The adventure awaits
Iceland and Westfjords:
Awe-inspiring nature, tranquillity, waterfalls, but also hot springs, which you will find countless here. You can relax in them at any time of the year, as the average water temperature is around 35 °C. I have never experienced a better feeling than when you relax in the hot water after a hard day and enjoy Icelandic nature, because you will probably never reach a point where it stops captivating you!
Why visit the Westfjords:
One of Iceland's best-kept secrets is undoubtedly the northwest corner of the country, dubbed the Westfjords.
Travel guide Lonely Planet has recognised the uniqueness of the Westfjords and named the region No. 1 on its Best in Travel list for 2022.The Westfjords is where Iceland's dramatic landscape peaks and mass tourism disappears - only about 10% of Icelandic visitors will ever see the region.
If you're looking for a tourist destination that will leave you speechless, we believe a visit to the Westfjords is the right decision.
Iceland and Westfjords:
Awe-inspiring nature, tranquillity, waterfalls, but also hot springs, which you will find countless here. You can relax in them at any time of the year, as the average water temperature is around 35 °C. I have never experienced a better feeling than when you relax in the hot water after a hard day and enjoy Icelandic nature, because you will probably never reach a point where it stops captivating you!
Why visit the Westfjords:
One of Iceland's best-kept secrets is undoubtedly the northwest corner of the country, dubbed the Westfjords.
Travel guide Lonely Planet has recognised the uniqueness of the Westfjords and named the region No. 1 on its Best in Travel list for 2022.The Westfjords is where Iceland's dramatic landscape peaks and mass tourism disappears - only about 10% of Icelandic visitors will ever see the region.
If you're looking for a tourist destination that will leave you speechless, we believe a visit to the Westfjords is the right decision.
Your itinerary - Easy to personalizeincluded
Day 1
Your Icelandic adventure begins! Upon arrival, you'll get your first taste of the raw beauty of this land, stopping at the geothermal area of Krýsuvík, where the earth literally boils beneath your feet and the air smells of sulfur. Bubbling mud pools, steam-covered vents, and the rainbow colors of the landscape will instantly draw you into another world.
Day 2
The second day takes you to the heart of the Snæfellsnes peninsula, where dramatic nature blends with the tranquility of the Icelandic countryside. The morning begins with a visit to the Svöðufoss waterfall, which offers a unique contrast against the backdrop of a lava field and mountains. Next, you'll head to the Svörtuloft lighthouse, where you'll have views of the ocean and rugged cliffs battered by the waves of the Atlantic. A walk in Arnarstapi will take you along the coast lined with basalt formations, sea arches, and bird colonies. You'll end the day with a well-deserved rest in the natural hot springs of Guðrúnarlaug, where you can relax surrounded by the Icelandic landscape.
Day 3
The third day takes you to one of the most remote and picturesque corners of Iceland - the Westfjords. The morning begins with relaxation in the natural hot spring Hellulaug, hidden right by the sea, where you can enjoy a bath with a view of the fjord. Along the way, you will come across the rusty wreck of the fishing vessel Garðar BA 64 - the oldest iron ship in Iceland, which today forms an impressive monument in the middle of a desolate landscape. Then you will climb the majestic cliffs of Látrabjarg, the westernmost point of Iceland, from where endless views of the ocean open up. You will end the day on the magical beach of Rauðisandur, a place with red-colored sand, which offers silence, space and a unique atmosphere that you will not find anywhere else in Iceland.
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In-app guideincluded
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The adventure awaits
Iceland and Westfjords:
Awe-inspiring nature, tranquillity, waterfalls, but also hot springs, which you will find countless here. You can relax in them at any time of the year, as the average water temperature is around 35 °C. I have never experienced a better feeling than when you relax in the hot water after a hard day and enjoy Icelandic nature, because you will probably never reach a point where it stops captivating you!
Why visit the Westfjords:
One of Iceland's best-kept secrets is undoubtedly the northwest corner of the country, dubbed the Westfjords.
Travel guide Lonely Planet has recognised the uniqueness of the Westfjords and named the region No. 1 on its Best in Travel list for 2022.The Westfjords is where Iceland's dramatic landscape peaks and mass tourism disappears - only about 10% of Icelandic visitors will ever see the region.
If you're looking for a tourist destination that will leave you speechless, we believe a visit to the Westfjords is the right decision.
Iceland and Westfjords:
Awe-inspiring nature, tranquillity, waterfalls, but also hot springs, which you will find countless here. You can relax in them at any time of the year, as the average water temperature is around 35 °C. I have never experienced a better feeling than when you relax in the hot water after a hard day and enjoy Icelandic nature, because you will probably never reach a point where it stops captivating you!
Why visit the Westfjords:
One of Iceland's best-kept secrets is undoubtedly the northwest corner of the country, dubbed the Westfjords.
Travel guide Lonely Planet has recognised the uniqueness of the Westfjords and named the region No. 1 on its Best in Travel list for 2022.The Westfjords is where Iceland's dramatic landscape peaks and mass tourism disappears - only about 10% of Icelandic visitors will ever see the region.
If you're looking for a tourist destination that will leave you speechless, we believe a visit to the Westfjords is the right decision.
Your itinerary - Easy to personalizeincluded
Day 1
Your Icelandic adventure begins! Upon arrival, you'll get your first taste of the raw beauty of this land, stopping at the geothermal area of Krýsuvík, where the earth literally boils beneath your feet and the air smells of sulfur. Bubbling mud pools, steam-covered vents, and the rainbow colors of the landscape will instantly draw you into another world.
Day 2
The second day takes you to the heart of the Snæfellsnes peninsula, where dramatic nature blends with the tranquility of the Icelandic countryside. The morning begins with a visit to the Svöðufoss waterfall, which offers a unique contrast against the backdrop of a lava field and mountains. Next, you'll head to the Svörtuloft lighthouse, where you'll have views of the ocean and rugged cliffs battered by the waves of the Atlantic. A walk in Arnarstapi will take you along the coast lined with basalt formations, sea arches, and bird colonies. You'll end the day with a well-deserved rest in the natural hot springs of Guðrúnarlaug, where you can relax surrounded by the Icelandic landscape.
Day 3
The third day takes you to one of the most remote and picturesque corners of Iceland - the Westfjords. The morning begins with relaxation in the natural hot spring Hellulaug, hidden right by the sea, where you can enjoy a bath with a view of the fjord. Along the way, you will come across the rusty wreck of the fishing vessel Garðar BA 64 - the oldest iron ship in Iceland, which today forms an impressive monument in the middle of a desolate landscape. Then you will climb the majestic cliffs of Látrabjarg, the westernmost point of Iceland, from where endless views of the ocean open up. You will end the day on the magical beach of Rauðisandur, a place with red-colored sand, which offers silence, space and a unique atmosphere that you will not find anywhere else in Iceland.
Accommodation where you'll rest easyincluded
Flights that get you thereincluded
Transport on site
In-app guideincluded
Overall trip rating
Trip creator
