The Westfjords are Iceland at its most raw. Fewer than 10,000 people live in this vast peninsula of towering fjords and sweeping tundra — and most visitors never reach it. From Ísafjörður, you have access to Dynjandi, a tiered waterfall cascade that drops 100 metres into a remote fjord valley. This is the Iceland that postcards don’t show. Your guide will take you there and back with time to spare.
Ísafjörður’s old town is one of Iceland’s best preserved — turf-roofed wooden houses line the harbour, and the Westfjords Heritage Museum is a short walk from the pier. But the real draw is what lies beyond the town: the raw, dramatic fjord landscape that makes the Westfjords unlike anywhere else in Iceland.
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Shaped like a tiered bridal veil and set in a silent fjord valley, Dynjandi is one of Iceland’s most spectacular and least-visited waterfalls. Most tourists never reach the Westfjords. From Ísafjörður, you can. Our private guided tour takes you there and back with time to spare before your ship sails.
