Isafjordur Tours

Isafjordur Private Tours

Four of the five private trips here are priced per group of up to four rather than per person. That single fact decides whether this page is expensive or the best value on the site, and at four travellers one of them costs less a head than a seat on the cheapest coach. If a vehicle to yourself is more than you need, the shared Isafjordur day tours cover the same ground from $81.

Private tours of Isafjordur and the Westfjords

Top ratedIsafjordur and Westfjords Private Tour

Isafjordur and Westfjords Private Tour

★★★★★ 5.0 (33 reviews · 4 to 7 hours)

Stops at DynjandiYour group onlyGuide aboardTransport included

Six stops in four to seven hours: the town, the waterfall, Bolungarvík, the Bolafjall platform, Flateyri and Þingeyri. Guide, parking and private transport in the fare. The highest-rated product here with real review volume behind it.

From $1,875 per group, up to 4

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

Isafjordur and Westfjords Private Day Tour

Isafjordur and Westfjords Private Day Tour

★★★★★ 5.0 (7 reviews · 4 to 12 hours)

Stops at DynjandiYour group onlyGuide aboardTransport included

The same peninsula with up to twelve hours to spend on it, which is what makes room for the mountain road when it is open. Lunch, alcohol and gratuities are the stated exclusions.

From $1,785 per group, up to 4

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

Private Superjeep Tour to Dynjandi Waterfall

Private Superjeep Tour to Dynjandi Waterfall

★★★★★ 5.0 (3 reviews · 3.5 hours)

Meets at the harbourStops at DynjandiYour group onlyWi-Fi on board

Three and a half hours in a modified superjeep: fifty minutes at the waterfall, half an hour at Þingeyri, meeting by the harbour toilets. High clearance and big tyres on a road a coach takes slowly.

From $890 per group, up to 4

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

Dynjandi Waterfall and ATV Riding Private Tour

Dynjandi Waterfall and ATV Riding Private Tour

★★★★★ 5.0 (1 reviews · 6 to 8 hours)

Stops at DynjandiYour group onlyTransport includedWi-Fi on board

Six to eight hours combining an hour at the waterfall with two hours on quad bikes at Þingeyri. Private transport between them, Wi-Fi and parking covered. Not recommended for pregnant travellers.

From $2,279 per group, up to 4

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

Private Westfjords Day with a Local Guide

Private Westfjords Day with a Local Guide

★★★★★ 5.0 (5 reviews · 6 to 8 hours)

Your group onlyTransport included

The one private trip priced per person rather than per vehicle. Six to eight hours with a guide who plans the route with you before you arrive, a booster seat provided and infant seats available.

From $368 per person

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

Divide before you dismiss

Four of these are per vehicle. Set them beside the per-person fares and the ranking changes.

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What a private tour of Isafjordur actually is

A modified superjeep parked at the Dynjandi car park

A vehicle, a driver who guides, and a route that is yours. Four of the five here are priced per group of up to four rather than per person, which is the fact that decides whether this page is relevant to you at all. The fifth is per person and is the only one that scales past four.

What you are buying is not luxury. It is control: the departure time, the stop lengths, and whether today is a waterfall day or a Bolafjall day. Travellers here describe being taken to viewpoints they would never have found and being helped up the path at the fall by name.

Why choose a private tour

The arithmetic, at four

The superjeep at $890 divides to $223 a head, which is under the cheapest coach fare in the Westfjords. Nobody expects a four-figure listing to be the cheap option, and at a party of four one of them is.

The villages only a private vehicle strings together

Bolungarvík, Flateyri, Þingeyri and Súðavík are all within an hour, and no scheduled trip here links them. Two of these private days do.

Bolafjall, which nothing scheduled promises

The 638-metre platform that opened in 2022 sits on a road typically open only mid-June to mid-September. No timetabled coach can promise it; a driver who checked this morning can.

