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报名参加这个超值又好玩的西部斯奈山半岛旅行团。斯奈山半岛常常被称为“冰岛缩影”,因为这里有冰岛各种特色地貌,能让您在一天之内充分领略冰岛之美。这个旅行团最多接待人数为19人,一定会为您提供更加舒适而私人的旅行体验。
上午,我们会前往您在首都雷克雅未克的住处接您,出发前往西部冰岛。起伏的农场首先映入您的眼帘,而随着我们接近半岛,地貌会更加多变。我们将在绵延群山与岩石海岸间的道路上奔驰,前往第一站:斯奈菲尔冰川(Snæfellsjökull)。
斯奈菲尔冰川常被称为“半岛皇冠上的宝石”,尖尖的白色冰帽下埋藏的是同名火山。这个神秘美丽的地方激发了许多作家与艺术家的灵感,法国科幻作家儒勒凡尔纳的名作《地心游记》中这里就是通往地球中心的入口。
下一站是Ytri-Tunga农场,这里的海滩是著名的海豹聚集地。如果您是动物爱好者,可以在这里惬意地欣赏海豹,肥肥的海豹可是十分的萌呢。如果是晴天,还可以欣赏它们在沙滩上晒太阳的憨态可掬的样子。另外,海边也常常能看到虎鲸出没,斯奈山半岛是冰岛观测虎鲸的最佳地点之一。
Arnarstapi和Hellnar是两个美丽的海边小镇,这里流传着奇诡的民间传说。小镇位于海岸地区,美丽的石群和鬼斧神工的悬崖点缀着海岸线。
其中最著名的就是海边的两块玄武岩岩柱Lóndrangar,细高的岩柱仿佛勾勒了一座城堡的形状。不远处有一个名为Djúpalónssandur的黑沙滩,您可以在这里漫步,悬崖上则栖息着许多海鸟。
在Djúpalónssandur沙滩上,还有4块巨大而光滑的石头,它们被称作“举石”,过去居住在这一带的渔民们就用它们来衡量自己的力气。向导会向您介绍每一块岩石的名字,您也可以试试自己能搬动哪一块。
最后一站,是斯奈山半岛上大名鼎鼎的教会山(Kirkjufell),又名草帽山。这里是冰岛最受欢迎的摄影圣地之一,所以千万别忘了在这里拍照留念。教会山从绿丘与野花间升起,叮咚溪流与可爱瀑布环绕其旁,景色异常美丽迷人。
别错过这个精彩的旅行团,来 “冰岛缩影” 斯奈山半岛一探究竟吧!查询可预定日期,即刻预定出发。
行程速览
- 运营日期 2月. - 12月.
- 长度 11 小时
- 项目 观光, 观鸟
- 难度 容易
- 最低年龄 5 岁
- 解说语言 English
- 亮点 斯奈菲尔冰川,
Snæfellsjökull is a glacier-capped volcano found on the tip of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in west Iceland. It stands in a National Park of the same name, one of the only three National Parks in the country.
It stands at 1,446 metres (4,744 feet) tall, and on clear days, is visible across the bay from Reykjavík. The stratovolcano beneath Snæfellsjökull is 700,000-year-old.
The mountain is actually called 'Snæfell' (Snowy Mountain), though the 'jökull' (Glacier) is often added to help distinguish it from other mountains of the same name.
For the first time in recorded history, Snæfellsjökull had no snow or ice at its peak in August 2012, causing concern amongst locals that climate change is threatening the nature of the mountain.
History
Snæfellsjökull has several small villages surrounding it, including Hellissandur, Rif and Ólafsvík, all of which were some of the busiest commercial and fishing hubs in the country for much of the last millennium.
Fishing took off primarily in the 13th-Century, with fishing stations being built in all areas with easy access to the open ocean. The Snæfellsnes Peninsula was a notable centre of this industry, due to the fertile waters within Breiðafjörður bay.
One notable example would be the settlement of Dritvík; in spite of its minuscule size today, it once utilised around forty to sixty boats and employed up to six hundred people.
Fishing in the region declined during the 19th century due to change in Iceland’s industry and fish stocks, though it is still an important source of livelihood for those living on the Peninsula.
The Snæfellsjökull National Park was established in 2001, and tourism is rapidly changing the trade of the area.
In Folklore
Snæfellsjökull has, for centuries, been considered to be one of the world’s ancient power sites, a source of mysticism, energy and mystery for the peninsula’s superstitious population.
The feature takes a prominent role in Bárðar saga Snæfellsáss, a late 14th-century saga that tells the story of Bárður, half-human-half-troll, who became the 'guardian spirit of Snæfellsjökull'.
There are many rock formations on and around Snæfellsjökull that are said to be trolls petrified by sunlight, or else homes of the hidden people.
On November 5th, 1993, thousands of people came to Snæfellsjökull as some paranormal enthusiasts believed there would be an alien landing; CNN even showed up with a camera crew. Though the evening passed without a galactic invasion, the incident shows the strange significance of Snæfellsjökull to many.
In Literature
Snæfellsjökull serves as the entrance to a fantastical subterranean world in Jules Verne’s classic 1864 novel 'Journey to The Centre of The Earth.' Given its central place in the novel, Snæfellsjökull has become one of the most popular spots for visitors in Iceland and has inspired a wealth of writers, poets and artists.
