Information about Ölkelda
Olkelda is a farm in the south of Snaefellsnes, taking its name from a renowned mineral spring close by.
The pristine mineral spring by the Olkelda farm is a nature reserve. The water is excellent for drinking and hence the place has become highly popular for travellers.
Discover this area in more depth on a tour of Snaefellsnes.
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