Pace, which matters more here than most places

The path at the waterfall is loose rock. On a coach, ninety minutes is ninety minutes. On a private day, one traveller's mother with a knee injury was walked up and down it personally.

A private tour vs a shared coach

A private tourA shared coach
PricedPer group of up to four, on four of the fivePer person
From$890 per vehicle · $368 per person on oneFrom $81 per person
At four travellers$223 to $570 each$324 for the cheapest coach
Who is with youNobodyUp to 58
RouteAgreed with you, changed on the dayFixed
StopsUp to six across the peninsulaOne, or two
Length4 to 12 hours3.5 to 4 hours
Departure timeYoursTheirs

Read the third row before the second. At one or two travellers a private day is several times the coach fare and buys you six stops instead of one; at four it is close, and on the shortest of them it is cheaper. What tours cost works through every party size.

What you get, and what you don't

What every private trip here gives you

  • The vehicle to your own party, with nobody else aboard
  • Private transport and parking fees inside the fare
  • A route agreed before you arrive and adjustable on the day
  • Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead

What none of them gives you

  • Lunch — named as an exclusion on three of the five
  • Gratuities, which are not expected in Iceland anyway
  • A guarantee on the Bolafjall road outside the summer window
  • A price that falls when your party is smaller than four

Planning a private tour

Count your party first. Every sum here turns on whether you are two or four.

Say what you want before you arrive. Travellers describe planning the route by email and text in the days beforehand, which is where the value is.

Book the long version if you want Bolafjall. The twelve-hour ceiling exists for exactly that.

Ask about the child seats. One listing carries a booster seat and infant seats and is the only one that mentions either.

Who should choose something else

Anyone travelling alone or as a couple who only wants the waterfall. At one or two people, most of these are several times the coach fare for a stop you can have for From $81. The Dynjandi waterfall tours page lists the scheduled alternatives.

Anyone who wants to be on the water. None of these five is a boat, and the two things you cannot reach from a road here — the island and the whales — are on the boat tours page.

Anyone with a hire car and a clear forecast. A private guide is a good buy for knowledge and a poor one for transport you already have, and going without a tour sets out which is which.

Sources

Checked on 5 September 2026. Hours, fares and road conditions belong to the bodies that publish them and they change with the season. The official pages are the place to confirm before you travel.

Ready to have the day to yourselves?

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead on every trip here.

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Frequently asked questions

Are private tours worth it here?
Four of the five private products are priced per group of up to four rather than per person, so the arithmetic turns on party size. At four travellers the $1,875 whole-peninsula day works out near what four coach seats plus a boat would cost, and you set the route. At one or two it is a long way above the shared fare.
How much do Isafjordur tours cost?
The cheapest coach trip to the waterfall starts at $81 a head, the whale-watching boat at $111 and the island crossing at $178. Private days are priced per group of up to four rather than per person, from about $890 for a short superjeep run. Every figure here is the operator's own starting fare, and each card says which basis it is on.
How big are the groups?
It ranges more than you might expect. The e-bike tour caps at six and the smallest coach at eighteen, while the two big shore excursions carry up to fifty-eight and fifty-nine. Every card here prints the cap that applies, and the private trips carry only your own party.
Can children come along?
On most of them. One private day carries a booster seat and infant seats and takes children from one year old; the whale boat takes children from four and the Vigur crossing from two. The waterfall path involves a climb, which is optional — the main fall is in full view from the bottom.
Do tours pick me up from my hotel?
Some do and some do not, and the cards say which. Two of the shore excursions collect you at the cruise ship itself; the cheapest waterfall coach explicitly excludes hotel pickup and asks you to meet it. The private trips will collect you wherever you arrange.
Is tipping expected in Iceland?
No. Service is included in the price and Icelanders do not tip as a matter of course. Several listings name gratuities as an exclusion, which means only that they are not collected for you, not that they are expected.

Every trip named here is set against the rest on price, hours and what the fare covers at Isafjordur Tours.