NORTH ICELAND TRAVEL GUIDE

TRAVEL GUIDE ICELAND NORTH
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The towns and villages appear clock-wise from Stadarskali to Thorshofn, and from Bru to Gjogur here below!
Strandir District	North Iceland West	Northeast Iceland	Northeast Iceland
Bordeyri	Blonduos	Olafsfjordur	Husavik
Holmavik	Skagastrond	Dalvik	Myvatn
Drangsnes	Varmahlid	Hrisey	NP Jokulsargljufur
Djupavik	Sauðarkrokur	Grimsey	Kopasker
Gjogur	Holar	Akureyri	Raufarhofn
North Iceland West Laugarbakki	Hofsos	Svalbarðseyri	Thorshofn
Hvammstangi	Siglufjordur	Grenivik	Bakkafjordur
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Local maps
Midfjordur Area <> Blonduos Area <> Skagafjordur area <> Akureyri Area
Kjolur Route <> Husavik area <> Myvatn aera <> Route to Sprengisandur
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North Iceland

Tourist Information Skagafjordur

The Folk
Music Centre

Ferry to Grimsey

SBA-Norðurleid
S ightseeing & Excursions

Visit Raufarhofn

Buses-Flights
Ferries-Car rentals

Golf Courses

Organized Tours

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The Northwest. The boundaries of this area are drawn at the centre line of bays Hrutafjordur and Siglufjordur. This area is a relatively densely populated agricultural region with a few hamlets and villages. The landscape is varied with differently large mountain ranges dividing the lowland areas.

The Northeast. The boundaries of this area are drawn at the towns Siglufjordur and Thorshofn. The western part of the Northeast is more densely populated than the sparsely populated eastern part. Road #1 passes through it. Recreational activities on offer are quite interesting and varied. Driftwood has played an important role in this otherwise woodless country ever since it was settled. The northern coastline is “white” with driftwood from Siberia.

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Seals	Car rental Planner North	Bus Schedule North Iceland	National Park Jokulsargljufur	Tours & Activity

Westfjords <> West <North> Eastfjords
Highlands

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