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Welcome to Djúpivogur

Djúpivogur is the southernmost district of the east. Álftafjörður and Hamarsfjörður are lagoons, rich in birdlife whereas Berufjörður is a long and narrow fjord. The pyramid-shaped Búlandstindur mountain dominates the landscape at 1069 m,, and according to legend, it can make wishes come true during the Summer solstice. Visit Djúpivogur to experience magnificent nature and a calm way of living.

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The Eggs in Gleðivík

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Teigarhorn and Zeolite Minerals

Papey Island

Langabúð Museum

How to get there.

From South Höfn 104 km Vík 365 km

From North Akureyri 331 km Egilsstaðir 85 km – mountain road through Öxi (summer time) or 152 km (winter time)

VISIT DJÚPIVOGUR

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Bakki 1, 765 Djúpivogur

Sími 470-0700

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Djúpivogur is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and a base for exploring this diverse area.

From Art Installations to Bird Sanctuaries: A Day in Djúpivogur

Djúpivogur is a small town located on the eastern coast of Iceland, near the mouth of the Berufjörður fjord. It has a population of around 600 people and is known for its beautiful natural surroundings and rich cultural history. The town is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and a base for exploring the surrounding area.

The town gets its name from the "deep cove" that provides excellent natural harbor conditions. It was founded in the 16th century as a trading post and today, the harbor is centered around fishing and welcoming visitors.  

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Embracing calm lifestyle and nature conservation

The community of Djúpivogur is known for its hospitality, focus on nature conservation and arts. Additionally, Djúpivogur is the sole Citaslow town in Iceland, which emphasises the preservation of nature and cultural heritage, environmental quality, the promotion of local food culture and production and more. The town's focus on these values adds to its overall friendly and calming atmosphere.

Djúpivogur has more than it's fair share of black sand beaches

Hiking and nature exploring in Djúpivogur - A birders and geologists paradise

Djúpivogur is located on the Búlandsnes peninsula, between the fjords of Hamarsfjörður and Berufjörður, and is home to the iconic glacier-carved horn, Búlandstindur. The town's surroundings, including beaches, wetlands, and numerous islands and skerries, provide habitats for a diverse range of birdlife. There are several marked hiking routes in the areas around Djúpivogur, some of which lead to the vast black sand beaches near the tip of the peninsula, and others into the surrounding mountains. The town's single-runway airport also has excellent facilities for birdwatching, where you can observe numerous species of seabirds, waders, and waterfowl, as well as birds of prey. Here you can find a hiking map of the area .

One of the unique features of Djúpivogur's landscape are the numerous, elongated rock formations running in a northeast-to-southwest direction. These are long-solidified magma dykes formed in volcanic eruptions millions of years ago that the erosion forces of the Ice Age glacier, has now exposed. These volcanic events may have been similar to those now occurring somewhat regularly on Reykjanes peninsula in Fagradalsfjall volcano and surroundings. 

The uniquely colored Blue Cliffs are fun to explore

Other interesting geological features in the neighborhood are the Teigarhorn national monument and historical site, known for being one of the most significant mining sites of zeolites in the world and The Blue Cliffs (Blábjörg) national monument in Berufjörður fjord, made up of ignimbrite, a rock formed from welded ash in a pyroclastic flow during an explosive volcanic eruption million years ago. 

Please note that it is illegal to damage or disturb these natural formations in any way. 

Yearly festivals - Citaslow Sunday and The Hammond festival

If you are planning to visit Djúpivogur you may want to check out the timings of the towns festivals scheduled every year in Djúpivogur; Citaslow Sunday and the Hammond festival.

Cittaslow Sunday is an annual event held on the last Sunday in September in member municipalities of the Citaslow movement. It celebrates local culture, produce, and history, and aims to improve the quality of life and satisfaction of people by valuing individuality, awareness, and sustainability.

The Hammond Festival in is the largest cultural event in the region and attracts numerous visitors each year. The festival begins on the first day of summer and celebrates the Hammond organ through musical performances by local and nationally known musicians.

Highlight spots to explore in Djúpivogur:

