Seyðisfjörður

Seyðisfjörður is a city in East Iceland.

Understand
The city is mostly notable for being the place where the ferry to/from Denmark and the Faroes makes landfall and as the set of the Nordic noir series Trapped which was shot here, in Reykjavik and in Siglufjörður.

By boat
There is a weekly ferry run by Smyril line from the Faroe Islands (duration: 1-2 days) and to Hirtshals, Denmark (3-4 days). The ferry departs once per week on Wednesday 20:00 during the low season (April-June and August-October), and on Thursday 10:00 during high season (June-August). A return journey to Denmark for instance costs €280-590 with a car or €120-250 per passenger, depending on the season, excluding a supplement fare for a cabin or bed. Book in advance as prices vary considerably.

By plane
The nearest airport in Egilsstaðir, about 30 minutes away, has regular flights to the capital.

By bus
There are several buses a day to Seyðisfjörður connecting with the flights stopping in central Egilsstaðir on route. From central Egilsstaðir there are one or two additional departures per day during the summer, as well as the option to change to several bus lines connecting to other parts of Iceland. The buses are run by Ferðaþjónusta Austurlands which has no website, but the  city administration website maintains an updated schedule.

Do

 * Lots of hiking paths, from half an hour to several days.

Buy

 * 24/24 ATM in the bank, about 100 m in front of the ferry terminal
 * Post office next to the bank
 * Supermarket

Connect

 * Free Wi-Fi at the information centre, right in front of the ferry terminal.

Go next

 * Egilsstaðir