Escape the Crowds: Discover Mjóifjörður and Solbrekka Holiday Homes
Mjóifjörður has abundant berry fields, but it is probably best known for its remarkable tranquillity and beautiful waterfalls which attracts visitors all year round. Solbrekka Holiday Homes, a tourism service in Mjoifjordur, offers three types of accommodation; two cottages, guesthouse and campsite. The cottages Escape to the peaceful beauty of Mjoifjordur and enjoy a relaxing […]
Take a Look at What Mjóifjörður Has to Offer — Summer and Winter
Mjóifjörður is a place where activities grow naturally from the landscape and the seasons. Here in this remote corner of East Iceland, experiences are not rushed or overproduced, they are simply shaped by weather, light, and the quiet rhythm of life in the fjord. Whether you visit in summer or winter, there is always something […]
A Place Shaped by Nature, History, and Care
At Mjóifjörður Tourism, our mission, vision, and daily work are rooted in one simple belief: this place matters. Located in one of the most remote fjords of East Iceland, Mjóifjörður is not a destination for rush or crowds, it is a place to slow down, breathe deeply, and experience Iceland in its most honest form. […]
Mjóifjörður: Where East Iceland’s Quiet Beauty Meets New Flavours at Solbrekka Holiday Homes
Hidden deep within the mountains of East Iceland lies Mjóifjörður, one of the country’s most remote and enchanting fjords. Long, narrow, and dramatically carved by glaciers, Mjóifjörður is a place where silence still reigns, where nature sets the pace, and where visitors arrive not by chance, but by intention. In recent years, this secluded fjord […]
Why Visit Mjoifjorður in Winter – One of Iceland’s most isolated rural havens
A rural haven of tranquillity, where the smell of a typical sheep farm perfumes the air, Sólbrekka Holiday Homes offers a unique opportunity to disconnect from a busy city life, work hassle and the buzz of everyday living, allowing you to reconnect with nature and your inner self. As you travel on the ferry boat, […]
Exploring Mjóifjörður Fjord in Iceland – Remote destinations off the beaten track both Summer and Winter
Iceland is a sparsely populated country with residential clusters in every nook and cranny. Mjóifjörður, which is 18 km long and 2 km wide, is one example of a remote destination off the beaten track and often referred to as one of the most remote parts of Iceland. In Mjóifjörður fjord (which translates to narrow […]