I Spent 72 Hours in the Most REMOTE Part of Iceland

Love your video! I also watched Kraig's video and fell in love with Iceland even more! It is my dream to do this hike even tho I am a lazy bum. I have a very genuine question which is kinda holding me back to do this hike. How did you manage the poop situation? Since I'm from India, we use a water jet rather than TP.

Also, whatsup with the foxes? What if ya'll confront a big ass fox?

Great video !!! I had 5 weeks in the Highlands this summer and i am doing the Westfjords for a week next summer with a few few days in Hornstrandir - after watching your video i'm going to extend the trip and go for longer so i can have more days in Hornstrandir for sure. thanks for the advice, and it was wonderful to watch your hike. I need to learn how to edit videos, yours was awesome

Incredible video. LOVE IT! Well done, I am 100% getting out here next year. Looks beautiful.

That intro sequence though. Awesome video as always and making want to visit Iceland!

I would be a bit apprehensive to go somewhere so remote but looks like it's worth it!

I hope you’ll go to Ellidaey Island there at Iceland

This looks amazing. I made a promise to my mother in law that I would take her to Iceland before her 60th birthday and it’s coming up. Can’t wait.

Side note, you have very pretty eyes.

Gorgeous, what a fantastic trip!

Liked your videos, I have hiked, (trekked) in some really cool places and you might think about doing them. 1..nepal...;2. Ladakh , India, starting from Leh...3. Sikkim, India. 4..Bhutan: snowman trek...
Nice to see you exploring the world , keep it up...

THANK you for this video, It's absolutely stunning place, please continue the itinerary on the last part of the video, we learned lots of information. Planning to this hike this year. Cheers!!! PS - Love the artic foxes.

What a beautiful video! Makes me want to go out right now to feel the nature and fresh air :) but also makes me miss the summer here in Iceland 😅

HI I'M BACK AGAIN.

Quick question 🥺- What if you've never hiked in your life. So is there a way that you hike less? I mean can the boat drop you off closer to Hornstrandir cliff so that you hike less?

Wow this is so amazing!! Video is very well done too so much great landscape and scenery!!

Great format

Great video! We are adding this hike to our list. We will be going to Iceland for our 3rd time this summer, and you got me hooked. This trip is simply stunning. The plan now looks like Hornstrandir for 4 days, a week of driving around the country followed by the Laugavegur trail.

I would really love to hike there with my dog, is that possible to bring dogs?

Thanks for the video! Definitely going to the horn in 23. Does it take a compass to hike around the reserve? How did you know where tô go? 😊

Wonderful video of a dream destination. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for posting this amazing video and for all the advice at the end, like where to buy fuel, taxi's, etc. Heading up there this summer, can't wait.

Thanks a lot for Thai subtitle, Hope to be there in someday.

good memories. great job with this

Beautiful video ! I would love to complete this hike too. Are there any indications, or paths/trails you can follow in Hornstrandir? Or do you absolutely needs a GPS in order to complete the hike?

I will make my second trip to Iceland, but i'm going to cross Laugavegur trail, from Landmannalaugar to Skogafoss. Hornstrandir is a goal for the next few years maybe. Great video! Very informative! Thanks!

Thanks for the helpful advice . I am going this summer hope I find nice weather. Thanks for Sharing

How did you transport the gas container for the food?

KEF LALF VIK??? Oh honey. No.

Been there 5 times. Please get the names right...

I enjoy your trips and your comments at the end of the videos. I just recently found your channel and would love to know where you’re from, how did you become loving these far away places, and not to be too nosey, how you fund your travels. Thank you for your time.

I love your tips at the end of the video, very useful!

fantastic informative presentation, many thanks for sharing all those useful tips. We definitely appreciated the itinerary part, thank you.

Yep. Im jealous. Thank you and well done.

Great video, hope u keep on uploading ur content is awesome

Did you spend the night in Isafjordur? Or did you fly and take the boat the same day?

Beautiful video - thanks so much for sharing! Now I have a new addition to my bucket list! 😂 I love the format of you talking at the end, wrapping things up and sharing what you’ve learned - so helpful!

Thank you so much! This was very useful. I am planning my trip there as well this summer, and I want to take your exact route you took, but in 4 days instead of 3. The only thing I'm worried about is exactly what you said: I've never been to backpacking (although I'm an experienced day hiker). I am planning to do a couple of warmup trips before summer, but yeah I definitely won't be super experienced when I get there. I feel pretty confident though and I know the limits of my abilities - what do you think? Should I go for it, or gain more experience? (my problem is, for various reasons if I don't go this year, it very well may be a few years before I can go again)

Your presentation was quite good! Don't change the format!

I have fifty years backpacking adventuring going to Iceland wasn't sure if I was going to go tracking love your video very informative I am going to go on a little track and thank you so much

I just have to say one thing. You made my day with this video. This one is definitely on my bucket list!

Im going by myself on August, would you mind if a ask some questions ?

That final shot was incredible

So dramatic haha a bit 2 much

Did this hike in reverse from your trip. Went with an organized tour, 2 days, ferries included. Furnished camp and food included. Highly recommend. This went to the top of my bucket list from the moment I became aware of it and luckily got the last tour of the season- in late Sep! Sun/rain/clouds/cold- maybe not the hike for novices, I agree, but not terribly strenuous. I wished I had a telephoto- so many arctic foxes they were almost mocking me!

I've been to Iceland a few times, and wow did you ever luck out on the weather!

Great video 🙂👍

It continues to be a helpful video, thank you. The bit at the end works well to. You might consider posting a link to your GPS track if you have it. Thanks for making the video.

Awesome video great information. Thank you

Awesome Job ! A must see video to prepare a trek in this part of Iceland. Beautiful images, amazing landscapes. A podcast-like voice and some non invasive but chill musics to support your editing. The sound of the nature surrounding is also something that hopefully you recorded without parasite noises. All calm and serenity, it,'s like you're living Sam Bridge's life in Death Stranding ! The final part of your video with all the explanations of your trip is something absolutly great and let me thank you for those important informations. I hope you the best for your next adventures and above all, take care of yourself.
Just maybe one thing : it will be interesting to hear your road frien sometime, just to see him differently than just following...