Full-Day Dynjandi Waterfall Tour from Isafjordur
Ísafjörður, Iceland
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Trip Type: Day Trips
Duration: 6 hours
Explore Dynjandi waterfall and the stunning landscape of the Westfjords on this guided sightseeing day tour from Isafjordur.
Dynjandi is one of Iceland’s most impressive & majestic waterfalls, and often considered the icon of The Westfjords.
Dynjandi is one of Iceland’s most impressive & majestic waterfalls, and often considered the icon of The Westfjords.
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Explore Dynjandi waterfall and the stunning landscape of the Westfjords on this guided sightseeing day tour from Isafjordur.
Dynjandi is one of Iceland’s most impressive & majestic waterfalls, and often considered the icon of The Westfjords.We stop for up to an hour at Dynjandi to enjoy the wonderful views of the waterfall and Arnarfjordur fjord, and listen to the soothing sound of Dynjandi tumbling down the mountain in a series of seven waterfalls.
The top tier is certainly the most impressive but each one of the other six is unique in its own right! We highly recommend doing the easy hike up to the top tier for a magnificent view.
On the way back to Isafjordur we make some additional stops to admire beautiful beaches, scenic fjords and charming villages. A fantastic way to see the beautiful Westfjords in one day.
Dynjandi is one of Iceland’s most impressive & majestic waterfalls, and often considered the icon of The Westfjords.We stop for up to an hour at Dynjandi to enjoy the wonderful views of the waterfall and Arnarfjordur fjord, and listen to the soothing sound of Dynjandi tumbling down the mountain in a series of seven waterfalls.
The top tier is certainly the most impressive but each one of the other six is unique in its own right! We highly recommend doing the easy hike up to the top tier for a magnificent view.
On the way back to Isafjordur we make some additional stops to admire beautiful beaches, scenic fjords and charming villages. A fantastic way to see the beautiful Westfjords in one day.
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