Description
Summary
Description
Choose this small wooden cottage with mountain views, a kitchenette, a private bathroom, and space for two in rural East Iceland.
Highlights
Kaldi is a small wooden cottage located in the countryside of East Iceland. The home has a front porch, a kitchenette, and a private bathroom.
Guests are about 10 minutes from the village of Djupivogur and within walking distance of the Snaedelfoss Waterfall.
Staying in Kaldi
Kaldi has one bedroom with two single beds. Linens, bedding, and towels are all included. There's a comfortable sitting area with a sofa, plus a dining table that seats four. The home has many large windows, so guests can enjoy views of the mountains and surrounding countryside throughout their stay.
This cottage has a basic kitchenette with a stove, microwave, and mini-fridge, plus basic tableware. Guests can also prepare meals outside on the gas barbecue grill. There's also a private bathroom with a shower. A baby crib is available for little ones.
WiFi and parking are included free of charge.
Nearby
About 10 minutes away in the village of Djupivogur, guests can get fuel, shop for groceries, and eat at restaurants. The Djupivogur Lighthouse is worth visiting, and guests can also hike at the nearby Teigarhorn Natural Monument and Nature Preserve.
Snaedelfoss Waterfall is about 5 minutes from the cottage. Barkinafoss is about 10 minutes away, and Mulafoss is about 30 minutes away.
Other nearby attractions include Green Rock, Oxi Road Mirror Place, and Heidavatn. About an hour away at Breiðdalsvík, travellers can enjoy a panoramic view of Iceland's east coast.
It's possible to take a day trip to the village of Hofn, which is about 1 hour and 15 minutes away, or to Husavik, which is about an hour and 30 minutes away.
Kaldi is a great cottage for couples and singles visiting East Iceland. Its central location makes it possible for guests to take day trips to many villages and top attractions.
Book your stay at Kaldi soon, and spend your holiday relaxing in the beautiful coastal countryside of East Iceland.
