Port of Reykjavík is the most important import and export operation in Iceland since 1968. This port is a merger of two ports (Akranes and Grundartangi).
- TEU: 230,000
- A central depot of petroleum products in Iceland
- Composed of 4,000meter of quayage
- Compromise two main harbors: Gamla Hofnin and Sundahofn
- Accommodate fishing and cargo vessels
- Handled almost 2 million tons of cargo annually
Port of Hafnarfjørdur, a well-sheltered fishing port equipped with two quays. They accommodate cruise ships and large vessels.
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- The principal used for aluminum trade, LPG import
- Annual cargo handling capacity reaches more than 900 000 tons
- Main handle goods: timber, general cargo, oil, LPG, salt, and marine diesel
- Top exports: general cargo, scrap, and fish products
Port of Vestmannaeyjar – høfn is a coastal natural harbor located in the North Atlantic Ocean at 63°25′60.00″N 20°16′60.00″W.
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- Maximum vessel size: up to 500 ft in length
- Cargo pier depth range from 4.9m to 6.1m
- Anchorage depth starts at 23.2m – OVER
Port of Akureyri is one of the major cruise ports in Iceland, situated around 240 kilometers NE of Reykjavik City.
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- Sheltered natural harbor
- Consists of 3 cruise berths and an anchorage
- Handled both small and large vessels
Port of Keflavikurkaupstadur is positioned at 64.0005 North, and 22.5413 West.
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- Port Code: ISKEV
- Port Status: AC
Port of Reydarfjordur is a deep harbor mainly used by fishing vessels, situated in the East of Iceland, approx. 2km in length of fjord Eskifjörður.
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- Maximum draft: 6,1
- Latitude/ Longitude: 65.0166° / -14.2166°
Port of Thorlakshofn is a harbor specifically for fishing vessels as well as ferry service bound to Vestmannaeyjahofn.
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- Maximum size: 6,800DWT
- One of a general harbor in South Iceland
Port of Grundartangi serves the nearby ferrosilicon plant since 1978. This port is located on the Northern Hvalfjordur Fjord in Faxafloi Bay.
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- Total quay length: up to 670 meters
- Quayside: 10-14 m.
- Composed with a rectangular square with two berths
- Main imports: raw materials in bulk
- Principal exports: aluminum and ferrosilicon
- 1.5 million tons of cargo per year are handled over
Port of Isafjordur is among the largest harbor in the west fjords region of Iceland.
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- 3rd busiest cruise port for a cruise ship in Iceland
- Main industry: fishing
- Port Authority: Isafjordur Port Authority
- Handled more than 100 thousand tons of cargo per year
- Maximum vessel size: : LOA: 190m, draught: 8.2m
Port of Seydisfjordur is a passenger and cargo ferry, providing cruise ships an ideal natural harbor. It is located on the Southwest end of the same-named fjord.
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- Deep and well-sheltered harbor
- Only port with purposely-built building facilities
- Accommodate larger ships
- Handled approx. 1,200 vessels per year
Port of Akranes is located in the Western part of Iceland, approx. 20kilometers North of the Reykjvík.
- TEU: 5.500
- Commercial and fishing center
- Main service: passenger traffic, transport cement products, and marine products
- Equipped with two docks: 115 lengths and 150 meter
- Annual handled import and export cargo: 167,000 tons
Port of Dalvik is managed by the Dalvik Port Authority, located on Western Eyjafjordur.
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- Maximum draft: 6,1
- Large commercial and fishing port
- Top regional commercial port for fishing and import
Port of Faskrudsfjordur is situated on the East coast and includes Budir.
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- Most important fishing ports on the East
- Consists of several fish processing factories
- Port Authority is Hafnarsfjodur Budahrepps
Port of Grenivik is situated on the eastern of Eyjafjordur on the northern coast of Iceland
- TEU: N/A
- Accommodating the Faeroese fishing vessels
- Connected by road to Akureyri
- Protected by breakwater approx. 260m
- Quay on the east side is 140m
Port of Grindavik is a hop and lies to the SE of the town. It is situated on the South West of Iceland on the south coast.
- TEU: N/A
- Entry between reefs, through a narrow channel
- Protected by two breakwater
- Consist max size of LOA 100m
Port of Grundarfjordur is a fishing village situated on the Southside of Breidafjordur on the West coast of Iceland.
