BRÚ CAMP

Brù is located in Hrutafjordur which is 36 km long fjord in Hunathing vestra. Based just off the main road, we are not set in a town, therefore the only way to get around is by car. Brú's stunning surrounding countryside offers the perfect tonic to relax and leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Around the house, you can find a lot of pure and unspoiled nature, waterfalls, rivers, canyons, and craters.

The purpose of the center is to protect nature in the area and to raise the awareness of sustainability among the locals and the visitors who are coming to the area.

This camp primarily focuses on cleaning the Icelandic coastline with the goal of cleaning the entire length. After this, it's time for sorting the waste and bring everything to the recycling center. So far, the group has made impressive progress, they have removed tonnes of waste from the shores.

In addition to cleaning the beaches, the group is dedicated to up-cycling garbage into art during differents workshops.

This camp is perfect for those who enjoy outdoor work and physical challenges. Overall, it's a great opportunity to make a positive impact on the environment while developing practical skills and unleashing creativity.

This camp offers a wide variety of activities. However, our main activity is beach cleaning, as our aim is to clean up the entire Icelandic coast. We also work with the local community by helping to reforestation of the surrounding areas.

Fjarðabyggð is an association of villages in the fjords of eastern Iceland, offering beautiful views and picturesque fishing villages.

The town of Stöðvarfjörður, home to the WF House, is one of the charming villages in the area.

S T Ö D V A R F J Ö R D U R C A M P Iceland's East coast is indeed a spectacular place with narrow fjords and jagged peaks that bear witness to the Ice Age. The region is also known for its fertile farmland, which provides a stark contrast to the mountainous and icy landscape of the coast.

Although Stöðvarfjörður is a small village with about 200 inhabitants, its natural beauty and authentic charm make it a great destination.

On some days, when the weather is not favourable, we focus on renovation, painting or repair work around and inside the house.

The creative use of recovered waste to create art and practical objects is also an initiative to promote waste reduction and the circular economy. This camp offers an engaging and practical experience for those looking to help protect the environment !

Siglufjörður is a beautiful town located in the northern part of Iceland with a population of approximately 1,300 people. The region is known for its spectacular natural beauty with impressive mountains and fjords, and numerous possibilities for outdoor activities and leisure. The town offers proximity to nature, making it an ideal destination for hiking, golfing, swimming in the ocean, or skiing. With a thriving cultural scene, there are several restaurants, galleries, workshops, and museums to visit in Siglufjörður. Overall, this village is a great place to explore and experience Iceland's natural beauty while also enjoying the cultural activities the town has to offer.

This camp offers a diverse range of activities that aim to contribute to the environment and promote sustainability. The primary focus will be on forestry work, which involves managing, planting, conserving, and repairing forests and woodlands. Another important task will be beach cleaning, with the ultimate goal of cleaning the entire Icelandic coastline.

In addition to these activities, participants will also work on renovation projects, such as painting or fixing things around the house. There will also be opportunities for creative work, such as up-cycling garbage into art.

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