Iceland's wild, remote northwest at its own pace.
The Westfjords are Iceland's least visited region, a wilderness of dramatic fjords, bird cliffs and quiet villages.
A week lets you reach Dynjandi, the Latrabjarg cliffs and Isafjordur without rushing the long, scenic roads.
A suggested route you can follow at your own pace.
Drive north, optionally taking the Baldur ferry across Breidafjordur.
Stops: Stykkisholmur · Reykholar
Latrabjarg cliffs and the red sands of Raudisandur.
Stops: Latrabjarg · Raudisandur · Patreksfjordur
The tiered jewel of the Westfjords and the fjord roads beyond.
Stops: Dynjandi · Thingeyri · Bildudalur
The cultural capital, kayaking, and a boat to Hornstrandir.
Stops: Isafjordur · Bolungarvik · Hornstrandir
Build it your way, with local operators through Bókun.
We can help you turn this itinerary into a booked trip, pairing a rental car or transfers with day tours and activities from trusted Icelandic operators through Bokun. Tell us your dates and we will tailor the route to you.
Quick answers for planning.
Yes, for travellers who love wild scenery and solitude they are a highlight, with dramatic fjords, bird cliffs and few crowds.
June to September is best, when the roads are open and the weather mildest. Many routes are difficult or closed in winter.
A regular car manages the main routes in summer, but a higher clearance vehicle is more comfortable on the gravel fjord roads.