- TEU: 7,000
- Consist of two piers, one large and one small
- Total length 230m
- Depths: 8.0m
This Port of Helguvik is situated on the South West coast of Iceland. They are the supplier of oil and the distribution harbor for the Reykjanes area.
- TEU: 13,000
- Industries: meal, cement, asphalt, and processing plant
- Protected from NE by a breakwater
- Handled cargoes: dry, liquid bulk, passengers, containers, fish, and breakbulk
Port of Hornafjordur is situated on the South East coast of Iceland. During bad weather, this port can easily freeze over a tiny layer of ice.
- TEU: N/A
- Handling cargo ships, fishing vessels
- 3,600 fishing vessels visit the port annually
- Length 100m, draught 6.0m
Port of Husavik is located towards the Eastern end of the North coast, S of Husavikhurhofdi, on Husavik Promontory.
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- Vessels visit the port: approx. 230
- Cargo handled annually: 65,000 tons
- Inner Harbor: up to 8,000GT, max depth 6.0m
- Outside harbor: depth 40-80m
Port of Hvammstangi is situated on the Eastern Midhfjordhur, 4nm within the entrance.
- TEU: N/A
- Owned by Hvammstangi, operated by Hvammstangi Port Authority
- Latitude/ Longitude: 65.4000° / -20.9500°
Port of Neskaupstadur is situated in Nordfjord, on the East coast of Iceland. It is the largest fishing port on the east coast of Iceland.
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- Deep and clean port
- Easy to access for all sizes of vessels
- It has two main harbor terminals the village harbor pier and the main industrial harbor.
- Tanker facilities operated by: Ollis and Esso.
Port of Raufarhofn is located on the northeast coast of Iceland. Most safe and easy to enter a port in northern port in Iceland.
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- An important port for fish processing
- Leading port for exporting herring products
- Port Authority: Raufarhofn Port Authority
Port of Siglufjordur is situated on the north coast of Iceland and entered between Siglunes (66°12.0’N 018° 52.0’W) and Saudhanes 2.25nm WSW.
- TEU: N/A
- One of the largest fishing ports
- Main activities: fishing
- Good access and position
- One of the best ports of refuge on this coast
- Protected with breakwater 130m in length
- Cargo handled annually: approx. 50,000 tons
- The maximum size is LOA approx. 140m, beam 20m, draught 8.5m
Port of Skagastrond is situated on the south side of the Spakonufellshofdhi peninsula. It can fit with two jetties.
- TEU: N/A
- Port Type: Harbor
- Administered by Skagastrond Port Authority
Port of Stodhvarfjordur also known as (STODHVARFJORDUR), is a fishing port on the East coast of Iceland.
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- Longitude, -13.87773°. Latitude, 64.83219°
- Port of Vopnafjordur
This port of Vopnafjordur is situated on the East Coast of Iceland. It is the largest port of Icelanders emigrating to America.
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- Trading station
- It is subject to occasional incursions of polar ice
Port of Arnarstapi is one of the active fishing ports and commercial service centers in West Iceland.
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- Port Type: Harbor
- Ideal shipping port by nearby
This Port of Bakkafjordur is situated between Tradharhorn and Osholar.
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- Protected by two breakwaters
- It has berths on the inner sides
- Pier within the harbor
Port of Bolungarvik also known as (BOLUNGARVIRK), is located in the middle of Tradharhorn and Osholar.
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- Protected by two breakwaters
- Equip with berths on the inner sides and a pier within the harbor
Port of Breiddalsvik is situated in the heart of Eastfjords in Iceland.
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- Latitude: 64° 47′ 11″ N
- Longitude: 14° 0′ 28″ W
Port of Bildudalur is situated o the fjord, on the southwest fjords region.
- TEU: N/A
- Main trade: fishing and fish processing
- Accommodate vessels
- Lat 65° 41′ N; Long 23° 36′ W.
Port of Borgarfjordur Eystri is constructed in 1943 by the village of Bakkagerði. The ports provide any hardly shelter.
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- Good shelter for merchants and local fishing boats
- Main industry: fishing
- Top activity: Transports vessels
Port of Budardalur is a small-size port situated in Budardalur, Iceland.
