READ: The Westfjords : r/VisitingIceland - Reddit
2019年4月9日 · The Westfjords are more than just a “detour” from the Ring Road. In many ways, not least of which topographically, the Westfjords are kind of their own thing, sort of a “mini country” within Iceland. They are geologically older than most of the island, the population is even more spread out, and the locals even say some words a little ...
IMPORTANT RE: The Westfjords : r/VisitingIceland - Reddit
2023年4月25日 · The Westfjords are more than just a “detour” from the Ring Road. In many ways, not least of which topographically, the Westfjords are kind of their own thing, sort of a “mini country” within Iceland. They are geologically older than most of the island, the population is even more spread out, and the locals even say some words a little ...
Do we have time for the Westfjords on our trip?? - Reddit
2022年7月5日 · 8 days isn’t enough time for the ring road and Westfjords. IMO it’s barely enough time to properly do just the ring. The Westfjords can be done in 2 days, 3 to not go crazy driving the back to back fjords. Stick to the ring road and come back for the Westfjords. You don’t want to miss the north and east, and it doesn’t make sense to ...
Westfjords must see? : r/VisitingIceland - Reddit
2021年8月14日 · Go mid-day and hike out the cliffs. Otherworldly! Thousand of nesting, flying screeching gulls flying hundreds of meters below you. Then hang out until 9:00-9:30, and just on the cliff edge of the parking lot, PUFFINS emerge from their dens and hop right up to you.
Westfjords Advice : r/VisitingIceland - Reddit
2021年8月4日 · We have ~2 days in the Westfjords and wanted some advice. We will leave Akureyri and drive to Holmavik to spend our first night. If we arrive early enough, will maybe check out the Museum of Sorcery and Witchcraft. The next morning, we will drive to Ísafjörður to spend our next night. The following day, we will head down to Brjánslækur to ...
Westfjords : r/VisitingIceland - Reddit
2021年11月8日 · WestFjords deserves at least 3 days, if not more, to really savor. We spent only 2 days and visited (day 1) Raudisandur, Latrabjarg, and (day 2) Dynjandi and felt very rushed. As someone who suffered bad car sickness when I was a kid, I have to say the gravel and windy roads - sometimes hairpin turns - out to Raudisandur and Latrabjarg would be ...
East Fjords or West Fjords for a week long trip? What are your
Westfjords is bestfjords. Both are beautiful and overlooked by tourists. Both have lots of waterfalls and hiking opportunities. I’d probably go to the Westfjords as the scenery is a little more diverse as you move around, while the Eastfjords is a lot of variations on the same theme IMO.
Need Help - Westfjords or Ring Road? : r/VisitingIceland - Reddit
2024年4月4日 · I could head north to the Westfjords and do 3-4 nights in that area, hitting Latrabjarg cliffs (puffins!), Dynjandi waterfall, and Hornstrandir nature preserve (arctic fox?). Then, back track south and make a stop at Kirkjufell, before spending the remainder of my trip in the southern highlands, seeing Reynisfjara beach, diamond beach ...
Advice on visiting Westfjords : r/VisitingIceland - Reddit
2023年4月25日 · The Westfjords are much more calm, vast and old school. For specific things to do, I would say Dynjandi is on the "must see" list and Valagil is worth the 2km (easy) hike from the road. Could be wrong but I would suggest (if this is your first trip) that you concentrate on the south coast. More bang for your buck.
Westfjords in October : r/VisitingIceland - Reddit
2021年10月21日 · It's also a part of the problems with generic internet advice like this between strangers. Someone asks, without providing any sort of information, "Are the westfjords *doable* in winter?", and someone else who's generally terrified of driving goes and says "Oh no, don't go! It might be dangerous!" or "Some of the rougher, higher roads there ...