The West Fjords – What to see and do in Iceland’s most remote area
The West Fjords are the most remote area in Iceland. They cover about 22,271 km2 (8,599 sq mi), but only about 9000 people live there
The Westfjords of Iceland are quite stunning and interesting. Some of Iceland's most beautiful natural wonders and historical places are located in the fjords. They're normally less traveled than some other places in Iceland so if you'd like to get away from the crowds, give the Westfjords a chance!
The West Fjords are the most remote area in Iceland. They cover about 22,271 km2 (8,599 sq mi), but only about 9000 people live there