The things worth doing in Snæfellsnes, from the obvious landmarks to the ones locals actually rate.
Snæfellsjökull National Park
The only Icelandic national park that runs down to the sea, wrapped around the glacier-capped volcano Jules Verne used as his way into the centre of the earth. Visitor centres at Malarrif and Hellissandur.
Bjarnarhöfn shark museum
A working farm that still cures hákarl the old way, with a small museum, a tasting and a straight explanation of why it smells like that. Family-run, and they do not oversell it.
Breiðafjörður island cruise
Out of Stykkishólmur into a bay with more islands than anyone has counted, with sea eagles, puffins in season, and a dredge hauled up so you can eat scallops raw off the deck.
Rauðfeldsgjá
A narrow cleft split into the hillside above Arnarstapi that you can wade a short way up. Wet feet are certain; take grippy shoes and do not push past where it gets technical.
Gerðuberg cliffs
A wall of hexagonal basalt columns standing in a field just off Route 54, free, unfenced and usually completely deserted.