Reykjarfjörður

Reykjarfjörður is a narrow and picturesque fjord, nestled at the bottom of Arnarfjörður, one of the largest fjords in Iceland's Westfjords region, a remote and sparsely populated area of Iceland. It is known for its dramatic and breathtaking scenery, with towering mountains and stunning natural features. Reykjarfjörður is a relatively narrow fjord, creating a sense of wildness and seclusion. Surrounded by the imposing mountains that rise steeply on both sides, the narrow fjord is exceptional as a filming location for desolate scenes. This fjord and its surroundings are a testament to the untamed beauty of Iceland.

Accommodation up to 30 km away

Gas station up to 30 km away

Permits needed

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Accessibility

The road number 63 takes you to this fjord. It is a narrow gravel road and scary at times. In parts of the fjord, you could with a special permission use 6-wheelers to take you to different locations.

Public transportation unavailable

There is no public transportation available in this area

Car recommended

Unchallenging terrain accessible by car

Good phone coverage

Generally good phone coverage without any major interruptions

Not needed

Guide is not needed

Services nearby

Nearest hospital is in Ísafjörður, 97 km away in the Westfjord region. The town of Patreksfjörður lies ca. 48 km away with most services required.

Accommodation

< 30 km

Gas station

< 30 km

Hospital or emergency room

More than 50 km away

Parking

< 1 km

Restaurants

< 30 km

Shopping

< 30 km

Permits

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You need a two-way permit. From the government and from landowners in the fjord.

Shooting requires both the permission from the property owner and the local government permit

Basecamp and facilities

There are a few farms and fields in this fjord. Also, a small natural hot swimming pool overlooking the fjord and many options for basecamps within 3 km radius. There are basic facilities, but they need to be leased for your production.

Risk factors

Driving to this area can be treacherous, especially during winter. The mountains are steep and the terrain difficult.

Visitors

Not a popular tourist attraction, but the area gets its share of visitors all year-round, summer months being the busiest. The entrance to the hot tub is free so you can expect a few visitors at this site at any time.

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