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Tannery Visitor Centre

North Iceland


At 9am and 2pm weekdays (from mid-May to mid-September) you can tour Iceland’s only tannery (500kr), or stop by the visitor centre anytime to admire (and purchase) the products: gorgeous long-hair sheepskins, colourful leather goods, and unique products made from fish skin processed at the tannery.


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