This cove with a synonymous hamlet is situated just north of the Trekyllis Cove in the Strandir District.  Many of the houses are not occupied as most of the people have left.  A small shop is still open for the few remaining in the area.  The road continues through the hamlet to the Krossnes outdoors swimming pool, where it is ideal to relax for a spell.  Another road leads to the farm Munadarnes on the Ingolf’s Bay, and still another to the former fishing hamlet Eyri on the same bay.  From there it is possible to continue in 4wd vehicles to the Ofeigur Bay further northwest.  Mt Kalfshamarstindur (646 m) offers an excellent view over the Northern Strandir District and the Huna Bay on a fine day.

At the end of the road along the Nordurfiord Bay is the gully Storakleif.  Down below it is a freestanding rock between the boulders on the shore.  According to the legend, bishop Gudmundur the Good sat in a hole in the rock and consecrated the steep and dangerous scree, where people had to travel frequently and many accidents had happened.  Since then people have been able to travel across them without fear of accidents.