![The church of Raufarhöfn @ Edge of the Arctic](https://visithusavik.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/crop-kirkja.jpg)
Raufarhöfn is the northernmost community in Iceland with 250 inhabitants. Because the arctic circle is only a few kilometers far away, Raufarhöfn has the longest days in summer and longest nights in winter.
The town has all necessary services like a health center, a pharmacy, grocery store, a bank, a post office, a petrol station, garage, restaurants and a pub. The campsite is well equipped with all necessities.
The landmark of Raufarhöfn is the Arctic Henge on a hill. The town is part of the Melrakkaslétta flatland which are known for their rich bird life. Many walkways around town invite guests for a stroll.
Raufarhöfn is part of the Arctic Coast Way.
Getting There
![The Arctic Henge in Raufarhöfn © Markaðsstofa Norðurlands](https://visithusavik.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/The-Arctic-Henge-960x640.jpg)
Raufarhöfn is about 140km northeast of Húsavík. Follow road 85 for about 120km and then take the turn left to Raufarhöfn.
GPS: 66°27’05.4″N 15°57’00.2″W