Hello Sir ! Thank you for your video. It looks like an awesome adventure! Do you think I can visit the Westfjords with a 2wdrive city car ( Hyundai i10) ?
You can, but it will just be slower than if you have a 4WD. If I was to return I would defintely be driving a 4WD - it just makes the trip faster and easier on some of the dirt roads.
Were there any supply shops in designated campgrounds in the Westfjords or did you have to pack up everything for the entire roadtrip before entering the area?
Some of the campgrounds are very remote and may not even have a front office. I would not count on being able to get anything at a campground - better to stock up on all you need in Reykjavik when starting out, or in the various towns along the way.
Hello Sir ! Thank you for your video. It looks like an awesome adventure!
Do you think I can visit the Westfjords with a 2wdrive city car ( Hyundai i10) ?
You can, but it will just be slower than if you have a 4WD. If I was to return I would defintely be driving a 4WD - it just makes the trip faster and easier on some of the dirt roads.
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Thank you for taking the time to respond to my question! I appreciate ❤
UPDATE: i was able to visit with a 2wheel car
@@davidmirza1366 With Hyundai i10? Any issues?
@@taqveerdoha3609 i had a Hyundai i20 (2021). Lets say that the car was 10 cm to low than what It would have been a perfect car for that area..
Were there any supply shops in designated campgrounds in the Westfjords or did you have to pack up everything for the entire roadtrip before entering the area?
Some of the campgrounds are very remote and may not even have a front office. I would not count on being able to get anything at a campground - better to stock up on all you need in Reykjavik when starting out, or in the various towns along the way.