Since 'Journey to The Centre of The Earth', Snæfellsjökull has appeared in the ‘Blind Birds’ trilogy by Czech science fiction writer Ludvík Souček (partially based on Jules’ work) and in ‘Under The Glacier’, a novel by Iceland’s only Nobel laureate, Halldór Laxness.
Nearby Attractions
Along with the glacier, attractions on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula include the two nearby basalt cliffs called Lóndrangar and the many fascinating lava formations at the beautiful Djúpalónssandur beach, such as the arch rock Gatklettur.
At Djúpalónssandur, one can also test their muscle as historic sailors once did with the four 'strength' stones, Amlóði ('Useless'), Hálfdrættingur ('Weakling'), Hálfsterkur ('Half Strength') and Fullsterkur ('Full Strength').
In the area, one can also explore the Saxhóll volcano crater and 'the singing cave' Sönghellir, which is named after the loud echoes inside.
斯奈山半岛,Snæfellsnes is a large peninsula extending from West Iceland, often nicknamed ‘Iceland in Miniature’ due to its wealth and diversity of natural features found there.
Home to the Snæfellsjökull National Park, at the centre of which is a subglacial volcano that towers over the scenery, this peninsula is home to waterfalls, rock formations, beautiful beaches, historic villages, and an intricate folklore.
In particularly clear weather, the Snæfellsnes Peninsula can sometimes be seen from Reykjavík, making views across the water from the capital of Iceland particularly beautiful. Those with an extended stay in Iceland are recommended to look into spending at least a day here.
Natural Sites of Snaefellsnes
The peninsula stretches 90 kilometres (56 miles) from West Iceland, between the Reykjanes Peninsula to the south and Westfjords to the north. A mountain range runs along it, consisting of both active and dormant volcanoes, culminating at the magnificent, ice-capped Snæfellsjökull volcano.
Starting along the south side of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, you will first come to the Eldborg crater, which can be scaled for some incredible views, and the Gerðuberg basalt cliffs, where hundreds of hexagonal basalt columns are arranged with geometric precision. You will then start hugging the coast, where animal-lovers can find the Ytri-Tunga beach and its year-round seal colony.
The next site of particular natural beauty is the Rauðfeldsgjá Gorge, a cleft in a huge cliff face that it is possible to climb into. A stream runs through here, so those who want to plumb its depths will get wet. Those with decent clothing, sturdy shoes and reasonable fitness, however, will be able to get quite far.
After Rauðfeldsgjá, you will come to the mighty basalt plugs of Lóndrangar. All that remains of what was once a massive crater, these two enormous pillars are not only awe-inspiring in their scale, but home to thousands of nesting seabirds.
You will then enter Snæfellsjökull National Park, which, in spite of being the smallest of the country’s three national parks, is pregnant with destinations worth visiting.
The most historic of these is Djúpalónssandur beach. Comprised of black, volcanic sands, it is best-known for the four lifting stones that remain on the beach from a bygone age. Fishermen would use these stones to mark their strength, and gage their suitability to working on the dangerous waves.
Within the National Park are also two lava caves that can be entered in summer. Sönghellir is renowned for the musical qualities of its echoes, whereas Vatnshellir is favoured for its easy access and vivid colouration. There is a small entry fee to the latter and you cannot enter it without a guide.
Of course, however, the highlight of this part of the Peninsula is no doubt Snæfellsjökull itself. Even if you are not ascending it on a glacier hiking tour, it is worth stopping by to marvel at.
This is particularly the case for literature enthusiasts. The adventure in the Jules Verne novel ‘A Journey to the Centre of the Earth’ begins here, and it is the backdrop to the lesser-known novel ‘Under the Glacier’, by Nobel-Prize winning Icelander, Halldór Laxness.
On the north side of the peninsula is the haunting Berserkjahraun lava field, near the town of Bjarnarhöfn, the history of which weaves deception and murder. Most notable on this stretch, however, is the mountain Kirkjufell, often described as the most photographed mountain in Iceland, and known as "the mountain shaped like an arrowhead" from the popular HBO series, Game of Thrones.
Cultural Sites of Snaefellsnes
There are a few small and beautiful villages dotted across the peninsula, the majority of which are on the northern side, where the fishing is better. Most notable are Arnarstapi, Hellnar, Búðir, Hellissandur, Ólafsvík, Grundarfjörður and Stykkishólmur.
The last of these is highly popular for travellers, featuring a volcano museum and a ferry that takes you across the fascinating Breiðafjörður bay to the south border of the Westfjords with a stop at the remote island of Flatey.
Other museums of note are the Maritime Museum at Hellissandur, the regional museum at Ólafsvík, and, last but not least, the shark museum at Bjarnarhöfn, where you can taste the Icelandic ‘delicacy’, hákarl, or fermented shark.
海勒那尔小镇,Hellnar is an old fishing village on the westernmost part of the Snaefellsnes peninsula. It used to be one of the largest fishing stations of the peninsula, with the oldest written record of seafaring there from 1560.
