Description
A Breiðafjörður ferry journey linking Snæfellsnes, Flatey and the Westfjords with quiet island scenery and ocean views.
The sea route turns travel into part of the experience, opening wide views across Breiðafjörður and its island-filled waters while linking two of West Iceland’s most characterful regions.
The result is a beautifully varied journey with strong scenery, engaging local context and plenty of moments that feel unmistakably Icelandic.
This Breiðafjörður ferry route is a practical and scenic way to connect Snæfellsnes, Flatey and the Westfjords. It is ideal for travellers who want the journey itself to feel like part of the Iceland experience.
The crossing gives you ocean views, quiet island atmosphere and a slower view of West Iceland than the road alone can offer. It works especially well as part of a wider self-drive or custom itinerary.
What is included
- Breiðafjörður ferry ticket
- Scenic sea crossing
What do I need to bring
- Warm layered clothing
- Waterproof outerwear
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Camera or phone
Good to know
- This is a ferry connection, so arrival time and check-in details matter.
- It is useful for linking Snæfellsnes with Flatey or the Westfjords.
Meeting point: On location
Check your voucher for the exact meeting point and arrival time.
Highlights
- Breiðafjörður sea crossing
- Flatey island atmosphere
- Useful Snæfellsnes and Westfjords connection
Stykkishólmur to Brjánslækur Ferry via Flatey - Frequently Asked Questions
Depending on the direction, it connects Stykkishólmur, Flatey and Brjánslækur, making it useful for travel between Snæfellsnes and the Westfjords.
Yes. Flatey is a quiet Breiðafjörður island with old houses, birdlife and a very different pace from the mainland.
Wear warm layers, waterproof outerwear and comfortable shoes. The peninsula has open coastal areas, so it can feel windy even when conditions are mild.
Yes. Snæfellsnes has unusually varied scenery in one region: Kirkjufell, Snæfellsjökull, lava fields, black beaches, fishing villages and sea cliffs.
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