Bakki Cottage With Hot Tub in North Iceland

Enjoy your stay at this two-bedroom cottage with a covered terrace, geothermal hot tub, and space for 8 near Dalvik in North Iceland.

Highlights

Bakki Cottage is a charming wood cottage with a seaside view, covered veranda, and geothermal hot tub. The home is located on Eyjafjordur fjord in North Iceland, a short drive from the village of Dalvik.

This comfortable cottage has two bedrooms, a cozy living room, a kitchenette, and a bathroom.

Staying in Bakki Cottage

Inside the home, guests will find two bedrooms. Each has two single beds plus a bunk bed. Pillows and duvets are included, and linens, towels, and a baby bed can be provided upon request.

The bathroom at Bakki Cottage is equipped with a shower and hair dryer. The kitchenette has a mini-fridge, microwave, hob, and toaster, allowing guests to prepare basic meals. In the living room, there's a comfortable sofa, television, and radio.

Bakki Cottage has a lovely covered veranda with a geothermal hot tub, so guests can soothe tired muscles while enjoying a view of the fjord. There's also a gas barbecue grill. WiFi and parking are included.

Nearby

The village of Dalvik is about 15 minutes from the cottage and offers a good selection of shops and restaurants. There is also a horse rental service in the area.

Guests are less than 10 minutes from Haraldurs Stone. There's also a tour agency that offers whale watching tours just a few minutes away on Eyjafjordur.

Hiking is really popular in this area. Guests can take a ferry to the island of Hrisey, which is known for its beautiful hiking trails. Tjorn, a hiking area with beautiful mountain views, is also about 15 minutes away.

Akureyri, the largest village in North Iceland, is about 35 minutes south and has a good selection of museums.

Bakki Cottage is ideal for families and small groups visiting North Iceland. The veranda offers a stunning view of the fjord.

Book your stay at the popular Bakki Cottage, and enjoy hiking, horseback riding, and exploring in North Iceland.