History of Hellnar
Historically, the settlement was a hub of activity, with many trading and fishing vessels pulling in and out of the harbour daily. There were many farms around the area, and by 1703, 38 houses.
Though by modern international standards this was nothing, it was rather significant for Iceland at the time.
Throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, however, Iceland began to develop and industrialise, and its fishing and trading industries began to move to Reyjavík, bringing with them many people.
Hellnar, therefore, rapidly lost its population and importance, like many other places in Iceland particularly on the Snӕfellsnes Peninsula. The change in the economy hit Hellnar particularly hard, however, considering it was increasingly neglected for the neighbouring village of Arnarstapi, which was favoured by the ruling Danish.
The settlement was abandoned but for a few farms and a few resilient locals, until tourism began to boom in Iceland. Now, it is a centre for visitors in the area, with many options for rural accommodation.
Hellnar hosts the guesthouse for Snӕfellsnes National Park, which has a very interesting exhibition about the economy of former times, and on the geology, flora and fauna of the park.
Sites near Hellnar
At the shores of Hellnar are spectacular rock formations; much of the Snӕfellsnes Peninsula is incredibly dramatic along its coast, due to the previous volcanism of the area and the waves shattering the brittle lava rock that makes up the land.
Most notable amongst these that can be reached on foot is a protruding cliff called Valasnös. It has tunnels into the cliff, and its colouration is affected by the time of the day, the movements of the sea, and the prevailing weather conditions.
Large colonies of birds nest in the area, although it should be noted that puffins do not.
Hellnar, located at the tip of the peninsula, is a convenient hub for those travelling in their own car, offering easy access to the incredible natural sites nearby. These include the Lóndrangar sea stacks, the mountain Kirkjufell, and the Ytri Tunga seal watching beach.
Like many other places on Snӕfellsnes, it is easy to see the beautiful glacial capped volcano Snӕfellsjökull from the village.
阿尔纳斯塔皮,Arnarstapi is a village on the southern side of the Snæfellsnes peninsula, once a fishing hub and now a place for travellers to refuel before entering Snæfellsjökull National Park. The area has several old and charming houses with interesting stories to them and is renowned for its beautiful nature.
History of Arnarstapi
Records of settlements around Arnarstapi date back to the Bárðar saga Snæfellsáss, an ancient Icelandic Saga that tells of the half-human, half-ogre who once lived on the Snæfellsnes peninsula. Since his death, he has been considered the area's guardian spirit.
The region was popular with settlers due to its natural harbour, meaning fishing in the rich herring grounds of the surrounding waters was easy. When Norway, and to a much greater extent when they took over, Denmark, were in control of Iceland, Arnarstapi grew increasingly as a trading port.
Denmark invested a lot of money into Arnarstapi throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries (for their own interests, unfortunately not those of the Icelanders). Many of the resulting buildings still stand today, being some of the oldest in the country, such as the Danish Prefect’s Residence, which was built in the 1770s.
In the industrial revolution, Arnarstapi’s population radically shrunk which was common in the countryside at this time. The vast majority of Iceland’s jobs were now centralised in Reykjavík, reducing opportunities for small-time fishermen and their businesses, and the town became little more than a hamlet as a result.
As Iceland’s infrastructure rapidly improved after independence in 1943, and more people abroad began to see the many wonders of this island as a travel destination; Arnarstapi, like many other settlements in the area, got a new lease on life.
Fishing and trade remain vital parts of the economy, but they now play second fiddle to tourism and services. The village has essential services for those travelling on the peninsula, a wide array of accommodation options, and tour companies operating from it.
Nature and Sites around Arnarstapi
The beach at Arnarstapi holds a particular attraction. It has an eroded circular stone arch, called Gatklettur, and here, the interplay of spectacular waves and the light of the sun create a fascinating spectacle. Large colonies of the arctic tern also nest in the area, and both these features make it very popular amongst photographers.
An old horse trail through the lava field Hellnahraun is highly popular for hiking, due to the impressiveness of the surrounding landscape.
Arnarstapi, however, should never be too long a stop on a tour of the peninsula. As lovely as it is, the natural attractions nearby simply warrant more time. The village, for example, sits on the cusp of Snæfellsjökull National Park, home to the Snæfellsjökull glacier and volcano, the beauty of which has inspired writers and artists for centuries.
This is one of only three National Parks in the country, but it is to the credit of the peninsula’s beauty that it is far from the only must-see destination around. Very close to Arnarstapi is the Lóndrangar basalt cliffs, huge towers of lava that from a distance look like a fortress.
Vatnshellir and Sönghellir and two nearby lava caves (the former of which can only be entered on a guided tour). There is also a beautiful cleft in a mountainside called Rauðfeldsgjá Gorge that it is possible to climb into.
Though a little further away, on the north of the peninsula, Kirkjufell mountain is also a wonderful site to behold.
教会山(草帽山),Kirkjufell, or 'Church Mountain', is a distinctly shaped peak found on the north shore of Iceland’s Snæfellsnes Peninsula, only a short distance away from the town of Grundarfjörður. It is often called ‘the most photographed mountain in Iceland’, due to its dramatic formation and perfect coastal location.
Kirkjufell takes its name from its resemblance to a church steeple, sharpened at the top with long curved sides. From other angles, the mountain has been compared to a witch’s hat or even a freshly scooped ice cream.
