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Superpod Of Dolphins Spotted In Reykjavík Harbour
Move over Hafnarfjörður whales, there’s a new catch in town. A superpod of more than 100 dolphins was spotted near the Reykjavík harbour on April 3. As reported by RÚV, Marine and Freshwater Institute biologist Sverrir Daníel Halldórsson presumed the cetaceans were…
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The Islanders: Júlíus Guðnason
Hundreds of boats come into Reykjavík Harbour every year, but we often forget the harbour’s biggest helpers and keepers of order, the tugboats. Reykjavík Harbour boasts four tugs, and these busy-beavers help make sure everything runs smoothly. However, the actual tugboat is…
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Seal Rescued At Reykjavík Harbour
A seal with a hook in its mouth was rescued at the Reykjavík harbour, reports RÚV. [su_pullquote]We are having a summer sale on all our Icelandic soaps, scrubs, face masks, perfumes and more! These are all high-quality products made by Icelandic producers…
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Largest Warship Ever Seen In Iceland, In Reykjavik Harbour
The HMS Prince of Wales, British aircraft carrier, sailed into Reykjavik harbour Monday and will be in Reykjavik until Friday morning. [su_pullquote]Not in Iceland for a while but still want to read our new issue? Get it sent from the Grapevine Store,…
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Legendary Bisque Maker, Sægreifinn’s Kjartan Halldórsson Passes Away
Beloved lobster bisque maker and famed Sea Baron restauranteur, Kjartan Halldórsson, has passed away aged 75, reports RÚV. Kjartan spent the majority of his life as a fisherman before opening his quaint little fish shop and restaurant Sægreifinn (The Sea Baron) at…
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A Train For Reykjavík Harbour?
A 50-seat train could soon be gracing the Old Harbour of Reykjavík within the next two weeks.According to the application (.pdf file) submitted to harbour authorities, the train in question drives at about walking speed. The proposed route would begin at Miðbakki, and continue…