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The 7 most popular westfjords & dynjandi tours in Iceland right now, with what each one includes, who runs it and what you can expect to pay.
Bus tour from Isafjordur to Dynjandi Waterfall with a guided 90-minute visit, five nearby falls, and big Westfjords scenery.
“Sally had good knowledge and excellent English . A joy to travel with . Robert safe driver.”
Half-day from Ísafjörður to Dynjandi waterfall and a working farm. Includes coffee, tea, Wi-Fi bus and oat jam cake.
“The waterfall is spectacular, but the pathway up to the waterfall is bit rough and maybe dangerous, especially on rainy day. The local goverment should consider improving the pathway. The farm visit is very nice. Bus is new and comfortable, wifi is good. Driver is skillful. Tour guide is humorous and gives clear description. The…”
Dynjandi Waterfall up close plus a working farm visit at Gemlufell Farm, with coffee and Icelandic cake from Ísafjörður.
“Not worth 1/2 the price. Only at farm for 15 minutes. Met 8 other buses at waterfall in the off season. Crowded.”
A guided 3.5-hour trip from Ísafjörður to Dynjandi (Fjallfoss) with transport, 90 minutes at the falls, and stunning Westfjords scenery.
“From the moment we disembarked the ship, it was easy to spot West Travels coach waiting in port to take us on our trip to this gorgeous waterfall. The journey there was breathtaking and the guide was very informative of the region and her English was exceptional. Would highly recommend. Also a lot cheaper than…”
A 3.5-hour guided bus trip from Ísafjörður to Dynjandi Waterfall, with Iceland-style stories, fjord views, and time on foot.
“Great tour! We thought it would just be a waterfall shuttle, but our guide, Daniel, actually provided excellent commentary throughout the scenic drive, which was much appreciated. There was plenty of time at the waterfall, even for those who wanted to climb all the way to the top. And the waterfall itself is incredible and…”
Guided bus trip from Ísafjörður to the Bolafjall viewing platform and radar station for big panoramic views, guide insights, and onboard Wi‑Fi.
“The driver waited us near the ship on time. He was very careful, knowledgeable and nice. We visited the rock and also had some stops in interesting places.”
Walk Ísafjörður with an audio GPS route connecting maritime history, quirky art stops, and architecture—offline, English, and great value.
“Nice tour of Isafjodur told by one of its residents. The information was good and the guide was pleasant.”
