Marinas

 

Marina Position Contact/Adress Information

 

The Port of Keflavík-Njarđvík  

Víkurbraut 11
IS-230 Keflavík
Tel + 354 421 4575
Fax + 354 421 2666

e-mail

The Port of Keflavík-Njarđvík (PKN) is a company owned by the town of Keflavík-Njarđvík-Hafnir. PKN operates five ports; one in Njarđvík, two in Keflavík, one in Hafnir and one in Helguvík. These are the main import/export and fishing ports in the Suđurnes area and are well equipped. More detaled information on these ports below.
Njarđvík    

This is the main import/export port and fishing harbour for deep-sea trawlers. It is accessible to approximately 130-140 m long vessels with a draught of up to 7.5 m / 9.0 m. Adjacent to the harbour is an approx. 7,000 square meters wharf area for storing containers and a new 20,000 square meters wharf area is under construction. PKN has access to approx. 3,000 square meters of warehouses, cooling- and freezing-stores and an ice factory in the harbour area. The Suđurnes Fishmarket is located there, with a fishmarket floor of 1,700 square meters. The Njarđvík Shipbuilding corp., which runs one of the biggest slipway and ship-yards in Iceland, is also located there. The Suđurnes Stevedoring Service has warehouses, including a bonded warehouse and a repair workshop, in the port area.

Keflavík    

The PKN Keflavík ports are used mainly for the handling of fish and ships of large draught. The main harbour is accessible to 150 m long vessels with a draught of up to 14 m. The pilots are located in the harbour office in Keflavík and also at the PKN tug and pilot-boat service. The harbour radio is channel 12, which the pilots and use as well as the harbour workers.

All the PKN ports are well equipped with electricity and fresh water. The local oil distributing companies provide gas oil and IFO 30.

In addition to the Keflavík main harbour, PKN also operates a special newly-built harbour in Keflavík for smaller fishing boats, sports boats and yachts.

 

Helguvík    

Harbour areas in Iceland

This port was originally developed for oil imports to the NATO Base in Keflavík. An additional quay of 150 m with a depth of 10 m has been built in the Helguvík harbour, making it easily accessible to 200-m-long vessels. The quay was built along the shore and has a generous wharf area behind it. These new facilities provide Helguvík port with increased service opportunities for industrial freighters and oil vessels. Industrial and service facilities construction on the site is in progress.