Wakeboarding/Waterskiing and Paddle boarding experience in the Westfjords of Iceland

Get the most out of the water in Iceland with this activity combining wakeboarding, water skiing and paddle boarding in the Westfjords of Iceland!

Get your friends together for a unique water adventure on the waters of the North Atlantic Ocean! With your group of 5 to 8 people, you can try out several water sports during this day trip in the fjords of north-west Iceland. The activity is ideal for beginners and promises an unforgettable day of stand-up paddle, water skiing or wakeboarding in the Westfjords.

Your activity will take place on a beach near Flateyri, a picturesque and serene village in the Westfjords. As a fishing village, Flateyri offers a glimpse into Iceland's fishing heritage, allowing visitors to explore traditional ways of life. With its tranquillity, outdoor activities and the chance to see the Northern Lights, Flateyri is a hidden gem offering an authentic Icelandic experience. In summer, expect to see many seabirds, including oystercatchers, Arctic terns and eiders!

Wakeboarding and water skiing in the Westfjords are ideal outdoor activities for enjoying the incredible surroundings of Flateyri.
At full speed, you'll glide across the waters of the North Atlantic Ocean, enjoying an unrivalled sense of freedom! Wakeboarding in Iceland will add a refreshing touch of adrenalin to your stay in this land of ice and fire!

For those in the group who prefer contemplative activities, there's also the option of stand-up paddling. Just as unique, this experience is bound to delight those who try it! Paddleboarding in Iceland's fjords offers a magical moment of calm and serenity. With the reflection of the fjords and the light on the water, the landscapes around you will never stop changing to reveal a magnificently poetic spectacle!

Whatever nautical experience you wish to try, the beauty of Iceland will take your breath away! Don't wait any longer, book your paddleboarding, waterskiing and wakeboarding experience in the Westfjords of Iceland now!