Photography at Kirkjufell & Kirkjufellsfoss Waterfall
Peaking at 463 metres, 1519 feet, Kirkjufell is an impressive landmark. Throughout the centuries, Kirkjufell’s striking slopes have acted as a visual landmark for seafarers and travellers. More recently, it has attracted amateur and professional photographers alike.
Within walking distance from Kirkjufell is the serene and perfectly located waterfall Kirkjufellsfoss, or 'Church Mountain Falls', an excellent subject for photographers who can easily frame the mountain in the background. Despite its relatively diminutive height, Kirkjufellsfoss’ three-steps, gentle flow, and dramatic differences between seasons make it as impressive as some of Iceland’s larger waterfalls.
At the base of the mountain, visitors will also be able to find a lake; on calm and clear days, this lake reflects a perfect mirror image of Kirkjufell, only adding to the fantastic photo opportunities around this area.
On top of that, the colours of Kirkjufell change with the passing seasons; the summer sees it a lush green, full of life, whilst the winter months scar the mountain’s face with a mask of barren brown and white. Of course, it is more impressive under the midnight sun in the weeks surrounding the June equinox, and under the northern lights, best seen between September and April.
Fans of the HBO series Game of Thrones will recognise Kirkjufell as a shooting location from Season 7 of Game of Thrones. The mountain is showcased from the scenes ‘North beyond the Wall’ when Jon Snow, The Hound and Jorah Mormont, amongst others, brave the wilderness in hopes of catching an undead wight.
Having seen it in a vision, The Hound acknowledges Kirkjufell as “[...] the mountain like an arrowhead”, and the events that happen beneath it are some of the show’s most dramatic.
Hiking Kirkjufell
There is a fairly steep trail to the top of Kirkjufell, from where there are magnificent panoramas of the surrounding fields, coastlines and rivers. The mountain takes roughly an hour and a half to ascend, with another one and a half hours needed to get back to the bottom.
Given the steep elevation and treacherous trail, you should only hike Kirkjufell if you are a very experienced and confident mountain climber, preferably in the company of an expert guide. Sadly, there have been three fatal accidents on the mountain, most recently in 2018.
Getting to Kirkjufell
Kirkjufell is extremely close to Grundarfjörður, a small town on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, which is just over two hours drive from Iceland's capital city, Reykjavík. From Grundarfjörður, one travels a few minutes west down Route Snaefellsnesvegur 54 to the base of Kirkjufell. Visitors have plenty of parking space to choose from, all free of charge.
Lóndrangar,The Lóndrangar basalt cliffs are amongst the many geological wonders of the Snæfellnes peninsula.
Geology of Lóndrangar
Once a volcanic crater, all that remains after aeons of ocean battering are two great pillars upon a cliff, one 75 metres (246 ft) high and the other 61 metres (200 ft).
Their dramatic scale has earned this incredible formation the nickname ‘the rocky castle.’
The cliffs can be accessed easily from the Visitor’s Centre, through fields of mossy lava, but they can also be seen from the sea. Surfing is relatively popular in the area and doing so in the shadows of these great peaks only adds to the experience.
Folklore of Lóndrangar
The surrounding lands are steeped in folklore; farmers have never made use of the fields around the Lóndrangar basalt cliffs due to the elves that are rumoured to live there.
Nearby, at Þúfubjarg, another cliff on the Snӕfellsnes Peninsula, it was said that the poet Kolbeinn Jöklaskáld met the devil and struck a deal with him.
Djúpalónssandur黑沙滩Djúpalónssandur is an arched-shaped bay of dark cliffs and black sand, located on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in western Iceland.
History & Monuments
The location was once home to a prosperous fishing village, similar to other abandoned hamlets and ports of the area such as Búðir and Hellnar. These thrived back when the Snæfellsnes Peninsula functioned as one of the most active trading posts of the island, but now are simply centres for tourism.
Fascinating remnants of this period are found in the form of four ancient lifting stones that still occupy the beach. The stones range in weight from 23 kg (50 lbs) to 155 kg (342 lbs) and were used to test the strength of fishermen. Their names are Amlóði (useless), Hálfdrættingur (weakling), Hálfsterkur (half-strong) and Fullsterkur (full-strong). Even today, you can see how you would have fared working on Iceland's dangerous seas by trying your luck at lifting these stones.
In 1948, the English trawler Epine GY 7 from Grimsby shipwrecked on the shore, with fourteen dead and five survivors. The rusty iron remains of the vessel remain scattered on the beach, now protected as a monument to those who perished.
Environment & Surroundings
The Snæfellsnes Peninsula boasts countless natural wonders, where locals and travellers both flock on a daily basis to enjoy the unique landscape and stunning coastlines. Djúpalónssandur’s black pebble beach is particularly stunning with its rocky coastal lava formations, which include a large lava rock with a hole in the middle through which you can directly spot the Snæfellsjökull glacier volcano.
Behind the rocks are two freshwater lagoons called Djúpulón and Svörtulón, with the former serving as the namesake of the bay. Though believed in olden times to be bottomless, the water bodies were later revealed to reach the depth of just five metres.
