Garri Cottage With Terrace in East Iceland

Relax at this new wooden cottage which offers a kitchenette, porch, WiFi, and space for four on the east coast of Iceland.

Highlights

Garri is a newly built cottage about 10 minutes from Djupivogur and 50 minutes from Höfn í Hornafirði on Iceland's east coast. The home is near Berufjordur fjord and Teigarhorn Natural Monument and Nature Preserve.

This comfortable cottage has a private porch, a kitchenette with basic appliances, and a private bathroom.

Staying in Garri

This quiet little cottage is nestled between Iceland's grasslands and mountains with stunning views in every direction. The cabin itself has a wood exterior and interior for a classic, rustic appeal.

Inside, there are two small bedrooms, one with a bunk bed and the other with a twin bed. The private bathroom has a shower, and towels and linens are provided. In the evening, guests can relax on the sofa and watch some television.

Garri has a small porch with outdoor furniture, plus a barbecue grill. In the winter, it is often possible to see the Northern Lights, thanks to the lack of light pollution in this region. WiFi and parking are included free of charge.

Nearby

The closest village to Garri is called Djupivogur, and it is located on the shore of Berufjordur. Here, guests will find all essential services along with a few attractions, including the Gledivik Museum and Auðunn's Stone & Mineral Collection.

About 50 minutes away in Höfn í Hornafirði, guests can explore Hvannagil or hike to the waterfall Skutafoss.

Garri is just a few minutes from the Ring Road, which runs along Iceland's east coast. About an hour and 30 minutes north on the Ring Road, guests can visit Heavier Mountain, Fardafoss, and Galgaklettur.

Garri is ideal for small families and groups who want to visit Iceland's east coast. Its secluded location allows for views of the Northern Lights, but still puts guests within easy reach of nearby villages.

Reserve your dates at Garri soon and get ready to admire the Northern Lights and Iceland's mountainous eastern coastline!