Isafjordur, Iceland

: The beautiful fjord town of Isafjordur.
Perched on a sand-spit jutting out into an inlet on one of northwest Iceland’s deepest fjords, Isafjordur has a fine natural harbour which has made this one of the country’s main fishing and trading centres for over 250 years. Set against a backdrop of steep mountains, the town has some of the best preserved timber buildings in Iceland, and the streets that straddle the sand-spit have warm cafés and charming family-owned restaurants, many serving delicious locally-caught fish.
Over recent years, Isafjordur has held a couple of annual music festivals, and many musicians of all kinds have made the town their home: impromptu street performances are a highlight of summer days. Also of interest is the Ósvör museum, which recreates a 19th century fishing station, and the Westfjords Heritage Museum, offering a fascinating insight into the lives of local fishermen over the years.

BOAT TRIP TO VIGUR ISLAND - TOUR B
Isafjordur, Iceland, Iceland
Vigur is a lovely island, two kilometres long and just 400 metres wide - a green oasis in the blue waters of the fjord Isafjardardjup.

GLACIER FJORDS & HESTEYRI BOAT TRIP - TOUR C
Isafjordur, Iceland, Iceland
This boat tour takes us to the beaches of Hornstrandir - one of the most beautiful and remote areas in Iceland.

LIFE & CULTURE OF ISAFJORDUR
Isafjordur, Iceland, Iceland
What is it like to live at latitude 66° north? This tour will give us an insight into the area and the lives of those who live here.

SEA ANGLING - TOUR D
Isafjordur, Iceland, Iceland
Join us on a deep sea angling adventure from the port of Flateyri in Onundarfjordur - one of the most well known fishing towns in the country, where the rich fishing grounds are only a stone's throw away.

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