Grapevine photographer Timothée Lambrecq recently took a road trip out the Snæfellsnes peninsula. The area is sometimes referred to as “Iceland in miniature” due to its diverse landscape: it’s the perfect road trip if you want to squeeze in seeing lava fields, canyons, black sand beaches, vast mountains, geothermal areas, and the towering Snæfellsjökull glacier, all in one day.
Here’s the first part of our gallery. The second will follow this time next week.
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- Glacier from the west
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- Road feeling
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- Road feeling
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- Moss desert leading to the beach
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- Löngufjöru Beach
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- Road feeling
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- A lost church
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- One of the most famous mountain of Iceland
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- Stykkishólmur light house
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- Boat sign
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- View from the room in Stykkishólmur
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- Road feeling
Read more articles about Snæfellsnes here. Follow Timothée on Facebook here.
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