Reykjavik - Getting There By Water
Gamla Höfnin (Old Harbour) and Sundahöfn are the two main harbours. They are known collectively as the Reykjavik Harbour and governed by the Port of Reykjavik. There are no passenger facilities available, as the harbour caters exclusively for cargo ships.
Ferry services: Direct sea journeys to Reykjavik can be made with the ferry company Smyril Line (tel: +298 345 900; www.smyril-line.com). Ships sail weekly between the harbour in Reykjavik and Hanstholm and Esbjerg in Denmark.
Transport to the city: Reykjavik Harbour is situated in northeast Reykjavik, within walking distance of the city centre.
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Ferry services: Direct sea journeys to Reykjavik can be made with the ferry company Smyril Line (tel: +298 345 900; www.smyril-line.com). Ships sail weekly between the harbour in Reykjavik and Hanstholm and Esbjerg in Denmark.
Transport to the city: Reykjavik Harbour is situated in northeast Reykjavik, within walking distance of the city centre.
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