Dalvíkurbyggð Essentials

Dalvíkurbyggð, situated on the Tröllaskagi peninsula, serves as a hub for marine and alpine activities in North Iceland. The region features the Bjorbodin Beer Spa, where visitors soak in young beer and live yeast, and the Bruggsmiðjan Kaldi brewery, Iceland’s first microbrewery. Dalvík harbor offers boat tours to spot humpback whales in Eyjafjörður. Cultural sites include the Hvoll Folk Museum, detailing the life of Jóhann Pétursson, the 'Icelandic Giant.' The area is framed by the Mígandifoss waterfall and the high peaks of the Tröllaskagi mountains.

Whale Watching

Boat tours depart from Dalvík harbor into Eyjafjörður to spot humpback whales, minke whales, and white-beaked dolphins. Many excursions include sea angling and a chance to taste the freshly caught fish.

Bjorbodin Beer Spa

Iceland’s first beer spa features wooden tubs filled with a mixture of warm water, beer, hops, and yeast. The treatment is designed for skin revitalization and includes access to private draught beer taps.

Bruggsmidan Brewery

Established in 2006 as Iceland’s first microbrewery, this facility produces Kaldi beer using traditional Czech brewing methods and spring water from Mt. Sólarfjall.

Dalvík Ski Resort

A pleasant ski resort that's not too big and crowded. Enjoy the two lifts and many cross-country skiing tracks.

Mígandifoss

A high, slender waterfall located along the coast of Eyjafjörður. It drops from the cliffs of the Tröllaskagi peninsula directly toward the sea and is visible from the road between Dalvík and Ólafsfjörður.

Tröllaskagi

Tröllaskagi is a peninsula in northern Iceland on the Greenland Sea, between the fjords of Eyjafjörður and Skagafjörður.

Hvoll

Local history museum featuring exhibits on the 1934 earthquake, traditional Icelandic life, and a dedicated room for Jóhann Pétursson, known as the 'Icelandic Giant,' who reached a height of 2.34 meters.

Dalvíkurkirkja

A modern Lutheran church consecrated in 1960. It serves as a prominent architectural landmark in the town of Dalvík.

Gisli, eirikur, helgi, kaffihaus bakkabraeora

A local café and bakery known for its traditional Icelandic fish soup and bread. The interior features eccentric decor inspired by the 'Bakkabræður' brothers from Icelandic folklore.

Hot Tub

Outdoor thermal tubs located near the harbor area, offering views of Eyjafjörður while soaking in geothermally heated water.