
Djúpavík – A Beautiful Destination
Previous Next Djúpavík is a small village in the Northern Westfjords of Iceland. The least populous municipality in Iceland with only 53 residents. Stemming
Previous Next Djúpavík is a small village in the Northern Westfjords of Iceland. The least populous municipality in Iceland with only 53 residents. Stemming
GPS: 65.84528, -22.61212 Temperature around 40°C Size; 2 x 6 meters, dept 80 cm Sea view from the pool. Small changing rooms. Free of charge.
GPS: 65.6882, -21.44825 Fee of charge. Changing facilities available. Located in Drangsnes village in the Westfjords. Planning to visit Iceland is probably the best decision
Hólmavík is located in the Westfjords of Iceland. Population around 375. Hólmavík is known for witchcraft and witch-hunts. Crowning the Westfjords of Iceland, Hólmavík
GPS: 65.51961, -23.40533 Hidden Gem – not many travelers know about this hot spring. Can be hard to find – follow the GPS coordinates
Traveling to Iceland is not just only about hiking in the mountains, wading through the muddy and slippery land to reach right in front
Located in the Westfjords GPS: 65.64908, -23.89486 Temperature: around 40-45 °C Parking lot Easy access Dressing rooms Shower available Free of charge Serene coastal landscapes
Located in the Westfjords. Less known location. Iceland’s Golden Beach Iceland is a place with a mysterious yet calming nature that never fails to
A historical marvel, Ísafjörður, is the largest town in the Westfjords peninsula in Iceland.
In Iceland, you will stumble upon marvels after marvels from nature. Rich in landscapes and scenery, Iceland never ceases to amaze locals and tourists.
A historical marvel, Ísafjörður, is the largest town in the Westfjords peninsula in Iceland.
Previous Next High mountains, long-running stunning rivers, wonderfully beautiful waterfalls, spiral roads, the numerous landscapes which are waiting patiently for the admirers to be
A historical marvel, Ísafjörður, is the largest town in the Westfjords peninsula in Iceland.
Previous Next Iceland is an incredible place that has made way to every traveler’s bucket list. There are numerous places to visit when in
Previous Next Nested by Arnarfjörður fjord, the Bíldudalur village was the center of operation for Iceland’s prominent entrepreneur in the 18th century. It was
Accessible between mid May – August. Heated with natural hot springs. Great spot for whale watching. Bumpy gravel road. GPS: 66.05625, -21.50852 Remotely located in
Previous Next A charming village in the Westfjords of Iceland, Patreksfjörður is populated with approximately 650 inhabitants. The meaning of the name Patreksfjörður is
With a small population of 300 inhabitants, the village of Tálknafjörður is situated between Patreksfjörður and Bíldudalur in the Westfjords of Iceland. Despite a
One of Europe’s largest bird cliffs, Látrabjarg is situated at the westernmost point of Europe. The favorite place for nature lovers and bird lovers,
Previous Next Local tip: Walk all the way to the ocean for the best views of the beach and surrounding area. Steep gravel roads
GPS: 65.57715, -23.15948 No Hiking Required – parking lot few meters from the hot spring Hidden Gem Can be hard to find – follow the
For a travel enthusiast who loves secluded places more than the crowded beaches and the crowded towns, the Reykjafjarðarlaug hot spring is a perfect
Dynjandi waterfall is known as the most beautiful attraction of Westfjords. Dynjandi is the biggest waterfall in the region. Also known as Fjallfoss, it is the first in a series of 7 waterfalls with a cumulative height of 100 m, being 30 m wide at the top and 60 m wide at the base. While each of the waterfall beneath the main one on top is spectacular on its own, the cumulative effect of the seven falls is impressive and immersive. The sheer volume of water and its sound and power is surreal.
Krossneslaug natural pool is one of the most beautiful pools in Iceland. The pool is located in a very remote place in the Strandir