Borgarbyggð Holidays

Hraunfossar's unique waterfalls emerge directly from lava fields, creating a serene cascade over moss-covered rocks. Stroll the well-maintained paths for perfect photography angles of this natural Icelandic marvel.

Barnafoss's blue waters surge dramatically through lava formations, earning its name "Children's Falls" from folklore. Combine with nearby Hraunfossar for a glimpse of Iceland's captivating western waterways.

Europe's most powerful hot spring, Deildartunguhver pumps out 180 litres of near-boiling water per second. Observe the steaming landscape before relaxing at Krauma Spa, where the thermal waters are perfectly tempered.

Climb wooden steps to this 3,400-year-old volcanic crater's rim for panoramic views of Iceland's moss-covered lava fields. The moderate hike rewards with stunning vistas of the surrounding Borgarfjörður countryside.

Iceland's largest lava cave, Víðgelmir stretches nearly a mile beneath ancient lava fields. Guided tours reveal spectacular stalactites and vibrant mineral deposits along well-lit wooden walkways.

Traditional wool centre showcasing Iceland's textile heritage with artisans demonstrating spinning and knitting. Browse handcrafted jumpers and learn about the cultural significance of Icelandic wool.

Cascading through Iceland's Grábrókarhraun lava field, Glanni Waterfall is believed to be home to elves and trolls. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views from an accessible viewing platform after a short, easy walk.

Step back in time at this immersive centre showcasing Iceland's settlement era and the saga of Egil Skallagrímsson. Enhance your visit with multilingual audio guides that bring ancient stories to life.