Seyðisfjörður

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Introducing Seyðisfjörður

Things get lively when the Smyril Line’s ferry Norröna sails majestically up the 17km-long fjord and docks at pretty little Seyðisfjörður (www.sfk.is). The picturesque multicoloured houses, snowcapped mountains and cascading waterfalls make the perfect welcome to Iceland.

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The tourist office (472 1551; 10am-noon & 1-5pm Mon, Tue, Thu & Fri, 10am-noon & 1-8pm Wed summer, 1-5pm Wed & Thu rest of yr) is inside the ferry terminal.

Last updated: Feb 17, 2009

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  1. jeannerunning avatar
    Female Hoping to drive & hike in iceland

    by jeannerunning 25 May 2012

    I am in my early 30's. I am well-traveled. I hope to explore Iceland. a few questions: HOW TO SEE ICELAND? It seems like renting a car…
  2. Borkur avatar
    RE: Yet another request for Ring Road itinerary help. Please???

    by Borkur 29 April 2012

    This looks fine. Stay in Seyðisfjörður rather than Neskaupsstaður. There is a hostel international there, and a tip: Ask for a room…
  3. rshapiro929 avatar
    Yet another request for Ring Road itinerary help. Please???

    by rshapiro929 29 April 2012

    Hello all, My boyfriend and I leave for Iceland in about 2 weeks. We will be in Iceland for about 12days and plan to drive the Ring Road…

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