Quirky and authentic, Bjarnarhofn has a fascinating shark exhibition, where the farming family give a personal account of the family’s tradition of curing shark. Deep-water Greenland sharks can live t...

In the Storyteller’s Lodge, Ingi Hans, one of Iceland’s best-known storytellers, welcomes guests and tells stories for the whole family. Hear about the birth of an Icelandic fishing village, glimpse i...

Galito is a favourite among locals and travellers alike. The 14-year old family business focuses on fresh fish, homemade sauces and local ingredients in its inventive, tasty dishes. The chefs buy fres...

Beautiful woodland hike along Oddalindir and the River Hvita. 5km / 2hrs  

This might be something for children to enjoy. Fossatun camping and play area are located on road 50 east of Borgarnes town by the beautiful river Grimsa. The proprietor has written many children’s...

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...

A unique exhibition of international art and objects related to volcanic eruptions and their impact. On 31. May 2009 we opened an introductory exhibition of Eldfjallasafn Volcano Museum in Stykkishólm...

At the shark museum, you can learn about the habits and biology of the Greenland shark and the seafarers who risked their lives hunting it. Try a bit of shark, best washed down with a nice portion of...

Borgarfjordur Museum has a unique exhibition “Children Throughout a Century” which is centered on the life and surroundings of children in Iceland in the 20th century. The photographs are presented in...

What is the Settlement Center?   Based in two of Borgarnes’s oldest buildings, the Settlement Center is devoted to recreating Iceland’s earliest days, including one of the best-known heroes of the Ice...