STYKKISHOLMUR
- ISSTY
 - Latitude: 65.074
 - Longitude: -22.732
 - North Atlantic
 - Port in Iceland
 
Location: Iceland
Stykkishólmur is a picturesque fishing village and port located on the northern coast of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in western Iceland. The harbor is a crucial hub for both commercial and recreational activities, and it serves as a gateway to Breiðafjörður Bay, known for its numerous islands and diverse marine life.
Port Description:
- Location: Stykkishólmur, Snæfellsnes Peninsula, Iceland
 - Geographical Coordinates: Approximately 65.073°N latitude and 22.725°W longitude
 
Port Specifications:
Harbor Type:
- Natural Harbor with substantial man-made enhancements.
 - Protected by breakwaters to shield against rough sea conditions.
 
Primary Uses:
- Fishing: Significant activity with facilities for handling and processing fish.
 - Ferry Services: Regular ferry routes, such as the one to Brjánslækur in the Westfjords.
 - Recreational Boating: Popular spot for recreational sailing and marine tours.
 - Cargo Handling: Minor cargo handling facilities for local requirements.
 
Facilities:
- Berths/Docks: Several berths catering to fishing vessels, ferries, and smaller recreational boats.
 - Docking Infrastructure: Includes mooring bollards, floating docks, and fixed piers.
 - Handling Equipment: Basic cargo handling equipment primarily for fishing and local goods.
 - Fueling Services: Available for both commercial and recreational vessels.
 - Storage: Limited storage facilities, primarily designed for fishing products.
 - Ship Repair: Basic repair services, though major repairs usually require transit to larger ports.
 
Water Depth:
- Entrance Channel: Adequate depth for medium-sized vessels (specific depths should be confirmed with updated nautical charts).
 - Berthing Areas: Varied depth, suitable primarily for fishing and smaller commercial vessels.
 
Navigation Aids:
- Lighthouses on nearby islets and automated navigational systems to assist in safe entry and exit.
 - Well-marked navigational channels.
 
Port Services:
- Pilotage: Generally not required for small and medium vessels but recommended for larger ships.
 - Towing: Limited towing services are available.
 - Customs and Immigration: Facilities for handling foreign vessels and compliance with maritime regulations.
 
Accessibility:
- Accessible year-round but may be influenced by weather conditions, especially during winter months.
 - Good road connections to other parts of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula and to the capital, Reykjavik.
 
Environmental Considerations:
- The port and surrounding waters are part of a delicate ecosystem, with measures in place to protect the marine environment.
 - Strict waste management and spill containment procedures are enforced.
 
Emergency and Safety Services:
- Local coast guard presence ensuring maritime safety.
 - Firefighting facilities and emergency medical services are available in the town.
 
Additional Notes:
- Tourism: Stykkishólmur is a popular tourist destination, especially for trips to the nearby Breiðafjörður islands and the Snæfellsjökull National Park.
 - Cultural Features: The town itself has historical and cultural attractions, including a modern church with unique architecture and the Norwegian House museum.
 
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, contacting local port authorities or consulting nautical charts is recommended.
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Vessels in the port
| Flag | Name | Type | Destination | Date/Time | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ALDAN IS-47 | Fishing | 10/19/2025 | ||
| SAERUN | Passenger | STYKKISHOLMUR | 10/19/2025 |