Lovely Accommodation in east Iceland
Hafursá- Framhús in East Iceland, close to Egilsstaðir (23 km)
This small, lovely house in the valley Fljótsdalur, close by the
river Lagarfljót and the forest Hallormsstaðaskógur.
In the house there are two bedrooms and a living room with a kitchen corner. Cooking facilities and a microwave oven. WC/Shower.
The next town is Egilsstaðir (23km), where you'll find shops, supermarkets and a lovely, outdoor swimming pool with hot pots.
The location of the house is excellent for excursions around East Iceland and the fascinating eastern fjords and even into the highlands. Enjoy the evening sun after a beautiful day out on the small veranda in front of the house.
river Lagarfljót and the forest Hallormsstaðaskógur.
In the house there are two bedrooms and a living room with a kitchen corner. Cooking facilities and a microwave oven. WC/Shower.
The next town is Egilsstaðir (23km), where you'll find shops, supermarkets and a lovely, outdoor swimming pool with hot pots.
The location of the house is excellent for excursions around East Iceland and the fascinating eastern fjords and even into the highlands. Enjoy the evening sun after a beautiful day out on the small veranda in front of the house.
Key facts
- 2 bedrooms
- Max 4 persons
- 40 m2
- Reference code O434
Price per night from
196€
Sleeping arrangements
Ground floor
Bedroom 1
- 1× Narrow high bed
70×195 cm - 2× Single bed
90×200 cm
- 1× Narrow high bed
Bedroom 2
- 1× Narrow high bed
70×195 cm - 2× Single bed
90×200 cm
- 1× Narrow high bed
Features
- Internet
- TV
- BBQ
- Dryer
- Washing machine
Location
- 8 hours 37 mins from Keflavík Airport
- 5 mins from the next gas station
- 20 mins from the next grocery store
- 8 hours 8 mins from Reykjavík City Center
Hallormsstaðaskógur, the largest forest in Iceland, lies along the eastern shore of Lake Lagarfljót and has a collection of tree species and a campsite. Fljótsdalur also has several smaller forests, including Eyjólfsstaðaskógur and Úlfsstaðaskógur, both popular with walkers.
Skriðuklaustur, the former home of the author Gunnar Gunnarsson, is about 25 km away. The house was built on the site of a 16th-century monastery and now hosts art exhibitions and cultural events. Café Klausturkaffi is in the former dining room, and the excavated remains of the monastery are nearby.
Egilsstaðir, often called the capital of East Iceland, is about a 17-minute drive away, at the northern end of Lake Lagarfljót. With around 2,500 residents, it's the largest settlement in the region and has gas stations, supermarkets, restaurants, cafés and a swimming pool.
Skriðuklaustur, the former home of the author Gunnar Gunnarsson, is about 25 km away. The house was built on the site of a 16th-century monastery and now hosts art exhibitions and cultural events. Café Klausturkaffi is in the former dining room, and the excavated remains of the monastery are nearby.
Egilsstaðir, often called the capital of East Iceland, is about a 17-minute drive away, at the northern end of Lake Lagarfljót. With around 2,500 residents, it's the largest settlement in the region and has gas stations, supermarkets, restaurants, cafés and a swimming pool.
Viatis recommends
- Vök Baths - Iceland's only floating pools
- Fjord Borgarfjörður Eystri
- Petra's Mineral Stone Museum
- Atlavík in Forest Hallormsstaðaskógur
- Waterfall Hengifoss and Waterfall Flögufoss
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