Discover the best top things to do in Westfjords Region, Iceland including Dynjandi (Fjallfoss), Westfjords Adventures, Fosshestar, Lakitours, Isafjordur Guide, Reykjavik Viking Adventure, Osvor Maritime Museum, The Isafjordur Culture Walk, Sheep Farming Museum, Skruour Botanical gardens.
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Dynjandi (also known as Fjallfoss) is the largest waterfall in the Westfjords region of Iceland and is considered to be one of the most impressive waterfalls in all of Iceland. The waterfall in made up of 7 waterfalls, each with its own name, one of which is Dynjandi. Dynjandi means “thunderous”. The total height of the waterfalls is about 100 m.
The best view of these spectacular waterfalls is from the car park, from where you can view the main falls, at the top, and the various cascades below them. If you are fit and sure of foot, you can climb alongside the stream to stand below the main falls, a sheet of water 60 meters wide falling 100 meters over a horizontally stratified rock face, mimicking a leaping chessboard made of water; quite remarkable, and a sight you will never, ever forget.
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Westfjords Adventures offers travel service and leisure activities in the scenic, spectacular and picturesque Southern Westfjords. We offer guided bus tours to the top three destinations in Westfjords; Látrabjarg, Rauðisandur, Dynjandi waterfall and other scenic places. We also offer guided hiking tours, bicycle tours, scenic boat trips sea angling. All our guides are highly experienced and qualified. We are happy to design packages, tailored to your requirements.
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We offer horse riding tours in Isafjordur. We take pleasure in introducing people from all over the world to the wonders of the Icelandic horse and the beautiful area of Westfjords. Our tours have been designed so that everyone can join us for a ride they find suitable to their skills.
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Whale Watching Hólmavík Humpbacks Galore! A new and very exiting venture in an unspoilt part of Iceland. The fjord hosts a lot of the most acrobatic species of whales, humpbacks!
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Shore Excursions and Short Walks in small groups! My most popular Walk is Ísafjördur Walk (2 hr): Our guide, dressed as a woman from the 19th century, takes you on a walk through the city and up to the slopes above Ísafjörður. On the way you will visit interesting places and receive information on history and culture and hear a lot of stories about elves, trolls and other beings. Other Walks into the nature: Plants (3 hr), Geology (3 hr) and Nature Walk to a beautiful waterfall (5 hr). Culinary experiences as Please Taste (3,5 hr) and Culinary Explorations (2 hr). Private Tours in the environment.
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Unique Private Viking sailing tours on a real viking ship, in Thingeyri, a small village in the West-fjords in Iceland . You will learn the Viking way to navigate on sea and how to maneuver the sail, hear stories of Viking Settlers and enjoy the ocean wild life. Viking guidance in English. The Private tour for 1-12 persons is 1-1,5 hrs and costs ISK 165.000. Recommended departures are at 9:30, 11:30, 13:30 and 15:30 from July to August.
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We visited in winter. The place was officially closed, but we could still walk around the site which is located on the shore. Wonderful replica fishing huts with grass roofs and fish drying shack with fish in it. It was really charming. Great views of the town, mountains and fjord. We watched a seal fish and lay on a rock very near shore. Just 100 meters or so up the road is an adorable lighthouse. Across from the lighthouse, there is an easy hiking trail up the mountain. All this might not warrant a 7 hour trip from Reykjavik but if you are in Isafjordur or otherwise nearby in the Westfjords, this could be a really great place to spend 1-3 hours, winter or summer, open or closed.
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Join us on a fascinating walking tour the charming streets of Isafjordur to get acquainted with the unique culture of the Westfjords and Iceland. Get an insight into local traditions, art & music; learn about Icelandic cuisine & local specialties; listen to folk stories, tales of trolls & hidden people & the history of sorcery & witchcraft; and more!
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The Sheep Farming Museum is 12 km south of Holmavik by road 68. The exhibition itself tells about sheep farming and concentrates on providing diverse entertainment for all ages. There are also theme exhibitions about history and nature, f.x. about cursed places in the area. Visitors can buy coffee and homemade cakes, ice cream and handicraft from the area and feed lambs with milk from a bottle.
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