Located in Bildudalur (see map below)
Open daily:
May 15. to september 15. at 10.00-18.00 o’clock.
Groups can book appointments outside regular hours by calling +354 456 6666
Admission:
Adults: 1450 ISK
Free for children aged 10 years and younger accompanied by an adult
Bíldudalur is like many small towns and villages in the Westfjords—nestled deep in a fjord against some intimidating mountains, comprised of what appears to be two or three streets and a handful of small houses. But Bíldudalur is special for two reasons. First, the location itself shields the village from Iceland’s characteristic relentless winds, making the weather relatively fair all year round. Second, it sits on the shores of Arnarfjörður, home to the bulk of Iceland’s sea monsters. In fact, Bíldudalur has a museum dedicated to these creatures, which made our visit an unforgettable experience.
Beware of Sea Monsters!
Our Location – how to get there:
To drive from Reykjavík it takes 5-6 hours and takes you past one of Iceland’s most unique landscapes on your way there.
 
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By boat: Drive to the mid west cost town of Stykkisholmur and take the car ferry across Breidafjordur to Brjanslaekur. Enjoy the majestic view of Breidafjördur and all its amazing wild life consisting of whales, seals and sea birds in the thousands. Arriving in Brjanslaekur it only takes 45 min by car to Bildudalur.