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Activities

Some things you’d expect...
…and some things you might not
Day Tours
A great way to learn what the area has to offer.
Skiing
For those who enjoy skiing or snowboarding there are fine ski resorts throughout the country. They are generally open during the winter, snow and circumstances permitting. There is a ski-resort in Ísafjörður.
Golf Courses
Golf enthusiasts have many options in choosing among excellent golf courses throughout the Westfjords.
Sea Angling
Great fun for people of all ages, sea angling trips are available all over the Westfjords of Iceland.
Bird Watching
There are many places in the Westfjords of Iceland that are ideal for bird watching. Látrarbjarg cliff is the largest bird cliff in Europe and gives you fantastic views over the puffins. But there are also other places such as Vigur island, Grímsey island and Reykhólar that are amazing spots for bird enthusiast.
Geothermal baths
Few things are more cozy than relaxing in a hot pool in the middle of nature. The Westfjords has an abundance of easily accessible natural pools for you to enjoy.
Kayak Tours / Paddleboarding
Kayaking is an exhilarating experience, the Westfjords have sheltered fjords and are for that reason excellent for sea kayaking.
Boat Tours
From whale watching to puffin tours to northern light cruises, coast hugging trips and more, they each provide an enjoyable and memorable experience.
Whale Watching
Around 20 species of whale can be found in the sea surrounding the country but the most common are the beaked whale, the hump-backed whale, dolphins and a few others. Whale watching is an incredible experience for people of all ages.
Museums
There is a good variety of museums all over the Westfjords so everybody should find something they like.