storytelling. They are full of gender-specific characters and all kinds of exaggerations, many of them very adventurous. These tales reached their peak in the late 13th century.

Very beautiful and interesting beach. Unfortunately we were there in the pouring rain, but the round, black stones shone like mirrors.

Very beautiful rocky ground, great photo opportunity, well-developed walking path, many birds can be observed. However, I think that walking over the arch is a rumor.

A legendary figure around the Icelandic volcano Snæfellsjökull. Bárður was one of the first settlers in the area around Snæfellsjökull. He founded a farm in what is now the municipality of Hellnar, which he called Laugarbrekka. During construction, Bárður is said to have lived in the cave Sönghellir and also sang there. Bárður helped his neighbor Ingjaldur, who lived in what is now Ólafsvík, in a conflict with a troll woman from Mount Enni. He disappeared into Snæfellsjökull, where he is said to still be sitting, guarding his treasures, which are hidden in the small crater Bárðarkista, part of the mountain massif.