Flight to Keflavík. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by your tour guide and transferred to your accommodation on the Reykjanes Peninsula. Depending on your arrival time, you will have some free time.

After breakfast and a presentation of the itinerary, we set off towards the Westfjords. The route takes us across the vast lava fields of the southwest and through the suburbs of Reykjavík, where there's time for last-minute shopping, before continuing via Gilsfjörður to our accommodation in Patreksfjörður, where we'll spend the next three nights.

Excursion to Cape Bjargtangar, the westernmost point of Iceland. En route, a visit to the former fishing village of Hvallatur. Afterwards, a hike along the cliffs of Latrabjarg, which rise up to 450 meters high and are one of the most important breeding grounds for seabirds, offering sweeping views across the Atlantic Ocean (hike approx. 6-21 km depending on weather conditions, approx. 2-8 hours, +/- 150-630 m elevation gain/loss).

Today's excursion takes us to the Baejarvadall lagoon and the extraordinary Raudisandur beach. En route, we'll stop at the Hnjotur Local History Museum. A walk to the former Sjöunda farmstead combines impressive scenery with regional cultural history. Afterwards, you'll have time for an individual hike (approx. 1 hour) along the expansive beach.

Drive through the impressive landscape of the outer Westfjords to Önundarfjörður. The highlight of the day is a visit to Dynjandi, the largest waterfall in the Westfjords, which plunges down the rocky steps in numerous cascades. Overnight stay in Korpudalur for four nights.

Excursion to Isafjördur, the economic and cultural center of the Westfjords. After exploring the town, depending on the weather and the group's interests, various hikes in the impressive fjord and mountain landscape are available.

Our hike today (approx. 13 km, 5–6 hours, ±700 m elevation gain) leads along historic paths through the impressive Korpudalur region with its glacial valleys, plateaus, and striking basalt formations to the Alftafjardarheidi pass. Optionally, a relaxing soak in the hot tub at Sudureyri is a great way to end the hike.

Option for a boat trip to the Hornstrandir Nature Reserve, one of Iceland's most pristine and remote landscapes (not included). Depending on weather, season, and availability, other optional activities such as kayaking, horseback riding, cycling, or whale watching are also available around Isafjördur.

Drive along the extensive Isafjardardjup road to the remote Strandir region. Time permitting, a detour to Kaldalon with a short hike through the glacier-carved landscape of Drangajökull. The route then continues over the Steingrimsfjardarheidi mountain pass to our accommodation in Strandir.

Visit to the small village of Djupavik with its former herring factory (not included). Afterwards, a hike (approx. 6–12 km, 2–4 hours, ±100–300 m elevation gain) through the surrounding fjord landscape. A swim in Krossneslaug with a view of the sea rounds off the day.

Return journey from the Westfjords to the Reykjanes Peninsula. Several stops are possible along the way, including the historic turf house near Laugarholl with a swim in the Gudrunarlaug spring, or Holmavik with its museum.

Transfer to Keflavik and return flight.