Höfði á Höfðaströnd (Höfði in Höfðaströnd) is a farm on the eastern side of Skagafjörður, Iceland. It was the homestead of Höfða-Þórður Bjarnarson and a former church site. is north of Höfðavatn lake, in a dell southwest of , which was formed from the remains of a landslide from the mountain above it.
History was the most remote farm in the former municipality Höfðahreppur, outside of where Fellshreppur used to begin. Half of Þórðarhöfði belongs to and half to the farm. also owns between and the sea and a share of , in which they have partial fishing rights.
A church that had been in since early in Iceland's history was closed down in 1891.
is featured in the movie Movie Days directed by Friðrik Þór Friðriksson. Friðrik has roots in and the opening scene in his movie Children of Nature was recorded there.
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