Akureyri

The port of Akureyri is located at the end of the 60-kilometre-long Eyjafjörður fjord and is a major port of call for cruise ships in Iceland. The town of Akureyri, often referred to as the “capital of the north”, offers a mixture of urban charm and impressive natural scenery.

Cruise ships usually dock at the Oddeyrarbryggja and Tangabryggja terminals, which are located in close proximity to the city center. This makes it easy for passengers to explore the city on foot.

Akureyri offers numerous sights, including the striking Akureyrarkirkja church with its unique architecture and the Botanical Garden, which is home to a variety of Arctic plants. The shopping street Hafnarstræti with its boutiques, cafés and restaurants invites you to stroll around.

The Goðafoss waterfall, which is around 35 kilometers away, and the Mývatn area with its geothermal activities are ideal for excursions in the surrounding area. These destinations can be reached both by organized tours and by rental car.

The port of Akureyri combines the amenities of a modern city with proximity to some of Iceland's most impressive natural beauty, offering cruise guests a diverse and memorable experience.