Top Things to do in
What to do and see in , South Region: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in , Iceland including Bakkahestar, Laugabud, Solvangur Icelandic Horse Center, The House at Eyrarbakki, Konubokastofa, Eyrarbakki Kirkja, David The Guide.
1. Bakkahestar
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5.0 based on 67 reviews
Ride horses on the seashore in Iceland. Located just outside the picturesque seaside town of Eyrarbakki, the ride takes you out of the village and along the seashore. This family-run place specializes in small group tours suitable for all ages and experience levels. Fun for the whole family! Enjoy the beautiful Icelandic horse in a scenic environment.
Reviewed By Llleooo
Very good experience! Short introduction, well trained horses, easy to rid we could really get an exxperience with the icelandic horse and tölted (not sure if that is the verb ^^) for a long time along the beach and on the grasslands. Very nice lady looking after us would do it again anytime! Hoffentlich bis bald!
2. Laugabud
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
3. Solvangur Icelandic Horse Center
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5.0 based on 18 reviews
Solvangur in South Iceland is a family run horse breeding farm where people can meet the Icelandic horse by visiting the stable, the farms Stable Cafe, horse souvenir shop and/or take riding lessons. If guests would like to stay for a few nights at the peaceful countryside, there are cottages available. Visit Solvangur and become acquainted with the great Icelandic horses and their trainers.
Reviewed By nomudusage
We were six people spanning three generations and had a wonderful visit. Sigga and her team were incredibly welcoming and Sigga makes fantastic lattes in the cafe. We all had a memorable visit with the horses, dogs, cat, and rabbit plus my daughters (9 and 11) and I each took a 30-minute private lesson to experience the magic of these incredibly gentle horses. What a treat to experience the tolt! Sigge and her mom were fantastic instructors and we all thoroughly enjoyed our rides! Thank you ladies!!!!
4. The House at Eyrarbakki
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4.5 based on 34 reviews
Arnessysla Heritage Museum - The House at Eyrarbakki. One of Iceland's oldest houses, built by Danish traders in 1765. At the Arnessysla Heritage Museum's varied exhibitions, visitors can experience past times and learn about the remarkable history of the area. Opening hours: 1th May - 30th Sept. Daily: 11-18. And by arrangement 1th Oct - 30th April: By arrangement.
Reviewed By Happycoastalgirl - Yachats, United States
The wind, cold, and stoic buildings take one back to the past at the House at Eyrarbakki. We spent two hours walking through the varied exhibits and then spent another hour walking along the beach and exploring the small village. The remote location helped all of us feel connected to the south coast and the history of Iceland that, before, we had only been reading about. This enchanting site made history come alive.
5. Konubokastofa
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
The Women´s Book Lounge is an educational museum dedicated to the preservation of the writings of Icelandic female writers. The goal of the woman book lounge is to find and preserve writings from Icelandic women through the ages and present the authors and their work in our country and abroad. Icelanders and foreigners interested in Icelandic literature are welcome to visit the site at Eyrarbakki and to browse through the collection and read books during opening hours. Arrangements may be made for off-hour visitations by groups.
6. Eyrarbakki Kirkja
7. David The Guide
Private guided tours, custom travel planning and booking services from an native Icelandic adventurer
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