Experience Iceland in its entirety in 14 days — the Ring Road, wild Westfjords, glacier lagoons and the cliffs of Látrabjarg.
Discover Iceland’s most dramatic and remote landscapes on this complete self-drive adventure, featuring the rugged beauty of the Westfjords. From soaring fjords and hidden beaches to powerful waterfalls and charming coastal villages, this route showcases Iceland’s wild, unspoiled nature. Ideal for travellers seeking freedom, diversity, and unforgettable scenery at every turn.
Pick up your rental car at Keflavik Airport and drive toward the capital. Reykjavik — compact, lively, colorful. Harpa Concert Hall on the harbor, Tjörnin Lake, and the Grótta Lighthouse at the western edge of town. One of the world's cleanest and most charming capitals.
Borgarnes and the Eldborg crater. Snæfellsjökull — a 1,477m glacier volcano, visible from Reykjavik on clear days, made world-famous by Jules Verne. Djúpalónssandur black pebble beach. Arnarstapi and Hellnar — twisted basalt arches meeting the crashing Atlantic. Stykkishólmur, the charming lighthouse town.
Breiðafjörður Bay dotted with hundreds of tiny islands. Látrabjarg — Europe's largest bird cliff, 14 km long and rising 400 metres above the crashing Atlantic. Millions of puffins, razorbills and guillemots nest here, completely unafraid of people. Nearby red sand beaches are among Iceland's most peaceful and surreal spots.
Dynjandi — Iceland's most beautiful waterfall, cascading in a wide bridal-veil down the mountainside in seven distinct tiers. Through the Flateyri tunnel to Ísafjörður, the largest town in the Westfjords — dramatically located inside a deep narrow fjord beneath sheer mountains, with colourful wooden houses lining the harbour.
Súðavík's Arctic Fox Center. Reykjanes — Iceland's largest open-air geothermal pool, open to the sky with mountain views. Hólmavík's quirky Museum of Sorcery & Witchcraft, where Iceland's dark history of magic is brought to life. Drangsnes — a tiny fishing village where a small hot pot sits right at the sea's edge.
Vatnsnes Peninsula — seal colonies and Hvítserkur, the iconic troll-like basalt stack rising from the shore. Into fertile Skagafjörður valley, famous for Iceland's finest horse farms. Glaumbær Turf Farm Museum — grass-roofed houses recreating Viking-age life. Víðimýrarkirkja, one of Iceland's most beautiful turf churches.
The rugged Tröllaskagi (Troll) Peninsula — north through Hófsos to Siglufjörður, once Iceland's most prosperous herring town. Through tunnels to Ólafsfjörður on dramatic Eyjafjörður fjord. Akureyri, Iceland's northern capital — just 60 km from the Arctic Circle, with botanical gardens and vibrant café culture.
Goðafoss — Waterfall of the Gods. Lake Mývatn's geothermal wonderland: Dimmuborgir lava city, Krafla volcano, boiling sulphurous mud pools at Hverir, and pseudocraters. End the day in charming Húsavík — Iceland's whale watching capital, with a famous wooden church overlooking the bay.
Hljóðaklettar Echo Rocks — basalt columns in extraordinary formations. Ásbyrgi horseshoe canyon of Norse legend — Odin's horse said to have touched the earth here. Dettifoss — Europe's most powerful waterfall, the roar heard long before it's seen. Lake Lagarfljót and its legendary resident monster.
Seyðisfjörður — one of Iceland's most beautiful villages, its rainbow-painted main street approached through a fjord flanked by cascading waterfalls. South along the Eastfjords. Stöðvarfjörður's legendary Petra stone collection. Almannaskarð panoramic viewpoint. Höfn — Iceland's lobster capital.
Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon — giant icebergs floating in crystal-clear waters at the foot of Breiðamerkurjökull. Diamond Beach glittering with ice. Skaftafell and Svartifoss — the Black Waterfall framed by basalt columns. Vast Skeiðarársandur sands. Narrow Fjaðrárgljúfur canyon. Vík, Iceland's southernmost village.
Reynisfjara black lava beaches with dramatic basalt stacks. Dyrhólaey lighthouse — a prime puffin nesting site. Beneath twin glaciers Mýrdalsjökull and Eyjafjallajökull. Skógafoss — 60m wide and 60m tall, a double rainbow in the spray. Seljalandsfoss, unique for its walkable path behind the cascade.
Gullfoss — the Golden Waterfall. Strokkur Geyser erupting every few minutes. Kerið volcanic crater lake. Þingvellir National Park (UNESCO) — where the tectonic plates visibly pull apart and the world's first parliament convened in 930 AD. Back to Reykjavik for a final evening.
A final morning in Reykjavik — browse the design shops along Laugavegur, grab a coffee by the harbor, or visit one last gallery. Return the rental car at Keflavík Airport and fly home with memories of Iceland's most spectacular landscapes.
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| Notice Period | Cancellation Fee |
|---|---|
| From confirmation until 1 week before departure | €120 per person |
| 6–3 days before departure | 10% of the tour price |
| 48 hours or less before departure | 20% of the tour price |
Cancellation periods are calculated excluding the arrival date. Each week is counted as seven (7) days. Changes to group bookings may result in price adjustments for remaining participants.
| Notice Period | Cancellation Fee |
|---|---|
| Until 57 days before departure | €75 per traveler |
| 56–43 days before departure | 50% of total cost |
| 42–29 days before departure | 60% of total cost |
| 28–15 days before departure | 80% of total cost |
| Less than 14 days before departure | 100% of total cost |
A 30% deposit is required at booking, with the remaining balance due six weeks before the trip. Special early-bird rates require full payment at time of booking.
| Notice Period | Cancellation Fee |
|---|---|
| 45+ days before pickup | €250 |
| 44–31 days before pickup | 30% of rental cost |
| 30–17 days before pickup | 60% of rental cost |
| 16 days or less / no-show | 100% of rental cost |
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| Policy | Details |
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| Check-in | From 2:00 PM |
| Check-out | By 12:00 PM |
| Room Allocation | At the hotel's discretion; minor variations in room standards may occur |
| Requirement | Details |
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| Minimum age – standard vehicles | 20 years |
| Minimum age – large SUVs & vans | 22 years |
| Insurance coverage | Full coverage included: CDW, SCDW, Gravel Protection, Theft Protection, Zero Excess, Windshield & Ash Damage, F-roads & river crossings |
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