Bolungarvík is the most northern village in the Westford’s, located on the edge of Isafjardardjup bay. The village is a traditional fishing port, one of the oldest in Iceland´s history. Bolungarvik is surrounded by large coastal mountains, making the view from the village truly spectacular. The village is a regular stop for bird-watchers, as the mountain cliffs and the village isolation create the perfect condition for rich bird life.
Recreation in Bolungarvik includes several museums, including the centre for natural research which gives a comprehensive overview of the bird- and mammal live in the Westfjords area. Also, the maritime museum is located in the neighbour village, Ósvör, which tells the story of the first fishermen in Iceland. The town also boasts several restaurants, cafés, an indoor swimming pool and outdoor hot pools, and an 18 hole golf course.
Population: 962
Recreation in Bolungarvik includes several museums, including the centre for natural research which gives a comprehensive overview of the bird- and mammal live in the Westfjords area. Also, the maritime museum is located in the neighbour village, Ósvör, which tells the story of the first fishermen in Iceland. The town also boasts several restaurants, cafés, an indoor swimming pool and outdoor hot pools, and an 18 hole golf course.
Population: 962
Bolungarvík