Lagoons such as these are held in high regard amongst the Icelandic people, and Svörtulón is thought to possess healing properties, especially after having been blessed by Bishop Guðmundur góði ('the good') in the late 1100s.
A natural monument of the area is Söngklettur, or “singing rock”, a large lava rock with a reddish hue that resembles an elfish church. Other rock formations of folklorish appeal rest close by, including the alleged trolls-turned-to-stone Kerling and Lóndrangar.
Warning
When visiting Djúpalónssandur, take heed that these are treacherous waters and the Atlantic Ocean’s powerful suction can easily carry you out to sea. This beach is not one for wading, but enjoying from a safe distance, especially if the weather is stormy.
The video below shows the power and shocking speed of sneaker waves that occur at locations such as Djúpalónssandur and Reynisfjara in the south.
The glistening pebbles that make up the beach known as Djúpalónsperlur, or “pearls of the deep lagoon”, are gorgeous to look at and might seem appealing to stone collectors, but they are protected by law and should not be removed from the area by visitors.
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CHEN JIAN
行程安排的很好,看到小海豹,也看到瀑布与草帽山,导游还会带我们去看一些小众景点~非常棒~

Tiange Fu
这次的西线非常幸运地赶上了好天气和来自这里地导游Thor。一路上关于冰岛的故事+地质地貌的介绍非常有趣。17座的福特小巴只有8个团友,很宽敞,乘坐体验非常好,配置的wifi非常快。关于景色方面,沿途的冰川和海岸非常震撼,黑沙滩和草帽山给人的视觉震撼绝对值这个团费。导游还给我加了很多个小景点,拍到了非常精彩的照片。因为在斯奈山玩的太好,第二天的黄金圈景点觉得平淡了很多。总之强推这条线路,不虚此行。
Yu Wang
狂野西岸简直美到爆裂!带我们的司机兼导游也是个旅游爱好者!带我们去了很多私密的小众景点,真的是太美了!行程安排的很满,一路上基本没有停歇,非常值得票价!只要天气给力,一切都是满分!

Xiaoqing Ma
推荐!半岛主要是看海景,天气好的话真的超级没美!
joy zhang
去那天一直下雨,风也好大,天气也很暗,所以我也不知道如何评价了,有一个地方真的很酷!是一个崖洞一样的地方,下次天气好去一定会好好享受导游是一个留着可爱胡子的人
Kai Li
我们去的时候行程是反着来的,先看了教会山,黑沙滩风巨大,黑教堂也没去,但最后看到了海豹,还是很不错的
Lee Ting-Chih
很喜歡行程的安排,可惜去的時候天氣差,風雪很大沒辦法看到太多東西。如果是夏天感覺會是很美的一趟行程,但即使是冬天,看壯闊的海景也很印象深刻!

yifei
我觉得是我报的三个团里最值得的一个团,景色真的很美,大西洋的风也是很喧嚣的哈哈哈哈...小哥人很好!不仅带我们跑了很多地方还会跟我们一起下车,带我们去观景,其他两个团的导游都没有这样做,so,非常推荐!

huang elsa
没想到最后一天安排的斯奈山行程很不错,尽管看过了南岸和北部,西部还是很值得一去。旅行团的安排合理,每个景点给了足够的时间走走停停,享受风景,而不是一味的赶路。导游很负责,每个景点都能照顾到大家,放的音乐很好听,还看到了海豹哟。如果再来一次,我会首选这个旅行团的项目。
chen han-hsin
安排的景點都很美,也很具冰島的特色,大推!整個行程將近12小時,雖然累但很值得。

张泽俊
冰岛西部真是太美了!

Sophia
没去冰川有点可惜。但斯奈山国家公园、londrangar、草帽山、黑沙滩都太漂亮了,天气很好,还看到了海豹。团里很多中国人,当中有个景点差点走错,还好遇到了团里的同胞给指路。导游话不多,但放的冰岛音乐超级好听,我拿软件识曲,可惜一首都搜不到。。。车子是奔驰小巴,性能好还可以usb充电,就是加速起来太快,容易晕车。

zhu
非常好,行程很有趣。
雯 田
我只想说只是我在冰岛参加三个团里最物超所值的一个,导游和司机都特别好,小巴车虽然不如大巴宽敞,但人少感觉像个朋友团一样,,导游一路上讲了好多关于冰岛的传说,听的特别入神。到了景点也会陪着大家下车,边走边讲,虽然又是大雨又是大风,但完全被半岛的景色吸引。真的后悔没有三天都订着家公司的团,只是公司管理有点混乱,我本来在交钱之前确认过带两岁宝宝是否可以,得到肯定答案才交钱,结果去之前的一天又收到邮件说不能带小孩。不过最后给导游看了邮件,她也爽快的带我们参团,还一路特别照顾我家娃。超值超值
Dawn Tang
六月初去的 没有看到海豹或鲸鱼 天气不太好 下雨而且很冷 雾蒙蒙的 很多东西都看不到 但景点很美
Yu
草帽山/教会山虽然是卖点 但其实是最后一站 全程的重点是一直沿海边公路行驶 一边是壮阔的大海 一边是覆盖着雪的高山/火山 山海之间的景色真的非常震撼(非常幸运地遇到了好天气) 一路上看了超级多的东西 超近距离的观察海豹 很多海鸟 司机兼解说还带我们去看了行程之外的死火山 可以一直走下火山口 非常推荐这个团
XU YUE
斯奈山的风景超级好,景点比想象中的多很多(一开始只期待了草帽山,结果一路的海岸线、黑沙滩、悬崖都很惊艳)。可惜天气不是特别好,海豹只能远远地看。导游特别喜欢不走寻常路,好处就是游客特别少,坏处就是路不太好走。。。建议这一天带好冰爪,尤其是和我一样冬季去游玩的,冰爪、防水鞋、防水裤,缺一不可!!!
