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Nestled in a transformed workshop in the scenic Westman Islands, Slippurinn serves inventive, locally-sourced Icelandic cuisine with stunning views and warm hospitality.

This cozy pizzeria serves up authentic wood-fired pizzas made with high-quality ingredients, alongside refreshing local brews from Brothers Brewery.

Nestled in the heart of Heimaey, this modern hotel boasts sleek rooms, a lively restaurant, a spa, and easy access to local attractions.

Nestled in the heart of Vestmannaeyjar, this cheerful hostel offers cozy, vibrant rooms and a welcoming vibe, all just a stroll from the best local spots.

Nestled in the serene Herjólfsdalur valley, this charming retreat offers cozy cottages and glamping huts, all just a stone's throw from stunning natural vistas and a golf course.

Vestmannaeyjar (Western Islands) is an archipelago off Iceland’s south coast, formed by underwater volcanic eruptions. The youngest island, Surtsey, was formed in 1963. Heimaey is the largest and only inhabited island. It has 2 volcanoes, Helgafell and Eldfell. Interactive displays at Eldheimar Museum, in Heimaey Town, chronicle Eldfell’s devastating 1973 eruption, when some 400 buildings were destroyed. ― Google

"næs er systur staður SLIPPSINS og býður upp á næs mat, næs náttúruvín og góða næs kokteila og bjóra! á kvöldin erum við með breytt úrval af smáréttum sem eru tilvaldir að deila en í hádeginu stærri réttir sem afgreiddir eru hratt - um helgar er bröns! - næs is the sister restaurant of SLIPPURINN and offers nice food, natural wines, local beers & craft cocktails. during lunch we serve bigger courses with focus on local ingredients, brunch during weekends and in the evenings we focus on smaller courses made to share, great produce treated with respect."

This stunning national park boasts dramatic rocky landscapes, pristine lakes, and breathtaking views, making it a must-see natural gem.

Discover the breathtaking 60m Skógafoss waterfall, where stunning views and accessible trails create a magical experience year-round in Iceland.

The Southern Region of Iceland, home to 34,076 locals, features Selfoss as its largest town, buzzing with charm and a tight-knit community vibe.