



by BusTravel Iceland
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$308This half-day bus tour begins at the cruise ship dock in Ísafjörður. After boarding, the group leaves town and passes through the Vestfjarðagöng mountain tunnel. The route continues through small villages and fjords with steep mountains before arriving at Dynjandi waterfall. Dynjandi is one of Iceland's tallest waterfalls, made up of several falls that widen to 60 meters at the base. The drive from Ísafjörður to Dynjandi takes about 40 minutes, offering views of unspoiled landscapes along the way. Visitors spend nearly two hours exploring the waterfall area. On the return trip, the tour stops at Gemlufell Farm on the coast of Dýrafjörður fjord. This working farm provides a quiet rural setting where guests can relax and enjoy tea, coffee, and a traditional Icelandic cake called Hjónabandssæla, made from oats and rhubarb jam. The entire tour lasts about three and a half hours and includes onboard WiFi and air conditioning. Lunch is not provided.
Isafjordur
The tour starts at the cruise ship dock in Ísafjörður, which is an increasingly popular cruise port. After everyone boards, the group leaves the town and drives through the Vestfjarðagöng mountain tunnel. Exiting the tunnel leads the route through small villages, fjords, and mountains on the way to Dynjandi.
Dynjandi (Fjallfoss)
Dynjandi waterfall is among Iceland’s highest waterfalls, consisting of several falls cascading down ledges to a width of 60 meters at the bottom. The drive from Ísafjörður takes about 40 minutes, passing pristine landscapes. Visitors spend around 110 minutes at Dynjandi.
110 min
Gemlufell Farm
On the return trip, there is a stop at Gemlufell Farm, a traditional Icelandic working farm located on the coast of Dýrafjörður fjord. Visitors can enjoy the peaceful rural surroundings while drinking tea and coffee and tasting Hjónabandssæla, a traditional oat and rhubarb jam cake, during a 100-minute stop.
100 min
Pickup and drop off from Ísafjörður cruise port. The buses wait directly after customs. There is only one exit/entrance to the cruise ship terminal.
End point
Pickup and drop off from Ísafjörður cruise port. The buses wait directly after customs. There is only one exit/entrance to the cruise ship terminal.




by BusTravel Iceland
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$308This half-day bus tour begins at the cruise ship dock in Ísafjörður. After boarding, the group leaves town and passes through the Vestfjarðagöng mountain tunnel. The route continues through small villages and fjords with steep mountains before arriving at Dynjandi waterfall. Dynjandi is one of Iceland's tallest waterfalls, made up of several falls that widen to 60 meters at the base. The drive from Ísafjörður to Dynjandi takes about 40 minutes, offering views of unspoiled landscapes along the way. Visitors spend nearly two hours exploring the waterfall area. On the return trip, the tour stops at Gemlufell Farm on the coast of Dýrafjörður fjord. This working farm provides a quiet rural setting where guests can relax and enjoy tea, coffee, and a traditional Icelandic cake called Hjónabandssæla, made from oats and rhubarb jam. The entire tour lasts about three and a half hours and includes onboard WiFi and air conditioning. Lunch is not provided.
Isafjordur
The tour starts at the cruise ship dock in Ísafjörður, which is an increasingly popular cruise port. After everyone boards, the group leaves the town and drives through the Vestfjarðagöng mountain tunnel. Exiting the tunnel leads the route through small villages, fjords, and mountains on the way to Dynjandi.
Dynjandi (Fjallfoss)
Dynjandi waterfall is among Iceland’s highest waterfalls, consisting of several falls cascading down ledges to a width of 60 meters at the bottom. The drive from Ísafjörður takes about 40 minutes, passing pristine landscapes. Visitors spend around 110 minutes at Dynjandi.
110 min
Gemlufell Farm
On the return trip, there is a stop at Gemlufell Farm, a traditional Icelandic working farm located on the coast of Dýrafjörður fjord. Visitors can enjoy the peaceful rural surroundings while drinking tea and coffee and tasting Hjónabandssæla, a traditional oat and rhubarb jam cake, during a 100-minute stop.
100 min
Pickup and drop off from Ísafjörður cruise port. The buses wait directly after customs. There is only one exit/entrance to the cruise ship terminal.
End point
Pickup and drop off from Ísafjörður cruise port. The buses wait directly after customs. There is only one exit/entrance to the cruise ship terminal.