Seydisfjordur is a small village of about 800 people in the east of Iceland. The ferry from and to Denmark arrives and leaves here. The long, serene, deep fjord of Seydisfjordur is very popular among visitors. The river Fjaroará in the valley above Seydisfjordur is also popular as it leads to breathtaking waterfalls at the fjords head. The road heading into Seydisfjordur by the Fjaroará River is without a doubt the countrys most spectacular road. The well preserved wooden houses found in the town were built in the early 19th century. They give the town a wonderful historic atmosphere.

The Skaftfell arts centre is home to one of Icelands best and most famous galleries. Icelandic and foreign art is exhibited all year round. The centre also houses an internet café and a bistro.

Nature lovers will find excellent hiking trails and breathtaking scenic areas that are perfect for those looking for a trek. The tourist centre in the town provides all of the necessary information you might need to enjoy your stay in Seydisfjordur.