The port of Patreksfjordur (Port Code:ISPAT) provides general harbour services such as wharf space or anchorage berths for ships and boats, pilotage, potable water and electricity, as well as weighting and waste disposal services. Patreksfjordur is a brand new cruise destination in Iceland's Westfjords. It is the biggest town in the Southern Westfjords as well as Europe's westernmost town, predominantly a fishing town with a variety of services and public administration.
A couple of small ships can be alongside simultaneously at the cruise pier of 230 m (755 ft) in length. The width of the canal is 40 m (131 ft) at low tide. Depth at low tide is 5.8 m (19 ft). The height of the pier above water is 6 m (20 ft) at low tide and 2 m (6.6 ft) at high tide. All sizes of cruise ships can be accommodated at anchor. Tender boats need 5 to10 minutes to reach the cruise port, which is a ~10-minute walk from the town. Patreksfjordur port provides general harbour services like wharf space or anchorage berths for cruise ships and boats, potable water and electricity, pilotage, weighting and waste disposal services.