Visit Husavik
- Family
- Museums
- Port
Husavik: How to get there?
100 km from Akureyri by car or bus and 50 km from Myvatn
Husavik: When to go?
From April to October
Husavik: For how long?
1 to 2 days
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Husavik Vacations
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A pleasant fishing port has become the best site from which to depart to go whale watching.
Husavik: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
A pleasant fishing port has become the best site from which to depart to go whale watching.
My suggestion
Don't push to go too fast and set aside the 3 hours you need to go out in the bay to admire the whales.
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