Top Things to do in Westfjords Region
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Top 10 Nature & Parks in Westfjords Region, Iceland
Discover the best top things to do in Westfjords Region, Iceland including Hornstrandir Nature Reserve, Dynjandi (Fjallfoss), Raggagardur, Svalvogar, Grimsey Island Drangsnes, Hellulaug Pool, Latrabjarg Cliffs, Latrabjarg bird cliffs, Skruour Botanical gardens, Vigur Island.
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1. Hornstrandir Nature Reserve
2. Dynjandi (Fjallfoss)
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 481 reviews
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.
Reviewed By TonySwiss
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.
3. Raggagardur
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Raggi's Family Park (Raggagardur) was opened in August 2005 in memory of a local boy, Raggi, who sadly lost his life in a car accident. The park consists of play areas for toddlers to OAP's, family BBQ areas, seating and a service hut complete with baby changing facilities and is the heart of the community during the summer months. The park is a gift from the Sudavik community who donate
4. Svalvogar
5. Grimsey Island Drangsnes
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By pjbartlett - Southampton, United Kingdom
If you want to see Puffins, and I mean lots of Puffins, then this is the perfect location. You can get to the island of Grimsey by plane or ferry. We had a wonderful few hours walking along the coast taking pictures. You can get quite close to the cliffs and there were 100s of Puffins to view and photograph. We got good results with our 400mm lens. (250mm x 1.6 crop) If you are lucky, you may also get to see whales just off the coastline. The flight is about 30mins from Akureyri. As the island is located on the Arctic Circle, you will also be able to get a certificate to prove that you have crossed the line.
