Awesome fall in the Western Fjords. There is a simple trail that leads close to the top, with intermediate smaller falls that create a preview of the bigger one. The water flow is impressive and it l…Full review by Corrado R
Aug 30, 2024
We have not visited Westfjords during our 2022 trip, and I was excited for our 2024 trip to this region especially because of this waterfall - it did not disappoint! It's huge, it's remote, it's com…Full review by reedmangreg
Aug 16, 2024
A superb waterfall in northern Iceland. Larger than you think the waterfall has stunning views of the Fjord from a number of levels on your way up with the fall itself being worth the walk. Yes moder…Full review by P-Bailey119
How much hiking must be done to fully enjoy this waterfall. I have some mobility issues that restrict me from hiking and walking on uneven ground, so I need level pathways. I only have one day in the Westfjords, so I'm just wondering if this is one I should skip, or if I should make time for a visit. Thanks.
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Debbie, The great news is you can enjoy this waterfall from the car—you start to see the falls from a good distance away. There is a set of very nice viewing platforms and facilities at the …
Debbie, The great news is you can enjoy this waterfall from the car—you start to see the falls from a good distance away. There is a set of very nice viewing platforms and facilities at the location that thankfully don't obstruct the view of the falls. You can park and get out and see the falls nicely, or if feeling more adventurous, get quite close to / under the falls.
We're coming in on a cruise ship and won't have a car. What's the best way to get to Dynjandi (Fjallfoss) from Isafjordur? Are there taxis?
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If you have a LOT of money you can try taxi, but the trip is about 1,5 hour one way, so prepare to spend a fortune. I would suggest trying some local travel agencies/guides, maybe …
If you have a LOT of money you can try taxi, but the trip is about 1,5 hour one way, so prepare to spend a fortune. I would suggest trying some local travel agencies/guides, maybe they have organised tours from Isafjordur to the waterfall? it would be definitely cheaper.
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