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A small and cute swimming pool in a beautiful surrounding.

Was America found by Vikings hundreds of years before Columbus set his sails there? Learn about those theories at this ambitious exhibition.

A cute petting zoo with all kinds of animals, such as pigs, guinneapigs, goats, hens, dogs, cats and even a talking Raven!

A natural pool with a history.

A fascinating farm that produces all kinds of delicacies - find out how they make their delicious icecream, cheese and more and leave with a full stomach!

Who was "Lucky Leifur" (I. Leifur Heppni) - and what does he have to do with the discovery of America?

A quite steep hike up a 3400 year old crater. There are stairs all the way to the top, and the view is stunning.

A wonderful solitary bathing experience with a spectacular view. Choose from two geothermal pools 30-41°C (86-105°F)

Travel back in time and experience the true Icelandic farming culture, as you join us in gathering the sheep up in the mountains.

"We come from the land of the Midnight sun where the hot springs flow" is what Led Zepplin had to say about Iceland after their concert in Iceland in the 1970s. Experiencing the Icelandic Midnight sun is truly a unique experience. Take a walk, relax with the horses or bathe in our hot-tub - you decide how you want to enjoy daylight at midnight!

Discover the friendliness of Icelandic goats - they love to cuddle!

Get to know newborn lambs - for those who are not fainthearted, you might even witness a birth!

Witness the stunning show the sun's magnetic storms cause in the winter sky in Iceland. Enjoy being in solitude in a remote place with no light or noise pollution.

Venture on an unforgettable journey into Iceland's largest lava cave and learn about the incredible forces of nature that created this island in the middle of the North-Atlantic.

Enjoy several different pools, a cold plunge, a relaxation room, a steam bath, an infrared sauna - and experience the true serenity of an Icelandic Geothermal Spa.

An adventure on Iceland's second biggest glacier - Langjökull. Its the opportunity of a lifetime, where you journey up the white slopes and go deep inside the ice tunnels that lead to the iceblue heart of the glacier.

One of Icelands hidden gems - the gorgeous Hraunfossar - our personal favorite waterfalls in Iceland., flowing from a bed of lava.

We have passion for many things, but our horses...well, they are our number one passion. We love spending time with them, not necessarily horseback riding - but we have discovered that just standing with them, giving them hugs, petting them, grooming them, walking with them and talking to them - is a powerful mindfulness exercise. Horses are such beautiful creatures - and our horses are indeed our friends and companions. Spending time with horses is a non-traditional form of meditiation, it's magical!

Paradise is a beautiful cove next to Glanni waterfall, with a beutiful green-blue pond in what may be called a cup of lava. The perfect place for a picnic when the weather is good.

Glanni waterfall is said to be the home of elves and dvarwes.

The Settlement Center is devoted to recreating Iceland's earliest days. Visitors are introduced to one of the legends of the Icelandic Sagas - Egill Skalla-Grímsson.

A museum at the former home of one of Iceland's literary legend: Snorri Sturluson - who most notably wrote Snorra-Edda. Snorra-Edda recounts Nordic Mythology and the history of the (9) worlds according to the Nordic myths, all the way from their creation to the end - Ragnarök!

Húsafell restaurant has a variety of delicious courses - from hand dived scallops to a birch smoked lamb crown.

Hraunsnef restaurant offers a variety of courses - ranging from lobster burgers to a traditional steak of lamb.

Various lovely hiking trails at Reykholt - so if you visit the Snorrastofa museum it's a great opportunity to take a walk around the area.

Some say that if you want to see Icelanders in their natural habitat, you should visit a public pool! We recommend the one in Varmaland.

There are loads of places where you can find vast spreads of blue- and crowberries. Go pick some berries and try out the traditional Icelandic delicacy; skyr with cream and berries.

Daníelslundur is a lovely forest, a perfect spot for taking walks or having picnics. It has outdoor areas where you can enjoy some time with the family and throw a steak on the BBQ. It's also a place of gorgeous view.

Daníelslundur is a lovely forest, a perfect spot for taking walks or having picnics. It has outdoor areas where you can enjoy some time with the family and throw a steak on the BBQ. It's also a place of gorgeous view.

The Troll Park is a fun and family friendly recreational park, with different activities, such as Troll Tug of War, and Troll Football.

Hreppslaug was built in 1928 and is preserved as a cultural heritage.

A goat farm with a mindful approach, offering walks with the goats. In the area thera are a lot of old cairns, and they offer a historical walk around the area with a local guide.

A lovely cafe and restaurant at the Troll Park. The owner has a big collection of vinyls, so guests are welcome to choose which record to listen to while while they enjoy their meal.

Hamarinn is a restaurant with a gorgeous view, emphasizing local infredients.

Delicious traditional fire baked pizzas.

The Troll waterfalls take their name from a formation that looks very much like a troll's face. Beautiful view and in the summer you can spot the salmons jumping around in the river

Surtshshellir cave is located in an awesome lava field formed in an eruption from Langjökull glacier in the 10th century. Surtshellir forms the largest cavestructure in Iceland, measuring 3500m (11.482 ft).

Borg is a settlement farm, where one of the Icelandic sagas most notorious characters, Egill Skalla-Grímsson, was born.