Information about Sandgerði
Sandgerdi is a village on the Reykjanes peninsula, covering the western shore of Midnes to the northernmost part of the peninsula, Gardskagi.
Sandgerdi is mainly a fishing community but also features industry, commerce and services on a small scale. There is also an important marine biology centre there, operating at an academic level.
Explore this area on a self drive tour in Iceland.
Services near Sandgerði
Attractions nearby Sandgerði
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