The Western Fjords to not tend to be on most travelers’ lists itineraries due to the fact that they are quite far from much of the rest of the more popular attractions. It would be necessary to take one of the 14-day classic tours that covers the whole perimeter of the island, in order to see the Western Fjords Therefore, they are much less visited which makes them an even better stop to add to your schedule. While Iceland is by no means crowded, here there are even far less people on the roads and at the sites, that you truly get the sensation that you are in the middle of paradise and have a wonderful opportunity to feel that you have the whole island to yourself. It is possible to travel there in a normal car, but we do recommend an all-terrain vehicle for your comfort, as the roads are not so wide and there are sections of gravel, as opposed to pavement. In Isafjordur, you’ll find the ‘largest’ settlement with 2,000 inhabitants and from there you can find exciting tours such as kayak trips, visits to other fjords and natural wonders such as the Dynjandi Waterfall. If you want to experience something that so few travelers ever set eyes on, head to the Western Fjords and you will pity those who have missed out.