I am a German big city girl who was going to take a break to clear her head for one summer in 2005. Basically I never really went home again since and today I have an Icelandic husband and two wonderful energetic German Vikings. We have two horses, a dog and a cat. We bought the farm from my in-laws and decided to share it with you! The farm was “cut” out of the neighbourfarm as heritage to my husbands grandmother. She built our living house in 1947 and lived here until she was 92 years old. My husbands parents built the newer house on the farm, which has now become the guesthouse in 1993. In the summer of 2017 my in-laws decided to move to the city and we bought the farm and are now looking forward to sharing it with you!

Our 6 bedrooms each have their own colour and theme. Some rooms offer more space than others. In the rooms Sunset, Geysir at night and Glacierlagoon it is possible to have a baby bed inside. The double beds in rooms Sunset and Glacier lagoon are set together of two 90 cm beds, therefore it is no problem to seperate them. The beds in rooms Lupine and Northernlight measure 80 cm, the double beds in rooms Geysir at night and Volcano are 160 cm. There is a small shared living room, that offers to sit together and relax with a cup of tea or coffee. Our farm invites to a short evening stroll, laying between 2 small rivers. Breakfast is available for those who want. For early Check-in/late Check-out, please contact me. Our family of 4 is looking forward to welcoming you on our farm.

In the nearby village Flúðir (3 km or 1.8 miles) you can find a bakery - Sindribakari, a shop, a gas station, a wine shop, 5 restaurants, fresh vegetables directly from the farms, a swimming pool and a geothermal pool, the Secret Lagoon. 12 km or 7.5 miles away you will find the wonderful horse rental Riding Tours South Iceland. We are perfectly situated for day trips to the South coast, the West of Iceland or parts of the Highlands, which makes it convenient to stay a couple of nights. We offer everything you will need for small children. Groups up to 15 people are also welcome.