Small-Group 7-Hour Super Jeep Tour to Mjoifjordur Fjord from Seydisfjordur

Mjoifjordur fjord in East Iceland is surrounded by beautiful mountains and farmlands.
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Summary

Tour starts
Seydisfjordur, Iceland
Duration
7 hours
Difficulty
Easy
Languages
English
Available
May - Sept.
Minimum age
None

Description

Explore the hidden treasures of the Icelandic Eastfjords on this seven-hour super jeep tour to the Mjoifjordur fjord from Seydisfjordur town. If you wish to see the region's less traveled and visited natural landscapes, from fjords to waterfalls and a hidden village, this small-group tour is for you. 

Your journey begins in the morning from Seydisfjordur, a charming coastal town known for its colorful houses and stunning natural surroundings. The guide will pick you up around the town center to begin your day trip in East Iceland.

This super jeep tour is specially designed to navigate the challenging landscapes of East Iceland. Even when traversing gravel roads and mountain passes, you'll feel more comfortable inside the jeep than in regular vehicles.

For added convenience, the tour is conducted with a maximum of six participants. The small group ensures a personalized experience, allowing for more intimate exploration and interaction with your guide.

Accompanying you on the trip is a friendly local guide who knows the most interesting facts and stories about Iceland. They will enrich your experience with local insights, so feel free to ask them questions anytime.

From Seydisfjordur, the adventure takes you on a scenic drive along two mountain passes with breathtaking panoramic views of East Iceland's untamed wilderness. You'll pass through towering mountains edged by the fascinating fjords of the North Atlantic Ocean, particularly Mjoifjordur.

Nestled between the towns of Seydisfjordur and Neskaupstadur, Mjoifjordur fjord remains one of East Iceland's best-kept secrets. Its remote location and landscapes, hidden from the bustling tourist crowds,  make it a haven for nature lovers seeking a quieter Icelandic experience. 

Along the way, you'll make a stop at Klifbrekkufossar, one of the region's most beautiful waterfalls. Klifbrekkufossar is a series of seven waterfalls with a total drop of 295 feet (90 meters).

Next, you'll delve into the fjord's rich history with a visit to a WWII shipwreck along the fjord. The shipwreck can be an excellent photo backdrop for those interested in Iceland's maritime heritage.

As you venture deeper into the fjord, you'll be treated to panoramic views of Dalatangi, a remote farm by the coast. Here, you'll discover two historical lighthouses perched along the rugged coastline, guiding ships safely through Mjoifjordur.

On your way back to Seydisfjordur, the super jeep will make one last stop at the small village of the Mjoifjordur fjord. Although with a population of less than 20, the settlement has its own church, primary school, campsite, and cafe. Its charming ambiance is the perfect complement to the breathtaking scenery of the fjord.

After around seven hours, you'll arrive back at Seydisfjordur, where your unforgettable super jeep tour ends.

Hop on this super jeep tour in East Iceland to see the secluded beauty of the Mjoifjordur fjord, including its Klifbrekkufossar and hidden village. Check availability now by choosing a date.

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Included

Super jeep transfer from Seydisfjordur
English-speaking guide
Small group tour experience

Activities

Super Jeep
Sightseeing

What to bring

Warm and comfortable clothing
Weatherproof jacket
Comfortable walking shoes
Snacks and drinks
Camera

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