A cozy wooden cabin in the tiny village of Bakkafjörður, in Iceland’s far North-East. This peaceful retreat combines panoramic sea and peninsula views with the comfort of a fully equipped home and a private garden. It’s perfect for families, couples, or friends looking to experience Iceland away from the crowds. –––––––––––––––––––––– Located in Bakkafjörður (population ~60) in North-East Iceland, this cabin offers space, comfort, and scenery far from the usual tourist routes. From the windows, the garden, and the large wooden deck, you can enjoy views of the Langanes Peninsula, along with seabirds and the soothing sounds of nature. Just one hour from the Ring Road, the cabin feels secluded yet remains easy to reach throughout the year. Inside, there are two bedrooms, a gallery loft with two single beds, and a sleeper sofa in the living room, comfortably sleeping up to 6 guests. Highlights: 🌊 Scenic deck with panoramic views of the sea and Langanes Peninsula 🌱 Private garden and spacious wooden deck, perfect for relaxing outdoors 🛌 Sleeps up to 6: two bedrooms, loft with twin beds & a sleeper sofa 🍲 Fully equipped kitchen & outdoor grilling area 📶 High-speed WiFi, tested at 48 Mbps – reliable for streaming & calls 🧺 Towels, bed linen & free private parking included 🐦 Birdwatcher’s paradise with oystercatchers and occasional whales in the fjord... Whether you arrive in sunshine, rain, or under the northern lights, the cabin provides a welcoming base in one of Iceland’s most tranquil coastal villages.

I’m your host Marko, originally from Croatia and now building my dream life amidst the landscapes of Iceland. I enjoy welcoming guests from around the world and helping them experience the peace and beauty of this remote village. If you need anything during your stay, I’m always happy to assist.

Bakkafjörður is a small fishing village in North-East Iceland, known for its peaceful atmosphere, fresh sea air, and wide views of the Langanes Peninsula. Whales are occasionally spotted in the fjord, adding to the charm of this remote setting. There is no grocery shop in the village, so it’s best to bring supplies in advance. The closest shops are in Vopnafjörður (30 km) and Þórshöfn (40 km). In the summer months, you can have a meal at the small local restaurant, and fuel is available at the village gas station. The cabin has free private parking just outside and is easily accessible year-round. Pets are not allowed. Smoking is not permitted indoors, but guests are welcome to enjoy a cigarette on the terrace. –––––––––––––––––––––– Nearby Attractions – Short trips (up to 1 hour): | Langanes Peninsula (30–60 min drive) – abandoned farms, bird cliffs, and endless ocean views | | Digranes Lighthouse (1 hour hike) – sea and coastal views | | Selárdalur Swimming Pool (20 min drive) – local geothermal pool | | Bustarfell Manor (turf houses) | 50 min drive – local museum in a preserved turf farm near Vopnafjörður | | Rauðanes Point coastal hike (1 hour drive) – dramatic cliffs, sea stacks, and arches | –––––––––––––––––––––– Nearby Attractions – Day trips (1–3 hours): | Stuðlagil Canyon (1h 40min drive) – basalt columns and turquoise river | | Dettifoss (~2 hours drive) – Europe’s most powerful waterfall | | Lake Mývatn (~2 hours drive) – lake, birdlife, and the Mývatn Nature Baths | | Hverir geothermal area (Námafjall) (~2 hours drive) – steaming mud pools and colourful sulphur fields | | Húsavík (~2h 30min drive) – Iceland’s whale-watching capital |