• Eggin í Gleðivík or 'The Eggs of Merry Bay' are one of the most notable is the outdoor art installations in Djúpivogur, consisting of enlarged replicas of 34 eggs of bird species that nest in the area.
• Rolling Snowbal l (Rúllandi snjóbolti in Icelandic) is a contemporary art exhibition held in July and August every year in Bræðslan at Djúpivogur . The exhibit includes an art show held within a white cube located in the former smelting building of Djúpivogur, as well as artists who reside in Djúpavogur over the summer to produce new works.
• Tankurinn is an old fish oil tank in Djúpivogur that has been transformed into an exhibition space for art and music. It is always open to the public, and even if there is not an installation on display when you visit, you should still go inside to experience the impressive acoustics and reverberation. 
• Langabúð is Djúpivogur's oldest building which dates back to 1790. It houses a café and the towns cultural center, featuring museums and exhibitions dedicated to the life and work of the local sculptor and artist Ríkarður Jónsson, a memorial for politician Eysteinn Jónsson and his wife Sólveig Eyjólfsdóttir, and a heritage museum in the loft.
• Steinasafn Auðuns is a remarkable exhibition of rocks and minerals from the neighborhood, collected by a local man in the past 30 years.
• Bones Sticks and Stones is a quirky little sculpture garden and a souvenir shop that is fun to visit.
• Djúpavogskörin is a nice geothermal hot tub that some locals put up just south of the town of Djúpivogur. Everyone is welcome to soak in, but please leave no trace of your visit.

The towns oldest building, Langabúð, is also the towns cultural center

Services: All you need within 15 minutes walking distance

Djúpivogur offers more services than one might expect for a small town, most of which can be found near the port, such as the information center and the popular designer and souvenir shop, Bakkabúð . For grabbing a bite you can check out the canteen Við Voginn , the restaurants at Hotel Framtíð , Berunes hostel , or Langabúð museum café . A few minutes walk from the harbor, you will also find a grocery store (Kjörbúðin), a liquor store (Vínbúðin), a gas station, an ATM, and a post office. The town's swimming pool is also nearby. 

Please note that the opening hours of some services may be limited during the winter months; however, the public toilets at the harbor are open 24/7 year-round at no cost.

Overall, Djúpivogur is a small but charming town that offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural history, and modern amenities. For more ideas check out Djúpivogur's visitor site .

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Pick-up group service to kickstart your tour seamlessly, ensuring everyone gathers conveniently and embarks on the adventure together from Djúpivogur harbor.

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Jökulsárlón – Glacial Lagoon

Jökulsárlón – Glacial Lagoon is a beautiful natural marvel fed by the Vatnajökull glacier, Europe’s largest ice cap. This serene lagoon sparkles with majestic icebergs floating gracefully against a backdrop of stunning mountain vistas. Visitors are captivated by the blue hues of the ice formations and the tranquil ambiance of the surrounding wilderness. Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon stands as a timeless testament to the raw beauty of Iceland’s glacial landscapes. The constantly changing landscape offers a stunning display of light and color, particularly during sunrise and sunset when the ice reflects the vibrant hues of the sky.

Jökulsárlón – Diamonds Beach

Jökulsárlón – Diamonds Beach is a mesmerizing natural wonder nestled along Iceland’s southeastern coast. This enchanting site is famed for its glittering black sand juxtaposed against shimmering icebergs calved from the nearby glacier, resembling glistening diamonds strewn along the shoreline. Visitors marvel at the surreal beauty of this juxtaposition, where the crystal-clear ice sculptures slowly melt into the Atlantic Ocean. The dynamic interplay of light and ice creates a captivating spectacle, offering photographers and nature enthusiasts unparalleled opportunities for awe-inspiring captures. Jökulsárlón – Diamond Beach stands as a testament to the unforgettable allure of Iceland’s diverse landscapes.

Stokksnes – Vestrahorn

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Take in stunning views of fjords and high peaks in this laid-back coastal town.

Discover unspoiled nature and Icelandic art in Djúpivogur, Iceland

Djúpivogur is a small fishing village with a laid-back vibe that dates back to the 16th century. Stop here on your tour of East Iceland and you’ll be treated to its rich artsy heritage and breathtaking natural attractions. The first one you’ll see is Búlandstindur – a striking pyramid-shaped mountain towering over the town.

Djúpivogur is located on Iceland’s Ring Road (Route 1), surrounded by Berufjörður and Hamarsfjörður, two bays on the Búlandsnes peninsula.

What to see and do in Djúpivogur

The town of Djúpivogur is a perfect base for exploring the natural beauty of the Eastfjords. Just a 5-minute drive from town you’ll find Úlfseyjarsandur, a black sand beach with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. Or why not take the chance to spot Atlantic puffins on a summer boat trip to the island of Papey?

For a small town, Djúpivogur also packs in cultural sights. Take a stroll down to the harbor to see its most famous one: Eggin í Gleðivík , or ‘The Eggs of Merry Bay’. This outdoor sculpture, by Icelandic artist Sigurður Guðmundsson, features 34 massive granite-egg replicas of different nesting birds in the area.

Then, head to the Langabúð cultural center, the town’s oldest building. Inside, you can visit the Heritage Museum and admire a stunning collection of sculptures by renowned artist Ríkarður Jónsson.

Fun fact: Djúpivogur is the only Cittaslow town in Iceland, meaning it focuses on sustainability and an improved, slower pace of life.

