Steingrímsfjörður

Steingrímsfjörður extends 28 kilometers in length and spans 7 kilometers at its mouth, featuring rounded mountains that gradually slope toward the sea with distinct ledges.

The fjord has maintained its role as a vital transportation route along Iceland's coast, connecting settlements and enabling maritime trade through generations.

Local communities around Steingrímsfjörður continue traditional practices of fishing and agriculture, maintaining connections to their maritime heritage through daily activities.

Visitors can access Steingrímsfjörður via Road 61 north of Hólmavík, with the town serving as a central point for exploring the surrounding region.

The fjord's geographical position and minimal light pollution create optimal conditions for observing stars and northern lights during clear winter nights.

GPS coordinates: 65.67300,-21.60700

Latest update: March 3, 2025 04:59