Cabins & Lodges in Iceland

Cabins & Lodges in Iceland

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Cabins in Iceland

Enjoy a unique holiday in incredible Iceland

For those of you who are adventurous and curious, Holidu takes you to Iceland, the remote island-country that most of us placed on the map after the aerial chaos that caused the awakening of one of its many volcanoes with an unpronounceable name, the “Eyjafjallajökull”. However, the land of fire and ice has much more to offer than volcanoes with exotic names. This is one of the best places in the world to enjoy the wildest nature in its purest form. It will be an unforgettable trip!

See the northern lights from Iceland's cabins

Iceland's cabins are unique, not so much for their buildings but for their locations. Have the incredible experience of staying in the middle of nature, surrounded by almost magical landscapes considered insurmountable by any other place in the world. As if this were not enough, you can also enjoy all the comforts of a typical lodging; television, internet, heating, gardens, among others. Do you want to know the magic of the cabins in Iceland? We are waiting!

Travellers and activities

Iceland for active travel

Visit the Haukadalur valley, there you will be able to contemplate one of the most surprising natural phenomena that this country offers: the eruption of a geyser. The Strokkur geyser takes centre stage on its merits and with its regular explosion every 5-10 minutes it is a real spectacle. Trust us; you'll want to see it over and over again. And if you are lucky, you may have to witness the awakening of Geyser, also called The Great Geyser, the oldest-known geyser.

Iceland for sports lovers

Although it is hard to believe, Iceland is a paradise for diving lovers, so if you dare to dive into its icy waters, you can enjoy a unique experience diving between two continents in Silfra, the freshwater crevice that separates America from Europe. If you prefer to enjoy yourself in the water, take your surfboard, a good wetsuit and enjoy the cold temperatures to enjoy this wonderful sport in extreme conditions

If you visit Iceland, keep in mind that January and February are usually freezing. During these months, there are up to 18 hours of darkness

Top 7 travel tips in Iceland

1. Visit the capital Reykjavík

This small city where most of the country's population is concentrated is well worth a visit. Being amazed by the strange architecture of the Hallgrímskirkja church, enjoying the lively atmosphere of the Old Port or tasting the best dishes of the local gastronomy are just some things you can do in Reykjavík

2. One of the best-known tourist routes in Iceland, the Golden Circle

With amazing routes such as Þingvellir park, the impressive Gullfoss waterfall and the Haukadalur valley or valley of geysers... The ideal way to explore it is to rent a car or better yet, rent a van, but if you don't have that possibility, there are some tours that organize day trips visiting the main attractions of the area with guides

3. One of the best known tourist routes in Iceland, the Golden Circle

with essential routes such as Þingvellir park, the impressive Gullfoss waterfall and the Haukadalur valley or valley of geysers. The ideal way to explore it is to rent a car or better yet, rent a van, but if you don't have that possibility, there are some tours that organize day trips visiting the main attractions of the area with guides

4. Take a tour of the most impressive waterfalls in Iceland

If there is not lacking in Iceland, it is waterfalls. It will be difficult for you to choose your favourite among so many wonders. Dettifoss, Godafoss or Skofafoss are just some of the most beautiful waterfalls in Iceland, and yes, they will blow your mind

5. Try the famous and delicious Skyr

It is difficult food to classify, a kind of mix between yogurt and cheese, you cannot leave Iceland without trying it. More than 1000 years of history and multiple health benefits ... Can you have a better cover letter? Another culinary delight in Reykjavík that you can taste is the famous Pilsur or Icelandic hot dog

6. Do not miss the wonderful Blue Lagoon

If there is a place that perfectly represents a country as peculiar as Iceland, that is Blue Lagoon. The Blue Lagoon, which is the English translation, is a blue hot spring due to the minerals that make up its soil. But they are not simply swimming pools, since the biggest peculiarity is the smoke that the water gives off. And it is that Iceland is a country with an impressive geothermal energy, which comes from the earth and the volcanoes that are under the crust

7. Do not forget to go to the Snaefellsnes Peninsula

a good area to see volcanoes, and the Saxhóll crater is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular on the island. Volcanoes like Saxholl suddenly emerge from lava flows, creating a very peculiar landscape; on a great plain a perfectly formed volcano is created. In addition, on the Sneafellsnes peninsula, Kirkjufell is a must, a beautiful rock formation with a waterfall at its feet

FAQs: Cabins in Iceland

Which types of services can you typically find at the cabins in Iceland?

When looking at the services offered by Holidu, it appears that the cabins in Iceland benefit from everything that holiday-makers desire! Here, the cabins generally include a variety of amenities, the most popular being: Wi-Fi (81%), barbecue (66%), and garden (40%)...What more could you want?!

What are the reviews like for the cabins in Iceland?

The cabins here are often well rated. 54% of the cabins in Iceland have excellent reviews and an average rating of 4.5 stars!

Are the cabins in Iceland suitable for family holidays?

Judging by the Holidu database, 24% of cabins in Iceland are child-friendly, so you won't face any issues in finding the perfect log cabin for you and your family.

Are the cabins in Iceland suitable for holiday-makers who wish to travel with their pets?

Yes! In Iceland, 14% of the cabins accept them, 40% even have a garden!

Do the cabins in Iceland mostly have Wi-Fi?

Of course! According to last year's data, 81% of cabins in Iceland include Wi-Fi. This means that you will be able to stay connected at any time!

What is the average price for cabins in Iceland?

According to the data collected last year, there are few cabins in Iceland costing less than £100 per night.

Do the cabins in Iceland generally come equipped with a fireplace or a pool?

Of course! According to the data collected last year, many cabins in Iceland are equipped with a fireplace. Therefore, it is the perfect destination for a winter getaway!

Are the cabins in Iceland suitable for trips in large groups or rather for an escape as a small group?

According to last year's Holidu data, 83% of cabins are made for up to four guests. Approximately 66% of the cabins here include at least two separate bedrooms. This is the perfect destination for small groups of friends!

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