Eleven
挺不错的团 唯一的遗憾就是天气太差没去黑沙滩 风景也是相当好~~
Elias Lian
法国司机憨憨的很可爱,很热情,整个旅程不算紧凑,玩的很愉快!
Poetry Lu
天氣好,又遇到很好的西班牙司機和導遊帶我們去每個景點,時間不趕,有充足的時間可拍照,車子很新,座位很舒適還有wifi,很高興第一天的Tour能這麼幸運
Michael Liu
家养赶稿小精灵
即便是天气不好也不能阻挡我给这个团打五星!导游一开始有点冷脸,但依旧非常尽心尽职地介绍了每一个地方,后来稍微熟点就变得很多话。一车大概只有7个人?行程很自由,内容很丰富~还在路上看到了鲸鱼XDD Djúpalónssandur黑沙滩比南岸那个漂亮多啦,草帽山因为天气缘故反而有点心理落差……总的来说各方面体验都很完美的团。
ZHONG WENFEI
那天下太大雨了,游玩心情受到极大影响,不过导演小哥非常称职,给我讲述了非常多有趣的历史和故事,车上放的音乐非常对我的口味,也算是一种补偿了!
Zhou Yang
司机兼向导很nice,每个景点给的时间都较为宽松。可惜天气很差,狂风暴雨,不过在黑沙滩下身基本湿透以及在草帽山快被大风吹起来的经历也是难忘。西岸的景色很美很异界,有机会的话还要再去一下。
Jialin Dai
Antonio真的是个非常棒的导游!他自己除了是导游,自己还是经历很多的世界旅游爱好者。他有着西班牙人的热情奔放,还盘着一头长发,很有个性哈哈哈。他会介绍各种地貌形成的知识点,一路上的歌单我相当喜欢哈哈哈,感觉特别符合冰岛风景的气场..感觉这个团有点像自驾游的感觉..路过一个景点就会下去看看走走..有时候Antonio自己还会摆姿势让我们拍他~非常有意思的导游,能够和游客打成一片..
Han Liu
天气很不错,导游也很尽责,一路上介绍了不少东西。斯奈山的景色还是非常棒的,中途可以自选一个额外收费的参观火山地下的tour也很有意思。
Kun Guo
天气可惜不是很好,一路上冻死了,但是导游很好,最后还另加了两个surprise给我们,赞~
ichikatyo
运气很好,那天天气超好,幽默帅气的Slovenia导游小哥介绍了很多东西。近距离接触了冰岛马,看了悬崖峭壁,黑沙滩,而且斯奈山的景色真是超赞,有种瑞士既视感。harbor边上的小镇很安宁,适合发呆。 小巴上只有12,13个人,接送也不错。
luonejing
一日游行程非常充实,一路领略了瀑布,悬崖峭壁,黑沙滩,也去农场看了冰岛马。导游Tomasz的讲解也很详细。虽然当天上午天气不佳,未能看到海豹,然而岸边的风景还是相当的广袤。
Charlotte Chen
这一路很充实,去的都是冰岛西部的亮点,小巴车也很自由,15个人,导游没有说集合时间,都让我们自由决定,想多久就可以多久,我去拍草帽山时间久了,导游也没喊,不过天气有点冷,风很大,还下雪了,后悔没戴手套。同车一个美国女孩掉了护照,导游和司机很贴心,帮她想办法。送回雷克雅未克也直接送到了住的地方,导游一个个握手告别,司机也一个个对我们道别,感觉很温馨。
Lee_Moo
行程安排非常满意,向导Einar和司机Vildi都很友好,也特别负责。在Ytri-Tunga看见了7只懒洋洋肥肥的,还会打哈欠的海豹,去了Arnarstapi和Hellnar海边小镇,Londrangar巨石,Djupalonssandur黑沙滩,同团的一位男生还抱起了其中一块巨石。向导陪着我们一起游览,并不会觉得时间很紧张。最后一站重头戏是Kirkjufell草帽山, 更是给了充足的时间拍照。在斯奈山半岛的这一天除了看到了“冰岛缩版”的地貌,更是体验到了冰岛有名的多变天气,一天中同时经历了大太阳,大雪,刮风等等,非常美好又难忘的一天~!
