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Ferries from Iceland to Flatey Island sail approximately 10 times per week and are operated by Seatours. Ferry schedules can vary by season.

How long is the ferry from Iceland to Flatey Island?

Iceland Flatey Island ferry time can range from 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes. Ferry duration can vary by ferry route, operator, and whether the ship is a conventional or high speed ferry.

Is there a fast ferry to Iceland to Flatey Island?

The fastest ferry from Iceland to Flatey Island in approximately 1 hour with Seatours on the Brjanslaekur Flatey ferry.

Can I take a car on the ferry from Iceland to Flatey Island?

No, currently you can not take a car on the ferry from Iceland to Flatey Island.

What is the distance between Iceland and Flatey Island?

The distance between Iceland and Flatey Island is 20.7 miles (33.3km) and 18.0 nautical miles from the nearest destination ports.

What is the price of a ferry from Iceland to Flatey Island?

Ferry prices from Iceland to Flatey Island ranges on booking factors such as route, operator, season and vessel.

Stykkisholmur to Flatey Ferries

The Stykkisholmur to Flatey ferry sails approximately 1 times daily and up to 5 weekly with a crossing time of 1 hour 30 minutes.

Stykkisholmur to Flatey Ferries

Ferries from Brjanslaekur to Flatey sail about 1 times daily and up to 5 weekly with a sailing time of 1 hour .

Ferry Offers from Iceland to Flatey Island

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Booking ferry tickets from Iceland to Flatey Island

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Ferries from Iceland to Flatey Island

About Iceland

Iceland is a Nordic island country in the Atlantic Ocean, home to the most northerly capital city in the world, Reykjavik. Famed for its geysers, hot springs and active volcanoes, Iceland has one of the most spectacular natural landscapes on the planet. Not only that, the capital in the southwest boasts picturesque, colourful buildings and quirky cafes and bars. A trip to Iceland also gives visitors an excellent opportunity to gaze at the spellbinding Northern Lights during winter, or to camp by a lake under the midnight sun throughout summer. Mainland Europe is within easy reach from Iceland by ferry, with weekly sailings across the North Sea from Seydisfjordur on the east coast to Denmark.

About Flatey Island

Flatey is the largest of the Western Islands in northwest Iceland, believed to have formed during the ice age. Its name translates to ‘flat island’, which gives a clue to its landscape, and measures just 2 by 1 kilometres. The only road leads from the ferry terminal to the ‘old village’, a tiny settlement comprising beautifully coloured and restored houses of the island’s original inhabitants. Flatey also has a church, built in 1926, which sits next to the oldest and smallest library in the country. In terms of nature, Flatey’s green pastures are filled with sheep and the skies with numerous migratory birds including puffins, so it’s a great stop-off for birdwatchers, too. The ferry terminal lies just off the southern terminus of the island’s singular road. From there, you can sail to Brjanslaekur to the north and Stykkisholmur to the south on the mainland, with regular sailings provided every week.

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