Stone Bridge

Very cool! Just be careful there's a decent amount of ice but I'd still recommend visiting!

Loved the view from this cliff! From the mountains to the sea, you can spot seals, seagulls, a picturesque house and even a waterfall. Would recomend 100%

Very interesting coastal rock formations. You can walk across the bridge! I went in September on a cold, windy and wet day, but it was still scenic none the less! It only has space for one-two people at the narrowest point of the bridge. No barriers, so you need to be cautious and courteous!

Amazing view point. There is a small walking path along the cliff wich alow you to enjoy the landscapes. Check the stone bridge from both side it is very beautiful. At the end of the path you will see a big rock giant statue you can use it to not lose your way. This place is also a great start to lovely hikes along the beaches, you can find some maps for more information. Easy parking an access to toilets nearby.

Photos do no justice to how massive this stone bridge is! We had to do the iconic walking across it shot! Makes cool photos! It’s crazy how up high it is when you look down below into the hollowed up rock cave below with the water crashing. Really cool experience!

Come early in the morning and catch the sunrise. Its absolutely gorgeous. Must visit. Be very careful if you decide to walk on the stone bridge, its very narrow with completely no space for you to fall, if you falls it means you go into the ocean its a cliff basically.

Amazing views as always, typically for Iceland.

Great spot for a picture! It’s safe to walk up there and there’s plenty of space to step on. Just be wary it’s a windy day.

A must see place in the west of Iceland, Snaefelness peninsula. The views are simply amazing, how the ocean cuts the rocks. There are also these wholes in the ground through which you can see the ocean below, such a lovely sight.

A natural rock arch that offers beautiful cliffside views of what resemble dragon scales and of the Atlantic Ocean. It is possible to walk across the bridge, but during rainy conditions, take caution as the bridge is only a few feet wide.

The parking lot is located at the end of the street, which Google may not direct you to at first.

We stopped here mainly just to break up the driving and to eat, but I’m glad we did! There’s some beautiful basalt column formations as you walk along the cliff front and loads of gulls dotting the rocks.

It worth the ride to this point, around this peninsula you can find hidden gems in terms of geography. It is possible to walk along/above the shore both from the small harbour, or leave your car by the big statue.

Very, very cool place! You can get a lot of cool shots both from the bridge itself and the outcropping opposite. If you have a drone, you could also fly some cool paths over and under it (although obviously be careful you don't crash).

I have no words to say about this beautiful location and place. I really wanted to walk across the bridge and ended up doing it despite HIGH winds. Def not very safe so be careful. But I loved this entire location and the surrounding area. My favourite of Snaefellsness.

Easy to access and a great walk along the cliffs. The stone bridge was incredible to go walk across, and the pool underneath was fun to watch the waves crash in. The walk is well worth the stop by and adventure along!

Very cool and beautiful place. It was worth the drive from reykjavik. There is a nice walkway from the marina to the parking lot at the statue. I was in awe of the rough tide and lava formations.

Beautiful place. You can see all types of the birds there.

Beautiful place, great spot to take some pictures. You can get some really nice photos if you walk on the actual stone bridge, but pay attention since it has a rocky surface

Beautiful piece of nature, takes some walking to get there through Gatklettur, worth visiting, yes you can safely walk on it like everyone.
There are some seagulls sitting on the basalt walls

Located at Arnarstapi town in Snæfellsnes Peninsula this is another breathtaking scenery in Iceland the funny thing is I didn't realize I was walking over the bridge until I was at the other side. Definitely a place I would regret not taking a picture. The best part is the enjoyable cliff walk from Arnarstapi to Hellnar around 1.5 miles with a lot of magnificents rock formation to admire.