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Djúpavogshreppur belongs to the East cost of Iceland. The area consists of three bays; Álftafjörður, Hamarsfjörður and Berufjörður, but between the two latter projecting Búland Suresnes, where the village Djúpivogur.

On 1 January 2011 there were 447 residents of the municipality, of which about 20% spread over three forces fjords. Service levels in town are high, rich culture and young families have attended in recent years increasingly return to their home pastures and stay there.

The restaurant has a long and remarkable commercial history spanning over 400 years. A memorial of this store history is Langabúð, old store that was built in 1790 and now houses an elegant cafe as well as museums dedicated are history community at bay, Minister Eysteini Jonsson addition to the collection in honor of the sculptor Richard Jonsson, think tank Icelandic previous flip's, who grew up in Strýta the Hamarsfjörður.

Magnificent nature museum offers various possibilities for outdoor activities. Many mapped hiking trails around the area, between the rocks, out on the shore and out of lakes where birdlife is exceptionally diverse and therefore ideal for birdwatching both fulglaskoðurnar- and hiking can be found in the region. The boat he in Papey ferry people to historical sites Papa Papey out into the summer, which now controls the grove states.

From The future is a spectacular view of the harbor and Búland peaks, pyramid shaped peak that towers over the village and is considered by many as one of the centers of the country. The hotel is open all year round and boasts an impressive menu and a variety of available options, whether it's the room at the hotel itself, the fully equipped cottages next to the recent improved or camping in the heart of town.

For more information on www.djupivogur.is....