Northern Lights Cabin Near Seljalandsfos in South Iceland

Choose this cabin near Seljalandsfos for up to 6 guests to enjoy a relaxing stay outside of the hustle and bustle of the city.

Highlights

This peaceful cabin is a perfect place to kick back and recharge your batteries in between adventures along Iceland’s southern coast, featuring plenty of indoor and outdoor space to relax, cook, and savor peaceful Northern Lights views.

Located just under two-hours southeast of Reykjavik, this cabin is approximately 70km away from Iceland’s Golden Circle route.

Staying in Northern-lights Cabin near Seljalandsfos

The Northern Lights cabin near the spectacular Seljalandsfos waterfall has cozy, comfortable rooms and a rustic charm. There are two compact bedrooms and a spacious living room. The kitchen includes a stove, kettle, microwave, and toaster.

Supplies, including pots, pans, silverware, and dishware, as well as bedding, towels, and body wash, are included in your stay. Free on-site parking is also available.

A porch and large private year feature comfy outdoor furniture for spotting the Northern Lights and viewing the nearby mountains.

Please be aware that hot water is limited in this cabin and that the hot water tank may take as long as two-hours to heat up to your preference.

Nearby

The cottage is conveniently positioned for day-trips to explore the south coast of Iceland. Popular destinations are within a short drive such as the Skógafoss and Gullfoss waterfalls, Dyrhólaey cape, black sand beaches near Vík, the Westman Islands, and Strokkur geyser. There is a wide range of outdoor activities in the area to engage in such as glacier hikes, snowmobiling, jeep tours, hiking, horse riding, and more.

An ideal location for couples and families, this cabin offers privacy and serenity to relax after a long day of touring the South Coast of Iceland. With convenient access to many day trips like the Skogafoss and Seljalandsfos waterfalls, guests will love the ease of access to many amazing natural sites.

Book this perfectly located south Iceland cabin today!