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June 28th 2005

Historic Sailing to Nattfaravíkur


The first official “Swedish Days” festival took place in Husavik last week and judging by peoples reaction, this festival is here to stay and will be continued annually around the Mid-Summer Festival (24th June).
One of the highlights of the festival was a historic cruse to Nattfaravikur. North Sailing and Restaurant Salka invited the inhabitants of Husavik and visitors to sail across the bay in the “footsteps” of Nattfari, Iceland’s first Nordic settler.
Around 70 people joined the trip and when they arrived in Nattfaravik, a mouth-watering BBQ dinner waited, that the chefs from Restaurant Salka had prepared for the visitors.



Runar, our engineer arrives with the first “settlers” on land. Haukur and Náttfari in the background


Kári from Restaurant Salka barbeques in the beautiful weather.


The chefs where busy feeding the hungry passengers.


On the beach a fire warmed the newly arrived group.


When everyone had been feed and had a time to relax and look around the passengers were transferred back to the boats.


Onboard Náttfari on the return back to Husavik

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Awarded nationally and internationally since 1995Travel Agency - Authorised by Icelandic Tourist BoardTour Operator - Authorised by Icelandic Tourist BoardMember of Ice Whale - The Icelandic Whale Watching Association


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