So if you want to recharge your batteries before heading back on the road, you’ve come to the right place. Embrace the Cittaslow life and take a dip in the local swimming pool, or enjoy a meal made with locally sourced ingredients. 

You’ll find Djúpivogur on Route 1, around 103 km (64 mi) east of Höfn í Hornafirði .

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Cruise Tour from Djúpivogur:Glacial Lagoon-Stokksnes-Höfn

• WiFi on board
• Private transportation
• Parking Fees
• typical Icelandic drink
• Typical Icelandic sandwich
• Entry/Admission - Stokksnes
• Port of Djúpivogur, MP59+352, 765 Djúpivogur, Iceland Pickup and drop-off from Djúpivogur cruise port. The car is waiting for you directly after customs. The guide will carry an open black umbrella.
• The car is waiting for you directly after customs. The guide will carry an open black umbrella.
• Port of Djúpivogur, MP59+352, 765 Djúpivogur, Iceland
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Stroller accessible
• Service animals allowed
• Infant seats available
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Most travelers can participate
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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• You'll start at Port of Djúpivogur Or, you can also get picked up See departure details
• 1 Djupivogur Stop: 10 minutes See details
• 2 Djupivogur Stop: 10 minutes See details
• 3 Iceland Stop: 80 minutes See details
• 4 Stokksnes Stop: 60 minutes - Admission included See details
• 5 Iceland Stop: 60 minutes See details
• 6 Diamond Beach Jokulsarlon Stop: 45 minutes See details
• 7 Iceland Stop: 60 minutes See details
• 8 Hofn Stop: 30 minutes See details
• 9 Iceland Stop: 90 minutes See details
• 10 Djupivogur Stop: 10 minutes See details
• You'll return to the starting point

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Private Glacier Lagoon Tour from Djúpivogur Port

Explore the icy wonders of Iceland on our Glacial Wonders Expedition, a full-day adventure that will take you from the charming town of Djúpivogur to the enchanting Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon and beyond.

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Tour Description

Your journey begins with a convenient pick-up from Djúpivogur Harbor , a picturesque coastal town known for its scenic beauty and warm hospitality. Our expert guide will greet you, setting the stage for an unforgettable day of exploration.

As we depart Djúpivogur, you’ll be treated to panoramic views of Iceland’s rugged landscapes. The drive to Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon is a scenic adventure in itself, with opportunities to spot wildlife and witness the changing terrain.

Upon arrival at Jökulsárlón, prepare to be mesmerized by the surreal beauty of Diamond Beach . Here, you’ll find glistening icebergs washed ashore, resembling dazzling diamonds scattered along the black volcanic sands. It’s a photographer’s dream come true.

If you’ve booked our optional boat tour, you’ll have the chance to sail among the majestic icebergs floating in the lagoon. Your experienced guide will share fascinating insights about the glacier and its ever-changing environment.

Satisfy your hunger with a delicious meal of fish and chips at Jökulsárlón (please note that food is not included in the tour price). It’s the perfect opportunity to recharge before the next leg of your adventure.

After lunch, we’ll embark on our journey back to Djúpivogur, allowing you to soak in more of Iceland’s natural beauty along the way. If time allows, we may make a quick stop at the captivating Skútafoss Waterfall , where you can snap some photos and marvel at the rushing waters.

Our Glacial Wonders Expedition concludes as we return you to Djúpivogur Harbour, where you can reflect on the day’s incredible experiences and bid farewell to newfound friends.

Join us on the Glacial Wonders Expedition for an unforgettable day of exploration and discovery in one of Iceland’s most stunning natural settings. Witness the magic of glaciers, icebergs, and waterfalls on this epic journey through the Land of Fire and Ice. Book your adventure today!

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Should i prebook this tour well ahead of time.

It is important to be aware that the price of the tour may vary depending on the availability of the tour and the date that you plan to book. If you book and pay for the tour in advance, you will secure the current price. However, if you choose to book on a later date, there is a possibility that the price may be higher due to the increased demand on that particular day.

How long is the tour?

The duration of the tour is 7-8 hours.

Where is the meeting point of this tour?

The meeting point is, Djúpivogur Harbour

Is there minimum participant for the tour?

Yes, we need to have at least 2 participants to operate the tour.

Why is the tour price different today from the last time I checked?

Kindly note that prices in all currencies, except ISK, may change due to currency exchange rates.

What do I need to bring on this tour?

– Warm clothing – Good hiking shoes – Water bottle

What if my cruise is late, will I miss the tour?

If you booked a tour from the port, your tour is customized only for cruise ship passengers so your guide will wait for you.

How will I find the guide at the port?

The guide will be waiting for you at the port with a   sign with your name.

What if my cruise can’t dock?

