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By staying on a farm in Iceland you get to know the local people, taste fresh produce and immerse yourself in nature as you will be surrounded by beautiful uninterrupted landscapes.

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Why stay in a farm accommodation in Iceland?

Farm accommodation in Iceland is a unique way to experience the country's rural lifestyle and natural beauty. Many farms in Iceland offer rooms or cottages for visitors to stay in, giving them an opportunity to see how traditional Icelandic farms operate while enjoying comfortable accommodations.

These farms can be found all around Iceland, with many located in remote and stunningly beautiful areas. Guests can expect cozy rooms with basic amenities such as heating, bedding, and shared bathrooms. Some farm accommodations may also offer private bathrooms, kitchen facilities, and even hot tubs or saunas. It can also provide opportunities for guests to interact with farm animals such as Icelandic horses, sheep, and cattle.

In addition to experiencing farm life, guests can also explore the surrounding landscape, with many farms located near natural wonders such as waterfalls, hot springs, and glaciers. Overall, farm accommodation in Iceland offers a unique and authentic experience for travelers looking to get off the beaten path and immerse themselves in Icelandic culture and nature.

Frequently asked questions

What types of accommodations are available on Icelandic farms?

Icelandic farms typically offer a range of accommodations, including rooms in the farmhouse, cottages, and guesthouses. Some farms may also have camping facilities.

What kind of facilities can I expect on Icelandic farms?

Facilities can vary from farm to farm, but guests can usually expect basic amenities such as heating, bedding, shared bathrooms, and communal kitchen facilities. Some farms may also have private bathrooms, hot tubs, and saunas.

Will I be able to interact with animals on a farm accommodation in Iceland?

Yes, many farms in Iceland have farm animals such as Icelandic horses, sheep, and cattle, and guests can interact with them. Some farms may even offer horseback riding or farm tours.

Are Icelandic farm accommodations suitable for families with children?

Yes, many Icelandic farms are family-friendly and offer accommodations and activities suitable for children.

What is the best time to visit Icelandic farms?

Icelandic farms can be visited year-round, but summer (June-August) is the most popular time to visit as the weather is milder and there are more daylight hours. Winter (December-February) can also be a beautiful time to visit, with the possibility of seeing the Northern Lights.

Do I need a car to get to Icelandic farms?

Yes, as many Icelandic farms are located in rural areas, having a car is recommended to get around.

What is the cost of staying at a farm accommodation in Iceland?

The cost of farm accommodations in Iceland can vary widely depending on the location, season, and type of accommodation. Prices can range from around 50 USD to 200 USD or higher per night.

Do I need to bring my own food when staying at a farm accommodation?

It depends on the farm. Some farms may offer meals, either included in the price or for an additional fee. Others may have communal kitchens where guests can prepare their own meals.

How do I book a farm accommodation in Iceland?

You can book farm accommodations in Iceland online through Guide to Iceland.

What should I pack when staying at a farm accommodation?

It's recommended to pack warm and waterproof clothing, as the weather in Iceland can be unpredictable. Comfortable shoes for outdoor activities are also a good idea. Don't forget to bring any personal items you may need, such as toiletries or medications.

What are some popular activities to do while staying at a farm accommodation?

Activities can vary depending on the location of the farm, but some popular activities include horseback riding, hiking, sightseeing, and relaxing in hot springs. Some farms may also offer farm tours or cultural activities, such as Icelandic cooking classes.

Is it possible to stay on a working farm in Iceland?

Yes, many farm accommodations in Iceland are working farms, meaning guests can experience traditional Icelandic farm life and even participate in farm activities if they choose.