With around 2,500 inhabitants, Saudarkrokur is one of the larger towns in the north of Iceland and a center for the broad and fertile valley of the Skagafjordur hinterland.    The town is home to a...

The Aviation Museum of Iceland first opened its doors to the public on the 1st of May 1999. It is located in a large hangar at Akureyri airport. There are various kinds of airplanes, big and small, as...

The Vintage Auto Museum in Skagafjordur formally opened on June 26th, 2004. Today, the museum has on exhibition 97 vehicles; cars, bus, motorcycles, snowmobile, agricultural machinery, small gyrocopte...

Let us help you make the most of your trip! N1 is a leading fuel distributor in Iceland with locations all around Iceland. When you stop to fill the tank, grab a quick bite, travel supplies or tasty c...

Let us help you make the most of your trip! N1 is a leading fuel distributor in Iceland with locations all around Iceland. When you stop to fill the tank, grab a quick bite, travel supplies or tasty c...

The Husavik Whale Museum was founded in 1997. The aim of the museum is to convey knowledge and information about whales in an entertaining and interesting way and is one of few museums in the world so...

The Husavík Museum Centre houses a variety of attractions, so don‘t miss the opportunity to experience what it has to offer. The Centre has two standing exhibitions: A new presentation, Man and Nature...

The House of Shark–Jorundur Joorundur Jonsson, called Shark-Joorundur, built the house in 1885-86, using timber from Norwegian ships which ran ashore at Hriisey in 1884. In 1917 the house was moved do...

Let us help you make the most of your trip! N1 is a leading fuel distributor in Iceland with locations all around Iceland. When you stop to fill the tank, grab a quick bite, travel supplies or tasty c...

The Herring Factory at Hjalteyri, north Iceland was built in 1937 and closed its doors in 1966. Nowadays, the concrete hull is occupied by an artist-run space (Verksmiðjan), as well as studios. This u...