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during the 1950s, provides super, immaculate accommodation. The inviting little spot has
basic but squeaky-clean rooms and a nice kitchen. HI members discount Ikr700.
There's a small grocery and snack stand at the petrol station.
Eagle Air ( 562 4200; www.ernir.is ) runs flights to/from Reykjavík (approximately
Ikr25,800, 45 minutes, one daily) and Bíldudalur Airport (BIU) , 8km south of town. Fly-
buses ( 893 2636) run on request to/from Patreksfjörður via Tálknafjörður to connect
with flights. The closest car rentals are in Patreksfjörður and Ísafjörður.
DON'T MISS
NATURAL SPRINGS
Reykjarfjarðarlaug GEOTHERMAL POOL
At the head of tiny Reykjarfjörður, 23km southeast of Bíldudalur (in the direction of Rte
60), plan to stop at the glorious geothermal pools of Reykjarfjarðarlaug. Up front you
have a concrete pool (32°C), in the back there's a natural, stone one (45°C), and all
around are soaring seabirds, mountains and fjord views.
CENTRAL PENINSULAS
Dynjandi
Dynjandi WATERFALL
Tumbling in a broad sweep over a 100m-rocky scarp at the head of Dynjandivogur bay,
Dynjandi (Fjallfoss) is the most dramatic waterfall in the Westfjords. The bumpy drive to
Dynjandi, from either direction, is famous in Iceland for its incredible views; you'll see
how the falls are the catchment area for peaks and inland valleys all around.
In 2015 there is slated to be a bus between Ísafjörður and Brjánslækur, summer only,
that should stop at Dynjandi. Check www.westfjords.is for the latest information.
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