We do our best to refund you, however, for some private tours, we request a 20% cancellation fee.

What happens with my booking if the operator cancels the tour?

If the operator cancels the tour due to bad weather, you will receive an email and an offer to reschedule. If rescheduling does not work, we will refund the full refund.

Medical & Dietary Conditions

If you are affected by a medical condition that may affect your or other people’s enjoyment of the tour, you must advise this at the time of booking. Similarly, you must advise us of dietary conditions and preferences at the time of booking.

Please inform us if you have any of the following underlying conditions. This is so that your guide can respond appropriately in case of a medical emergency.

• Severe allergies
• Heart disease
• High blood pressure
• Low blood pressure
• Claustrophobia
• Fear of heights (Acrophobia)

If you: Have any emergency medication like injectors for anaphylaxis or pills for chest pain (Nitroglycerin) please inform the guide where they are. Take any medication regularly; please inform the guide. Know of any underlying or hereditary disease, condition, or allergy. If you have any other underlying medical conditions, we may need to assist with them.

Safety Measures

It is a fundamental booking condition that you accept the hazards involved in this sort of tour, and you accept that in visiting remote and mountainous regions there is an element of on-tour flexibility.

The itinerary stated in the tour dossier is indicative only and not a guarantee that a particular route will be followed or a place reached.

You must acknowledge that delays and alterations and their results, such as inconvenience and discomfort, are possible where unforeseen circumstances arise.

You must have a level of fitness commensurate with your chosen tour, and you are responsible for bringing the appropriate equipment.

The use of alcohol or other mind-altering substances may prevent you from partaking in tours as it can pose safety threats to you or others on the tour.

What is the Cancellation Policy for this tour?

We will charge a cancellation fee of 100% if the booking is canceled 2 days or less before the event.

A cancellation fee of 43.5% will be applied if the booking is canceled 21 days or less before the event. The 3.5% Merchant Fee is included in this total.

• Departure Djúpivogur Port
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Relaxing 2-Hour Kayaking Tour in Eastfjords from Djupivogur

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Enjoy a relaxing kayak tour in East Iceland with a stunning view of the Bulandstindur mountain and a chance to meet the unique local wildlife. This two-hour experience in the Berufjordur fjord is the perfect midday activity for travelers exploring the Icelandic Eastfjords.

At the mouth of the fjord, where it meets the sea, you will find the small coastal village of Djupivogur. This quiet town is where you'll begin your journey, and if you're traveling along the Ring Road from the north, you'll have an excellent view of Berufjordur during your drive, giving you a taste of what's to come.

You'll meet with a guide at the site of Eggin di Gledivik, also known as 'The Eggs of Merry Bay,' which are egg sculptures that sit along the coast of the fjord. These sculptures are larger-than-life replicas of the eggs of 34 species of birds that nest in the area.

At the meeting point, you'll prepare yourself for the kayak ride. The guide will assist you with proper safety gear, kayaking equipment, and basic instructions before you take to the waters and start your voyage.

Once you're ready, you'll take the kayak into the Berufjordur fjord and ride along the calm waters inward. The fjord is 12 miles (20 kilometers) long, flanked by beautiful mountains and cliffs that give you picturesque views no matter where you turn.

You don't need experience kayaking to do this tour, just a reasonable fitness level and an eagerness to enjoy East Iceland's beautiful nature.

The most majestic view you'll get is of the Bulandstindur mountain west of the fjord. It has a distinctive pyramid shape formed by millions of years worth of basalt layers, making it one of Iceland's most recognizable and unique mountains.

As you continue along the fjord, you may be lucky enough to meet some of the wildlife that calls Berufjordur home. Seals, jellyfish, and dolphins swim in the waters year-round, and in the summer months, you can see a wide variety of migratory birds and even humpback whales.

Once you finish exploring the waters, your guide will take you back to the village to conclude your adventure. After returning your gear and saying farewell, you're free to explore the rest of the Eastfjords or hop back on the Ring Road to continue your travels.

Don't miss out on taking this magical expedition along one of Iceland's most beautiful fjords and treating yourself to lovely views and astonishing wildlife for a truly unforgettable experience. Check availability now by choosing a date.

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Maciej Pietrunko

Founder of our company. Graduated with master degree on Physical Education Academy in Poznan- Poland. Spend most of his adult life working as an instructor of different kind of activities (snowboarding, skiing, wakeboarding and more). Resident of Djupivogur since 2017, from 2021 member of Icelandic Search and Rescue Team.

Krzysztof Rozmiarek

Graduated with master degree on Physical Education Academy in Poznan- Poland. His main interest is how to spend time in an active way and sharing his knowledge with others. In his adult life he used to work around the world as a ski and snowboard instructor. Founder of one of the first longboarding school in Poland.

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