SHUO TANG
超级帅气的导游并且一路都有在讲解,幽默可爱,每一个景点都让人震撼,虽然回来的时候因为前面的车出了故障停留了3个小时,但是每个人都非常有耐心,总之是一次很不错的体验
Olivia
小巴有wifi,导游很棒,一路都在解说,司机驾驶技术也很棒,但是玩过南岸之后觉得和南岸相比,这里景色就一般啦。时间充裕的话可以去,时间不充裕的话还是更推荐南岸。
Luna ZENG
行程安排比较满意,而且这个地方比较小众游客少。天气时好时坏,不过云雾里的冰川也很好看啊。导游是西班牙小哥,一路上还在科普火山的各种知识,而且导游本人应该很会摄影,所以还会教你在哪个地方拍比较好看。
LU,JING-I
超好玩的,行程很紮實,看到火山口超興奮,那是地球活著的證據,黑沙攤黑玄武崖都是非常不一樣~運氣很好天氣超棒,下次有機會會再參加~
以太陀螺
特别幸运,这一周都是阳光明媚的晴天。这个团是比较小众的,景点的人比较少,非常适合拍照。看到四只海豹,特别可爱!导游是个年轻的小哥,人非常nice,看到马还给我们停了下来,马儿也好可爱。之后海边的景点在午后的阳光照射下十分迷人!行程中有一个40分钟左右和一个30分钟左右的徒步,穿合适的鞋。
Dawei Gao
导游非常好,早上天气很差,根本不想下车,下午天放晴了,草帽山确实很漂亮。旅行体验还算不错
圆子的兔
狂风暴雨啊简直,太倒霉了,基本不想下车TAT,行程没毛病,只是自己碰到了糟糕的天气,但是比起自己驾车过去还是值得的,导游小哥人也很好,如果天气好的话应该是一个愉快的行程吧。
man pui ian
很好的體驗,一團人數不太多,但司機和導遊都有各一,每點也會再作講解,唯一不足的每點留的時間不長。
Gariffe_zoo
导游和司机是两个人,去的时候是冬天,司机绝对老司机,开车稳。导游是个西班牙小哥,解说的不错,很热情,时间安排的很好。去的那天天气不错,虽然休息点关闭了,但是景点都看到了,是有别于东部的美,而且由于人相对比较少,所以看起来景色更加开阔,特别是最后的草帽山,简直美呆了。听说夏天更美,有可能的话下次夏天再过来一次。而且150一天很超值!
Lee Rebecca
當日下雨好冷,不過可以一去就已經值了,景點都很美,相信夏天的景色更加一絕,個人形為車有點少,坐得有點辛苦,其他都很好.
lu
很冷,但景色超级美。小巴团导游认真负责,大赞!值得一去的地方!
Liu Jie
非常好,相比其他绝对是超值团!导游很专业也很幽默,时间掌握的也很好!
referee-xiang
超值的体验,导游带我去了很多人少且壮观的景色,留下了许多难忘的照片!推荐
Leong I Teng
導遊和司機都很負責,導遊好像是西班牙人(只對他的濃密卷曲的頭髮有印象),到達每一個景點都會帶著我們走,邊走邊作介紹。可惜冬季日照時間短加上當天是12月31日很多路途上的便利店和廁所都沒有開,所以行程有所縮減(NiceTravel有事先讓我們選擇要繼續參加還是退款),慶幸天氣很好,所以能看到美麗的景色,不枉此行!整體來說,這團值得推薦!
WU TIANLUN
还行,天气不佳没看到较美的景色,这倒是还原了原本冰岛本色,希望能越办越好!
L ASTRID
导游是本地人,人很好很热情。带我们去看了海豹,沉船点以及冰岛渔民的旧屋。最幸运的就是拍到了小海豹,和上面的照片一模一样,沿途海鸟也超多,雪山以及海岸线非常壮观。比较可惜的是后半程天气很差,大雪封山,到达教会山的时候已经快天黑,漫天大雪,可见度非常低,教会山简直看不到。老司机开车稳。
Rita Tsai
導遊和司機都很好,導遊是西班牙人,很熱情也很認真的講解一些故事和景點。很幸運的是雖然我們是冬天去,但天氣很好,所以每個景點拍起來都還滿漂亮的,時間安排還算不錯。還滿推薦NICETRAVEL的~導遊會根據要求作些微調整
乌拉拉草
夏季的景观应该会比冬季美丽很多,我们去的那天天气很差,狂风暴雨,几次下车没看到什么美景却已经满身湿透,到达教会山时已经快天黑,加上天气太冷也没怎么停留,总之整体感觉一般。
菜晓草
导游小哥挺帅的~~ 不过天气不好,过程有点忧伤,基本不想下车~~~
SU,LIYIN
導遊司機都很好! 只可惜天氣真的很差......
