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Keisha_H, Jul 2026
A Heartwarming Whale Experience
Wonderful! Yes, we saw whales, and it was also a sacred and moving experience. The guide's love and knowledge of whales was contagious. It was beautiful to experience the whales through his eyes. He also let us hold baleen and see whale tail pictures to help us identify which ones we were seeing. Delightful experience! (We went in July)
Pam_W, Jul 2026
Mr. Lucky’s tour
We had great tour with our guide, Mr Lucky (he said it was hard to spell his Icelandic name and people call him Mr Lucky). The drive out to the Dynjandi Waterfall was through incredibly beautiful mountain passes and valleys and interesting tunnels, and the waterfalls themselves were spectacular. There was plenty of time to navigate the waterfall area, and a variety of viewing areas for different walking abilities. We also thoroughly enjoyed the Gemlufell Farm visit and tour. The family was so gracious in welcoming us and providing history and background of the farm, answering questions, and introducing us to their animals and livestock.
Sonia_P, Jul 2026
Beautiful & must see waterfall
We had a wonderful trip to Dynjandi Waterfall! It’s an absolute must-see when visiting this part of Iceland. The waterfall is breathtaking, and the walk up offers stunning views along the way. A big thank you to our guide, Camilla, who was friendly, knowledgeable, and explained everything clearly throughout the tour. Our driver, Gizzly, was excellent and made the journey smooth and comfortable. The entire trip was well organized, enjoyable, and informative. We highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting the Westfjords!
Barb_B, Jul 2026
Folklore and scenery
This is a small group tour where you ride in a van. Our guide, Orl, was a lovely elderly gentleman who was a native Icelander. As we were driving, he spoke into a mic and told us about the landscape, Icelandic history, Icelandic folklore, and the villages we were passing. We went to a stunning waterfall that was very high, but as it traveled down, it evolved into many smaller waterfalls. You could walk up a rocky path along it and there were cables on each side to hold on to which is good because the rocks were slippery. There were several viewing areas along the way for photos of the other waterfalls, which seemed to be another "wow" around each curve of the path. All around the landscape here there were gorgeous wildflowers. We were given an hour here which was plenty of time to explore the falls and use the restrooms. This was our first stop and it was much busier when we left. Our other stops included a beach with a long dock in a fjord, a scenic stop about a saga that took place long ago, and a town that had 1 street with a coffee shop, a doll museum, and a bookstore, the oldest bookstore in Iceland. We had about 1/2 hour here. The bookstore was great and had books in several languages. At the end of the tour, we rode through Isafjordur and Orl pointed out what all the buildings were that we passed.
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Nestled in the stunning landscapes of Iceland’s Westfjords, Isafjordur is the ideal spot from which to explore this beautiful part of the world. Isafjordur tours range from excursions into the heart of the region, where you can marvel at cascading waterfalls and rugged cliffs—and perhaps catch a glimpse of the elusive Arctic fox—to exploring charming villages, historic sites, and local traditions. If you’re looking for a more active adventure take your pick from kayaking, paddleboarding, wakeboarding, waterskiing, and hiking along dramatic coastal trails. Whether you want an action-packed adventure or a relaxing trip to take in the views, culture, and history, Isafjordur has something for you.

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