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Grindavík
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Grindavík (Eng. "Lattice Bay") is a city in South West Iceland on the peninsula Reykjanes.

background

The city has a port, so most of the residents are employed in the fishing industry.

getting there

By plane

In the street

By boat

mobility

Map of Grindavík

Tourist Attractions

  • 1  Grindavík Salt Fish Museum, Hafnargata 12a, Grindavik, Iceland. Tel.: 354 420 1190.Grindavík Salt Fish Museum on Facebook.The history of the processing of dried, salted cod. The exhibition features large pictures showing the history of cod processing along with some historical objects.Open: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., daily in summer, only on weekends in winter.Price: ISK 1,200.
  • 2 Hópsnesviti lighthouse The bright orange lighthouse from 1928 is on the Hópsnes peninsula, southeast of the town. There are some heavily rusted wrecks near the tower.

Churches

  • The traditional corrugated iron clad church Grindavíkurkirkja eldri from 1909
  • The larger concrete church Grindavíkurkirkja yngri from 1982

activities

  • Bathing and wellness in the Bláa Lónið the Blue lagoon the thermal swimming pool four kilometers north of Grindavík. It is the tourist attraction in southwest Iceland.

shop

kitchen

  • 1  Salthúsið. Tel.: 354 426 9700. Salthúsið, "the salt house", is a restaurant in a two-story log cabin. The menu includes salt fish, fresh fish, lamb, etc.Open: daily 12 noon-9 p.m.Price: main courses 3000-500 burgers from 1500 ISK.

nightlife

accommodation

  • 1  Guesthouse Borg, Borgarhraun, 240 Grindavík. Tel.: 354 895 8686. 5 double rooms and 2 single rooms with mirror, wardrobe, desk, chairs, lamps and bedside table. 2 bathrooms one on each floor, guests have access to washing machine, iron and ironing board.Price: single 9,500, double 14,500 in summer (15 May to 15 September), single 7,800, double 10,500 ISK in winter, with breakfast and internet.

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