Húsavík Whale Museum

Nestled by the harbor, Restaurant Salka Húsavík serves up Michelin-worthy dishes, from fresh fish to vegan delights, all in a cozy, charming setting.

This minimalist-chic hotel boasts comfy rooms with stunning sea views, a whale-themed restaurant, and a prime location just steps from Húsavík's best.

Nestled in a charming 1903 house, this cozy guesthouse near Húsavík's attractions offers comfortable rooms, free Wi-Fi, and a delightful garden retreat.

Set sail with North Sailing for an unforgettable whale-watching journey, where a warm crew and breathtaking encounters with humpbacks await you.

Nestled in charming Húsavík, the JaJa Ding Dong bar and Eurovision exhibit serve up a pop culture delight where cocktails, costumes, and charming locals meet.

Nestled outside Akureyri, Forest Lagoon offers a serene escape with geothermal pools, lush trees, stunning fjord views, and a cozy ambiance perfect for chilling out.

Raufarhöfn, a cozy village at Iceland's northeastern tip, features a charming café filled with quirky decor, delicious sweets, and warm hospitality.

Nestled by a picturesque lighthouse in Húsavík, Geosea offers stunning ocean views from its tranquil geothermal baths, perfect for unwinding after whale watching.

Nestled near the stunning Ásbyrgi Canyon, this well-equipped campground boasts spacious grounds, hot showers, and access to scenic hiking trails when it opens in spring.

Rub23 is a sleek, seafood-forward joint that combines fresh fish, choice sushi, and flavorful meats, all in a cozy, inviting atmosphere.