COSTA DE STRANDIR

Atracciones principales

• The settlement of Djupavik and the old herring factory
• La remota aldea de Nordurfjordur
• La vista de los picos Drangaskord y del fiordo Ingolfsfjordur desde la península de Munadarnes
• Panoramic views of breathtaking mountains, fishing villages, and driftwood beaches
• Opción adicional: un baño en la piscina caliente Krossneslaug
• Opción adicional: subir por el camino que conduce al punto panorámico de Reykjaneshyrna
• Opción adicional: desvío panorámico en torno a la península de Drangsnes en el camino de regreso

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The northern part of the Strandir coastline is one of the most remote parts of Iceland. Arneshreppur, the least populous municipality in Iceland, has fewer than 50 inhabitants.

The lonely unpaved road hugs the coastline for most of the way, with scenic inlets, waterfalls, and beaches strewn with Siberian driftwood.

Our first stop is Djupavik, a small hamlet that tells the tale of the boom and bust of the herring industry in Iceland. The huge abandoned herring processing factory, which was the largest concrete building in Iceland when it was built in 1935, now serves as an exhibition space. Behind the factory, the local waterfall plunges dramatically from a cliff overlooking the settlement.
By the shore is a rusting hulk of a shipwreck, which, back in the day, was sometimes used staff quarters when the town could not accommodate all the people working at the factory.

If you’re interested in hiking, Strandir offers some spectacular options. The Reykjaneshyrna viewpoint is an easy one-hour addition to your tour, with rewarding views over the coastline, fjords and stunning mountains of northern Strandir.

Further along the coast, we come to the remote Trekyllisvik cove. Surrounded by towering mountains, it is difficult to imagine this special place was the centre of witch burnings in the 17th century.

Llegamos a Nordurfjordur, de donde podemos hacer un pequeño desvío hasta Krossneslaug, una de las piscinas termales más remotas y pintorescas de Islandia.
Podemos agregar un poco de tiempo al recorrido para un baño y para disfrutar de la vista.

We continue over the mountain to Munadarnes, the northernmost inhabited farm. At the mouth of the deep and narrow Ingolfsfjordur fjord, the area surrounding the farm has some of the best views in the region, especially the peaks of Drangaskord on the horizon.

On the way back, it is possible to take the drive around the Drangsnes peninsula instead of taking the same road back.

*Please note that private tour bookings are classed as requests until availability can be confirmed by our staff. Prices shown are flexible and you may be offered different prices, subject to availability.

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• Pickup and dropoff from the port
• 100% refund if your ship cancels its visit with more than 24 hours’ notice
• 50% refund with less than 24 hours’ notice
• Customisable tour with a local guide

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