Arnar Fjord

Arnarfjörður reaches deep into Iceland's Westfjords, its waters branching among steep mountains and valleys. A peninsula called Langanes divides the inner fjord, with Dynjandisvogur and Borgarfjörður to its north. At the head of Dynjandisvogur the broad waterfall Dynjandi descends in a series of cascades toward the sea. The fjord's long inlets and high shores create a sheltered landscape, set apart from the exposed Atlantic coast beyond its mouth.