Kristin’s guidebook
Sightseeing
Geysir
HaukadalsvegurKrýsuvík
42Park Nazzjonali Þingvellir
Hveragerði
Gullfoss
Vestmannaeyjar
The Flói Bird Reserve was established in 1997 when the local district of Eyrarbakki (which later became Árborg) and BirdLife Iceland signed an agreement on the restoration of wetlands east of the river Ölfusá. In the spring of that year BirdLife Iceland received its first grant from the Environmental Fund for Trade, and since then a great deal of effort has gone into reclaiming wetlands and developing facilities for birdwatchers. It is only the second wetland reclamation project of its kind in Iceland. The Flói Bird Reserve is an excellent example of a successful partnership between the local authorities, non-profit organisations and a conservation fund.
Flói Nature Reserve
The Flói Bird Reserve was established in 1997 when the local district of Eyrarbakki (which later became Árborg) and BirdLife Iceland signed an agreement on the restoration of wetlands east of the river Ölfusá. In the spring of that year BirdLife Iceland received its first grant from the Environmental Fund for Trade, and since then a great deal of effort has gone into reclaiming wetlands and developing facilities for birdwatchers. It is only the second wetland reclamation project of its kind in Iceland. The Flói Bird Reserve is an excellent example of a successful partnership between the local authorities, non-profit organisations and a conservation fund.
Hafið Bláa Restaurant With A View
Food scene
Tryggvaskáli
TryggvatorgFjorubordid Restaurant
3a EyrarbrautÖlverk Pizza & Brewery
Friðheimar
FriðheimarÞrastalundur
Hiking
Ingólfsfjall
Swimming pool
Þorlákshöfn
Selfoss
Art and Culture
Listasafn Árnesinga Art Museum
21 ReykjamörkTurf House
GaulverjabæjarvegurThe Árnesinga Folk Museum is located at "The House", built in 1765 and one
of the oldest surviving buildings in Iceland. Exhibits show local history and trace the
different roles that The House has played during its long life.
Open from 9.00-12.00 and 13.00-18.00 daily in June, July and August.
Open on Saturdays and Sundays from 14.00-17.00 in April, May, Sept and Oct.
At other times by arrangement.
Museums of Eyrarbakki
EyrargataThe Árnesinga Folk Museum is located at "The House", built in 1765 and one
of the oldest surviving buildings in Iceland. Exhibits show local history and trace the
different roles that The House has played during its long life.
Open from 9.00-12.00 and 13.00-18.00 daily in June, July and August.
Open on Saturdays and Sundays from 14.00-17.00 in April, May, Sept and Oct.
At other times by arrangement.