# Djupivogur (ISDJU)

**UN/LOCODE:** ISDJU  
**Country:** Iceland  
**Water Body:** North Atlantic Ocean  
**Harbor Size:** Very Small  
**GPS:** 64.6667, -14.2833

A trading post since 1589, Djúpivogur is one of the oldest ports in Iceland, sheltered in Berufjörður beneath the pyramid-shaped peak of Búlandstindur. Fish production and cruise tourism, rather than freight, drive the harbour's economy on Iceland's east coast. Larger cruise ships typically anchor in the fjord and tender passengers to the Gleðivík pier, while smaller vessels can dock directly. The port has no container handling or scheduled liner service; its infrastructure covers wharfage, anchorage, pilotage, fresh water, electricity and waste disposal for fishing and cruise vessels. Road access via Iceland's Ring Road (Route 1) connects Djúpivogur to the hinterland, and shippers needing container or general cargo capacity typically use the larger east-coast ports of Reyðarfjörður or Eskifjörður instead.

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