Seydisfjordur Collection

Seydisfjordur
Sarah Gesek

Seydisfjordur, eastern fjords, Iceland. Church and moored kayaks

Local Coal Cart and Trawlers, Seydisfjordur, Iceland (w / c on paper)
1214025 Local Coal Cart and Trawlers, Seydisfjordur, Iceland (w/c on paper) by Hennell, Thomas Barclay (1903-45); 51.2x31.7 cm; Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Reflection Water Fine Art Seydisfjordur Iceland
The buildings of Seydisfjordur reflected in a small lagoon

Blue Church Of Seydisfjordur; Seydisfjordur, Eastfjords Of Iceland, Iceland

Torrent in Vestdalur, Seydisfjoerdur, Iceland, Europe

Tindholmur in the Sorvagsfjordur. The island Vagar, part of the Faroe Islands
Tindholmur In Sorvagsfjordur. Island Vagar, Part Of The Faroe Islands In The North Atlantic. Denmark

Bour (Boeur), a traditional village at Sorvagsfjordur, in the background village
Bour (Boeur), A Traditional Village At Sorvagsfjordur, In The Background Village Sorvagur Island Vagar, Part Of The Faroe Islands In The North Atlantic. Denmark

The coast near Gasadalur. The island Vagar, part of the Faroe Islands in the North Atlantic
Coast Near Gasadalur. Island Vagar, Part Of The Faroe Islands In The North Atlantic. Denmark

Iceland, Seydisfjordur harbor and houses, dusk
East Fjords, Iceland

Iceland, Seydisfjordur Blue church in town harbor; fishing port
Iceland, Seydisfjordur. Blue church in town harbor; fishing port

View of the town of Seydisfjordur, Iceland

Traditional wooden church at night, built in 1922, at Seydisfjordur, a town founded in 1895 by a Norwegian fishing company, now main ferry port to and from Europe in the East Fjords, Iceland

A street in Seydisfjordur, town founded in 1895 by a Norwegian fishing company, now main ferry port to and from Europe in the East Fjords, Iceland, Polar Regions

Seydisfjordur, town founded in 1895 by a Norwegian fishing company, now main ferry port to and from Europe in the East Fjords, Iceland, Polar Regions

Traditional wooden church, built in 1922, at Seydisfjordur, a town founded in 1895 by a Norwegian fishing company, now main ferry port to and from Europe in the East Fjords, Iceland, Polar Regions

Blue Lutheran church, Seydisfjordur ferry terminal village, North East area, Iceland, Polar Regions

Seydisfjordur ferry terminal village, North East area, Iceland, Polar Regions

Blue Lutheran church at Seydisfjordur ferry terminal village, North East area, Iceland, Polar Regions

Ice and snow across the Fellabaer range near Seydisfjordur, North East area, Iceland, Polar Regions

Waterfalls near Seydisfjordur, east Iceland, Polar Regions

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Seydisfjordur, located in the eastern fjords of Iceland, is a picturesque town that boasts stunning natural beauty and charming cultural landmarks. With its iconic church and moored kayaks dotting the harbor, it offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The local coal cart and trawlers add a touch of authenticity to this quaint Icelandic village, showcasing its rich maritime history. As you explore further, you'll discover Tindholmur in the Sorvagsfjordur, an enchanting island that forms part of the Faroe Islands. Nearby lies Bour (Boeur), a traditional village nestled against the backdrop of majestic mountains. The coast near Gasadalur presents breathtaking views of Vagar Island in the North Atlantic, creating an ethereal atmosphere that will leave you awestruck. Whether it's admiring the blue church at dusk or capturing reflections on water through fine art photography, Seydisfjordur promises unforgettable experiences for all who visit. So pack your bags and embark on an adventure to this hidden gem where nature meets tranquility – Seydisfjordur awaits.