A historic seaside village of old timber houses.
Eyrarbakki is a charming coastal village that was once one of Iceland's main trading ports, lined with some of the country's oldest timber houses.
A maritime museum, a long shingle beach and rich birdlife give it a gentle, historic appeal.
South Iceland unfolds along the ring road east of Reykjavik, one of the easiest and most rewarding self drives in the country.
The places and moments worth slowing down for.
Some of Iceland's oldest timber buildings.
The story of a historic trading post.
A long shingle shore rich in birdlife.
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Quick answers for planning your visit.
Eyrarbakki is in South Iceland, Iceland. It is on the south coast of South Iceland near Selfoss.
Eyrarbakki is known for its preserved old houses, the Husid trading post museum, a maritime museum and a long south coast beach.
The best time to visit is year round, and every season here has its own character.
Most visitors spend half a day here, depending on the weather and how much of the surroundings you want to explore.