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Dynjandi, Iceland

cover photo by Federico Isacchi

Location added by Mauropol

The information about this location have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Rank : 8.0 (average on 1 votes)

Coordinates : 65.73260242689094, -23.198568891143537 (Open in Google Maps)

Subjects : The main subject is a majestic waterfall which, broken down into 7 jumps, has a total height of about 100 meters. It is possible to photograph the waterfall from below in its entirety, or in detail the different jumps going up the path, until you get below the main jump (about 60 meters). With your back to the waterfall, you can admire and photograph the beautiful and wide fjord it overlooks.

Recommended equipment : A wide-angle lens such as 16-35 mm is recommended, but also with a 24-105. You don't get wet like near other Icelandic waterfalls, but it's better to protect your equipment with specific bags.

Best months : The maximum water flow occurs during the summer, in winter the flow is reduced.

How to get there : Dynjandi or Fjallfoss; The place is known by both names, so try both on the navigator. Located in the northwest of Iceland, it can be reached by any type of car along an easy dirt road after leaving the main road number 60. It is located about 60 km (50 minutes by car) from the city of Ísafjörður which has a naval port where cruise ships dock and a very small airport for domestic flights and where it is possible to rent a car.

Visits : Admission is free, but you have to pay the usual parking fee (between 7 and 10 euros) widespread in many tourist attractions in Iceland. In this case, it must be paid via app directly from your smartphone. From the parking lot you can climb up to the waterfall following a not difficult walk, but the person must have good mobility and hiking shoes are recommended, the path is often slippery.

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Sunrise: 11:48, Sunset: 15:05

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