Seafarers' Day in Hafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur will be celebrated with
\nEntertainment at Flensburg Harbour from 1 pm to 5 pm on Sunday, 12 June. Four
\nTeams are registered for the rowing competition which starts at 1 p.m., artists' workshops at
\nThe harbour will be open to visitors and the public, and the Rescue Squad's rescue equipment will be on display.
\nThe harbour vessels will be in their place. At the \u00deyt Sailing Club, you will be able to try out
\nKayaks and rowing boats, and a fish exhibition by the Marine Research Institute will be in the area for
\nin front of the organisation's headquarters on Highbank. It will be possible to view samples of
\nfish and invertebrates, from common commercial fish such as cod and haddock
\nto rarer species, and offering an open house on the first floor where it is possible
\nMust familiarise oneself with the mills and the light trap. <\/p>\n
Hafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur Harbour offers sightseeing cruises every half an hour.,
\nHafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur's rescue team sets up rescue equipment, kayaks and rowing boats.
\nwill be available at the sailing club \u00deyt, a entertainment programme will take place at
\nFlensburg Harbour and strongmen go head-to-head, and the strongest man in Iceland will be
\ncrowned at the end of the day. A new one has been installed on the Strandst\u00edgur.
\nThe Bygg\u00f0asafni\u00f0's photography exhibition, and in the Bookless Bungalow there is an exhibition about a period.
\nof the foreign fishing fleets, and in Siggub\u00e6r you can see an example of a sailor's home in
\nHafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur in the first half of the 20th century.<\/p>\n
The organisers of the celebrations encourage Hafnfir\u00f0ingar and visitors
\nto make a trip down to the harbour to celebrate and enjoy Seafarers' Day
\nwhich the harbour, for which the town is named, has to offer. <\/p>\n