Things to do
Steinasafn Petru
Ljósbjörg Petra María Sveinsdóttir was interested in stones all her life and started to collect them in earnest in 1946.
Most of her stones were found in Stöðvarfjörður and other places in East Icelan…
Stöðvarfjörður Swimming pool
A UNIQUE OUTDOOR POOL WITH A HOT TUB
In the village of Stöðvarfjörður you will find a beautiful but small outdoor pool, located right by the elementary school.
Built in 1982, the swimming pools is 16,…
Gallery Snærós and grafic center
Gallerí Snærós and the graphic centre is located in Stöðvarfjörður, run by the initiative of artists Sólrún Friðriksdóttir and Ríkharður Valtingojer. Their atelier ranks among the best graphic worksho…
Einbúi
Jafnadalur is a valley in Stöðvarfjördur facing northward. At the core of the vale, there is Einbúinn - "The Hermit"- , a voluminous and solitary rock in otherwise flat surroundings. The Jafnadalur al…
Kambanes
Between Breiðdalur valley and Stöðvarfjörður there are three steep lines emanating from the mountain Súlur. Peninsula Kambanes is an ideal area for outdoor activities of any kind.
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Hiking Trails
Einbúi
Jafnadalur is a valley in Stöðvarfjördur facing northward. At the core of the vale, there is Einbúinn - "The Hermit"- , a voluminous and solitary rock in otherwise flat surroundings. The Jafnadalur al…
Food and accommodation
Kirkjubær Guesthouse
Kirkjubær is a unique guesthouse, converted from an old church built in 1925 in the old fishing village of Stodvarfjordur.
See also: Our website and e-mail kirkjubaergisting@simnet.is
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| Heiðmörk apartments | Heiðmörk 17-19 | 755 Stöðvarfjörður | 896-2830 |
Travel Blog
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Things to Do in Fáskrúðsfjörður & Stöðvarfjörður: A Guide to Two Hidden Gems in the Eastfjords
If you're exploring the Eastfjords of Iceland, don't rush past the neighbouring villages of Fáskrúðsfjörður and Stöðvarfjörður. Nestled between dramatic mountains and the Atlantic Ocean, these two charming fjords are filled with fascinating history, scenic hiking trails, unique museums, local flavours and unforgettable landscapes. Whether you're travelling the Ring Road or planning a longer stay in East Iceland, these neighbouring communities offer the perfect combination of culture, nature and authentic local experiences. -
Petra’s Stone Collection: A Rare Mineral Museum in the East Fjords
Explore the vibrant world of Petra’s Stone Collection in the East Fjords. See rare Icelandic minerals and crystals in this famous, lifelong private collection.
Events
Practical information
It is important to keep a few things in mind when travelling in Iceland. It is necessary to keep up with the weather forecast, even during summer, and road conditions. You must get familiar with the Icelandic Króna (currency) and pack appropriately for the season you are visiting, you can expect all kinds of weather all year round. And there is no need to buy water because the tap water is great!