A customised road trip is a personal experience and our goal is to design an itinerary that matches your dream trip.
Below is an 8 day / 7 night itinerary to give you a general idea of our Wild West Drive trip starting from Keflavik:

Day 1 - Arrival & Borgarfjordur

Arrival at KEF airport. Pick up your rental car and drive to Borgarfjordur, enjoying the unique Hraunfossar waterfalls as well as Barnafoss and Deildartunguhver hot spring.

Optional add-ons:
Into The Glacier tour
Cave Explorer tour

Day 2 - Dalir & Strandir

Travel through the whistling Dalir valleys and to the Strandir coastal region, all the way north to remote Nordurfjordur village where towering mountains and driftwood filled beaches dominate.

Day 3 - Isafjordur Bay

A long day of dreamy landscapes as you drive through the winding fjords of the Isafjardardjup Bay, with a detour the Kaldalon glacial creek which flows from the isolated Drangajokull glacier, before nestling down in Heydalur valley for the evening.

Optional add-ons:
Sea kayaking
Horse riding

Day 4 - Isafjordur

Drive onwards to the picturesque Isafjordur town, the capital of the Westfjords, and spend the rest of the day in its charming downtown or enjoy a detour to one of the surrounding villages.

Optional add-ons:
Isafjordur Culture Walk
Svalvogar Cliffs Super Jeep tour
Isafjordur Mountain Hiking
Isafjordur Kayaking

Day 5 - Dynjandi & the Westfjords

Enjoy your drive through some of Iceland's prettiest fjords - Arnarfjordur, Dyrafjordur and Onundarfjordur; enjoy spectacular mountain views and visit the majestic Dynjandi waterfall.

Optional add-ons:
Horse riding

Day 6 - Latrabjarg & Raudasandur

Explore the dramatic Latrabjarg cliffs and many colourful beaches including the orange-hued Raudasandur, before catching the evening ferry over Breidafjordur bay.

Optional add-ons:
Seal watching tour

Day 7 - Snaefellsnes

A full day to explore the wonderful Snaefellsnes peninsula, where the Snaefellsjokull glacier-volcano dominates the landscape. Surrounding the glacier are some fascinating lava fields and rock formations; unique beaches including Arnarstapi and Hellnar; the Kirkjufell mountain and waterfall; and charming fishing villages.

Optional add-ons:
Lava caving tour
Whale watching tour

Day 8 - Departure

Take one of our offbeat detours or spend time in Reykjavik with our personalised recommendations before driving to KEF airport for your departure.

Notes:

The locations specified above are indicative. Since the exact itinerary is customised for your arrival and departure times, activities and tours you choose, and the pace of your trip; these might change.
We can of course also accommodate any preferences you have.

Here are some of the ways in which we can customise this trip:
- Add extra days to slow down the pace or enrich your itinerary with more time for activities or detours; there is enough to do for 2 weeks
- Cut a day or two from the itinerary to allow for reduced time or budget
- Create a themed itinerary with an emphasis on your favourite activity or interest f.e. adventure, geology, hiking, geothermal pools, birds & wildlife, cuisine, history & culture etc.
- If you want to explore more sights off the beaten path then we have a ton of great ideas

Price for self-drive: 209,000 ISK per person on a twin-sharing basis in summer

Inclusions:
- 8-day station car rental (including CDW insurance, GPS, airport pick up and drop off, unlimited kilometres and emergency service)
- Digital map for each day
- 7-night two-star hotel accommodation (double or twin room with private bath and breakfast)
- Detailed day wise sightseeing itinerary
- One way ferry between the Westfjords and Snaefellsnes
- Complementary tips for your favourite activities & special interests
- Contact person in Iceland

Price for private guided tour: Contact us with details of group size, language and requirements.

Notes:
During winter (November-April) we do not offer this trip as some key mountain passes in the Westfjords close due to snow.

For self-drive, a station car is sufficient for this holiday, except as follows:
- During summer (June-September) a 4x4 jeep is not required unless you wish to drive on mountain trails (F-roads) or prefer it for the comfort as there are some gravel roads along the way.
- During spring & autumn (May & October) a 4x4 jeep is not mandatory but highly recommended since it can easily snow on the mountain passes.
For private tours, we offer a variety of comfortable vehicles for different group sizes with a local guide.

We offer a wide variety of handpicked quality accommodations from star category hotels to guesthouses and apartments, all well rated and located so as to balance your daily driving time.

Our detailed itinerary is completely tailored to your specific interests. It will include comprehensive information on the must-see attractions and offbeat sights you will visit, a day-wise outline and directions on Google maps.

We can also include tours and activities of your choice, self-guided walks and hikes, and restaurant recommendations. Typically this requires adding extra time to the trip.

And of course, we are always available for questions or assistance during your trip.

Additional information for your Iceland trip will be sent to you along with the detailed itinerary. This will include details about driving in Iceland, weather and clothing, currencies and payments, electricity system, food and water, safety, contact info, and other useful tips.

The minimum driver age for is 20 years for smaller cars and 25 years for jeeps. Drivers must bring an international driving licence or a local driving licence written in a Roman script.