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Patreksfjörður Camping Ground

The town Patreksfjörður has a good selection of restaurants and coffee houses plus retail stores and other services. The sports center also has a swimming pool that has one of the best view in the country. The magnificent nature in the area offers many possibilities both on your own and also in planned excursions. A touirst informatione center is also in the area.

Close by is the famous beach Rauðisandur where you can find some seals, the largest bird cliff in Europe Látrabjarg, the famous valley Selárdalur and one of the more beautiful waterfalls in Iceland Dynjandi.

Rates 2019 (in ISK):
Adults (15 and older): 1.850
Children 15 years and younger: Free

3 night stay: 3.100
6 night stay: 6.050
Week stay: 7.200

Electricity: 1.300 per day
Washing machine and dryer: 1.000 per load

Accommodation tax will be added to the price.

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Patreksfjörður Camping Ground

Patreksfjörður Camping Ground

Aðalstræti 107

GPS Points N65° 35' 28.619" W23° 58' 26.749"

Telephone

E-Mail info@vesturbyggd.is info@vesturbyggd.is

Website www.tjalda.is/patreksfjordur/

Opening period 15/05 - 30/09

Service

Waste tank discharge

Picnik area

Dogs allowed

Public lavatory

Walking path

Dumpsters

Petrole station

Coffe shop

Restaurant

Swimming pool

Cooking facilities

Washing machine

Sports field

Shower

Tourist shop

Play ground

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