Anton Wei
向导非常Nice, 当时还带我们去一个海边看到了海豹, 非常可爱。 之后游玩了斯奈山半岛的渔村, 渔村非常特别, 在海崖旁有各种品种的海鸥, 海雀筑巢, 生态环境非常棒。 之后还到达了最著名的教会山, 可以从摄影师角度到达教会山瀑布后面拍摄, 当时忘记带广角镜头了, 如果当时要是用广角镜拍摄就更震撼了。
zhongchangmei
很值的一日团,西岸的风景跟南岸不大相同,在悬崖峭壁上行走的感觉很棒。导游很talkative,是个热情的西班牙小哥,有种海盗的气质,但是讲解很详细,摄影技术高超哈哈。推荐Nicetravel,这个公司的旅游产品都不错。
Luita Ng
導遊有趣講解清楚,每個景點都超級漂亮,十分推薦給喜歡大自然景色的旅客,千萬不要錯過
Xin
还好啦,不过天气很重要,比如草帽山和普遍在阴天就不会有图片中的效果。Nicetravel系列的团比其它大公司的更人性化,尤其是酒店接人的时候。
BeccaBeccaBecca
非常好!车里有wifi,导游很负责。体验很棒,推荐
PAN MENG
很喜欢这个团 我们的导游和可能和大家说的不是一个人 他是法国人 很温柔 很安静 讲解很细心 和我们用法语聊天 旅途有点长 有点累 但是景色很美 不虚此行
Ye LU
不错的
Zhuo Wang
很棒!一天玩遍斯奈山主要景点,性价比很高的一个团。导游人特别好,还带我们去了一个内陆湖,其他团都不会去那里哦,美炸了
XuDong
斯奈山半岛是冰岛最浪漫的地方之一,更幸运的是我们的出发日天气晴好,向导小哥萌到爆炸,人又超级好。好天气、好风景、还有可爱的小哥作陪,今天的行程真的是让人real满足!墙裂推荐!:)
WANG Jiaqi
非常棒的体验,热情的导游和探险者一样的当地司机,带我们看了非常多的别样的风景,在悬崖、沙滩旁各种探索,因为我没穿防滑登山靴,向导还一直拉着我,非常感谢!
YaoTse Chang
很棒的行程, 非常熱心的導遊及司機, 帶我們看了不少有別於 南島 及 金圈 的景點. 以下是這次tour的一些照片 https://www.flickr.com/photos/27996455@N03/albums/72157665120331980
Anny Mooyung Lee
斯奈山半岛 - "冰岛的缩影",一直是我个人非常喜欢的一个地方。向导小哥是一个非常健谈幽默的人,他带领我们去了他的一个“秘密基地”,一个很少其他团会去的地方。看到了可爱的海豹们是我觉得这个行程中很有意思的一个地方。建议参加这个团的小伙伴们穿舒适的登山鞋和保暖的衣物。
Xiaochen Tian
第三次去斯奈山半岛,跟着这个团去了两个以前没有去过的地方。斯奈山虽然没有黄金圈、冰河湖那些有名气,但是一直觉得这里很美,在那些渔港小镇散步非常惬意。这个旅行团的导游一看就是户外爱好者,非常活跃。建议参加这个团一定要穿适合的衣服和登山鞋,有些地区要走一些距离,到达景区。建议带一些零食和午餐,当然也可以在沿路的加油站超市买。
Mei-Hsuan Wu
冬天很不適合來,沒有海鳥,沒什麼動物的生態。但是教堂山真的非常非常漂亮!只有教堂山是值得的! 另外就是團人數太多,小巴坐得很擠,也無法和朋友坐一塊!說好8:30-9:00接送的,我等到了9:20才上車,在寒風中等一小時。
Kwok Chi Hang
主要是遇到天氣一般,景點其實很好,也有足夠時間停留。導遊就比較安靜。
Jerry
总体感觉比较一般。当然,如果是第一天来的话,肯定是激动的不行。先说导游和司机吧,人都不错,也给我们普及了很多冰岛的各方面知识。第一站是一个钓鲑鱼的小绿房子,但可惜的是没看到鲑鱼...去看海豹,不拿望远镜根本看不到什么鬼...斯奈山半岛观鸟,景色很壮观,鸟还挺多就是还是没有看到心心念念的Puffin...黑沙滩很普通...草帽山倒是个拍照的好地方!因为是整个行程完了才写的评论 其他的也记不太清了...就这样啦!
Ne_ueberdosis
這片地區特別美!但是導遊是個愛爾蘭女生,並不是冰島本地人。。。介紹景點的時候像在背書。。。。而且拼命催我們走,每個景點走馬觀花都走得很快。。。
Cheng-Chiou Hsueh
景色是不錯,但導遊話很少,幾乎沒怎麼介紹,且在行程前半部完全沒有控制時間,導致之後的重頭戲像是黑沙灘,教會山,被分配到的時間就很短,特別意猶未盡。
VeronicaPhan
草帽山 我真的不知道这个团到底在干些什么。 先说下我们去了哪些景点吧,说是草帽山国家公园,但因为天气原因,司机建议我们去山的另一边可能天气会好,这也很正常。不过结果就是:我们看了一个瀑布,看了海,看了海,看了海边的悬崖,没了。 这当然也不能怪导游,但是 这个团软环境也不好。首先,司机很幽默,但越到后来越喜欢乱开玩笑,这个感觉因人而异我不多说。但让人感觉真正无语的是,我们吃饭喝咖啡根本没有选择。比如中午,直接带到餐馆,可以说是必须在那吃。下午更夸张,把我们带到一家没有人的咖啡馆,说热巧克力和pancake很好吃。然后在那边呆了两个小时??!!我是坚持什么都没买,一个人坐在旁边。最后九点多回市区,然而有玩什么吗?这个高于黄金圈的价格,各种推销,和不怎么样的风景,我只能说,呵呵。