- TEU: N/A
- Port Type: Harbor
- Latitude: 65° 6′ 39″ N
- Longitude: 21° 46′ 22″ W
Port of Borgarnes is located in Borgarfjordhur, approx 50km N of Reykjavik. It is incorporated with the ports of Reykjavik.
- TEU: N/A
- Water depth: 1.0m
- Channel: approx. 5mm of very shallow water
- One berth: 50m length
Port of Djupivogur is a cruise ship port located in beautiful countryside in the East Fjords, Berufjordur entrance.
- TEU: N/A
- Port Authority: Djupivogur Port Authority
- Main trade: fish processing and a variety of services
- Well-sheltered natural harbor but narrow
Port of Drangsnes is a harbor type with long., -21.50192°, and lat., 65.69066°.
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- Important port and fishing center
- Accommodate vessels
Port of Eskifjordur is the longest fjord in East Iceland. It is situated around 2km in length in fjord Eskifjörður.
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- Port open 24/7
- Approach and port are ice-free year-round
- Pilotage is compulsory for vessels over 100 in length.
- Port services: bunkers, cruise ship clearance, and freshwater.
The Port of Flateyri is situated in Westfjords, Iceland, and has a population of around 200. one of the largest settlements in Onundarfjordur rank.
- TEU: N/A
- Accommodate departures and expected arrivals.
- Anchorage depth is 17.1m – 18.2m
- Cargo pier depth is 4.9m – 6.1m
- Port type: harbor
Port of Gardur is a pier, jetty, and wharf-type, located in Iceland at 64° 4′ 29″ North and 22° 38′ 39″ West.
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- One of the busiest ports worldwide
- Plays an important economic role in Gardur
Port of Hjalteyri is one of the major fishing ports in the northern region. It is located on the west bank of the Eyjafjörður fjord.
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- Excellent port of call
- Good supplies and services
- Channel is 21 25 feet 6.4 7.4 meters
- Anchorage is 76 feet OVER 23.2m over
- Cargo pier has 16 20 feet 4.9 6.1 meters
Port of Hafnir is the third busiest cruise ship destination in Iceland. They consist of 4 ports area.
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- Provide all basic port services
- Port is available 24 hours service
- Accommodate cruise ships and passengers
- Upgraded new security gate
- Excellent equipment that can accommodate and welcome passengers.
Port of Hofsos is one of the oldest trading ports in northern Iceland.
- TEU: N/A
- Area size: Xsmall
- The port type is a harbor
- Longitude: -19.42104°/latitude 65.89850°.
Port of Hauganes is situated in Hauganes, 25 mins. north of Akureyri.
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- Latitude: 65° 55′ 21″ NORTH
- Longitude: 18° 18′ 1″ WEST
Port of Holmavik, a fishing port located at the church in Holmavik, in the west fjords region in Iceland.
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- Coordinates: Long., -21.66787° Lat., 65.70554°
Port of Kopasker is a coastal harbor, located in Kopasker, Iceland at 66° 17′ 56″ North and 16° 26′ 44″ West.
- TEU: N/A
- Anchorage water dept range 9.4m – 10m
- Cargo pier dept from 1.8m to 3m
Port of Landeyjahofn is located on the southern coast of Iceland, trip takes about 35 minutes from Herjólfur sails to the Westmann Islands.
- TEU: N/A
- Available: cruise port pick-ups
- Coordinates: 70.6833° / 23.5833°
Port of Njardvik is situated in Stakksfjordur, right in the Reykjanes region of SW Iceland.
- TEU: N/A
- Port Authority: Port of Keflavik-Njardvik-Helguvik (PKN)
- Compromise commercial berths
- Handled cargoes: liquid bulk, dry bulk, breakbulk, containers, passengers, and fish
The OLAFSVIK Port in Iceland is positioned at 64.8965 North, 23.6962 West.
- TEU: N/A
- One of the larger trading ports
- Moored Vessels: 17
Port of Patreksfjordur is situated on a fjord, same name in the southwest fjords region.
- TEU: N/A
- Main trade: fishing and fish processing
- Coordinates: Long., -24.00570°, Lat., 65.59824°
Port of Reykholar is also known as REYKHOLAHREPPUR is situated at Reykholar, Iceland.
- TEU: N/A
- Handle larger size vessels
- Port Type: Pier, Jetty, or Wharf
- Long., -22.20540°, Lat., 65.42466°