Breiðavík Campsite is a seasonal campground in the Westfjords on the road to the Látrabjarg bird cliffs, known for its wide sandy bay and dramatic coastal scenery. It’s a popular stop for travellers heading toward Látrabjarg and visitors exploring the remote western edge of Iceland’s Westfjords.

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Facilities

The campsite offers a solid range of services for a comfortable summer stay:

• Showers and toilets with hot water.
• Kitchen facilities and outdoor BBQ grill for meal preparation.
• Electricity hookups for tents, camper vans, and trailers.
• Free Wi‑Fi and coffee/tea area in or near the common facilities.
• Washing machine and dryer for guest use.
• Pet‑friendly — dogs are allowed.

There are also cabins on site available during the camping season for visitors who want a roof over their heads rather than pitching a tent.

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Location & Experience

The campsite is located near Breiðavíkurkirkja church and offers views of the bay and surroundings as you travel toward Látrabjarg — one of Europe’s largest bird cliffs.  It’s a great base for beach walks, birdwatching, and coastal hikes in the region.

Breiðavík Campsite is typically open from May 1 to September 30, matching the Icelandic summer travel season.