Dalvík
Dalvík is a town and municipality in northern Iceland. It lies on the coast at a natural harbor on the Tröllaskagi peninsula, facing the Greenland Sea. The town serves as a local service center for the surrounding rural area and is a base for exploring the Tröllaskagi region.
The population is around two thousand residents. The municipality provides essential services, schools, health care, and
Historically, Dalvík developed as a fishing village, with fishing and fish processing as the main economic
Facilities in Dalvík typically include schools, shops, and community spaces that serve residents and visitors. The