Djupavogshreppur is the southern most district of the east. Alftafjordur and Hamarsfjordur are lagoons, rich in birdlife where as Berufjordur is a long and narrow fjord. The pyramid-shaped Bulandstindur at 1069 m, dominates the landscape, and according to legend it can make wishes come true during the summer solstice. Djupivogur is a charming village with a long history of trading since 1589 located in a place of incomparable natural beauty. Today the main industry is fishing with tourism increasing rapidly in recent years. Langabud, the oldest house in Djupivogur was originally built in 1790, has been renovated and now serves as a cultural centre. It houses some of the works of sculptor Rikardur Jonsson, a heritage museum and a coffee-shop with delicious homemade cakes and a display of local handicraft. Don’t miss the outdoor sculpture, Eggin i Gledivik, by the World famous Icelandic artist Sigurdur Gudmundsson, consisting of 34 eggs. The artwork is on the coast, about 1 km from the centre of the village, in a convenient walking distance. The nature around Djupivogur is highly varied. The Bulandsnes bird sanctuary is renowned among bird lovers throughout the world, where you can observe most Icelandic birds nesting in their natural habitat close by. Join the Papey bird and seal watching boat tours or hike in the fascinating mountains and fjords in the vicinity. Things to do: • Try the new swimming pool • Go bird watching • Visit Papey, with puffins and seal • Climb the mountain Bulandstindur.

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