Luxury villas in Iceland

In the north of Iceland lies the private luxury villa Myvatn, which has an amazing view of the lake and the beautiful surrounding landscapes with its floor-to-ceiling windows. The three bedrooms are designed in neutral colours and give stunning views and both  bathrooms are spacious and high-end. The villa offers 275 square yards of space on two floors for up to 6 guests. The open-plan living area on the lower level flows seamlessly into the beautiful outdoor area, which extends to the lake and is equipped with an outdoor barbecue and high-quality designer furniture. The interior is decorated in tasteful natural tones, creating a luxurious ambience right in the nature of Northern Iceland. The high-quality equipment in the kitchen includes a gas cooker, a large refrigerator, a microwave, a dishwasher, and a good coffee maker. 

The villa is situated next to the breathtaking landscape of Lake Mvývatn. The north of the island offers many attractions, such as the waterfalls Dettifoss, Aldeyarfoss, and Godafoss, the Asbyrgi Gorge, and the volcano Krafla. In Akureyri and Husavik whale watching tours are offered as well as private fishing trips.

Location: North Iceland, on the shores of Lake Myvatn, 40-minute drive from Akureyri.

Price per night (min. 3 nights):
Semi Service: from £ 3,360.- (incl. personal host, breakfast, daily housekeeping, final cleaning)
Full Service: from £ 4,200.- (incl. personal host, breakfast, daily housekeeping, refreshments in the afternoon, dinner in the villa, final cleaning)

Directly at the National Park Thingvellir is the exceptional villa Lakeview, which offers space for up to 10 guests. You can enjoy your stay in 5 bedrooms with high-quality furniture. The open, light-flooded living area has a modern design and reveals a  breathtaking panoramic view of Lake Thingvellir and the surrounding countryside. The large south-facing terrace is equipped with a jacuzzi and barbecue - the perfect place to relax and enjoy the scenery.

The location on the Golden Circle is ideal to discover Iceland on a day trip. Thingvellir National Park is one of Iceland's most important historical sites and is home to many unique sights such as the Silfra Fissure or the Öxaráfoss waterfall. The villa offers fantastic access to the highlands and attractions of the south coast.

Location: South Iceland, at the shore of Lake Thingvellir, 35-minute drive from Reykjavik. 

Price per night (min. 3 nights):
Semi Service: from £ 4,500.- (incl. personal host, breakfast, daily housekeeping, final cleaning)
Full Service: from £ 5,620.- (incl. personal host, breakfast, daily housekeeping, refreshments in the afternoon, dinner in the villa, final cleaning)

The high-class villa Burfell in the south of Iceland offers a fantastic view of the surrounding country side. The three modern bedrooms provide space for up to 6 guests. Spend cosy evenings in the open and spacious living area at the fireplace and enjoy the breathtaking view over the amazing scenery. On the large, southwest-facing balcony, you will find a high-grade barbecue and an outdoor fireplace as well as a Jacuzzi with an outdoor shower. Close the evening with relaxing moments overlooking the unique landscape. 

The proximity to the Golden Circle makes the house the ideal starting point for many exciting excursions. Visit Thingvellir National Park or the Geysers area and admire the unique natural phenomena. Or take a day trip to the south coast and explore the famous Seljalandsfoss and one of the many black lava beaches. 

Location: South Iceland, Grimsnes area, 50-minute drive from Reykjavik.

Price per night (min. 3 nights):
Semi Service: from £ 4,200.- (incl. personal host, breakfast, daily housekeeping, final cleaning)
Full Service: from £ 5,250.- (incl. personal host, breakfast, daily housekeeping, refreshments in the afternoon, dinner in the villa, final cleaning)

The new private villa Flúðir is located in the picturesque village of the same name in the southwest of the country and offers space for 8 guests. There are four luxury bedrooms and three bathrooms in the private villa, one of which has an exquisite wellness area with a free-standing bathtub and a dry sauna. The high-quality and fully equipped kitchen invites you to cosy cooking evenings. Outside, there is a jacuzzi, a cosy fireplace, and a large sun terrace. 

The villa is perfectly located to visit many Icelandic attractions. Gullfoss waterfall and the Geyser area are only about 10 minutes away. The other Golden Circle attractions, such as Thingvellir National Park, Selfoss and the Secret Lagoon, and Laugarvatn Fontana geothermal baths are also in the area. 

Location: South Iceland, town of Fluðir, 90-minute drive from Reykjavik. 

Price per night (min. 3 nights):
Full Service: from £ 5,250.- (incl. personal host, breakfast, daily housekeeping, refreshments in the afternoon, dinner in the villa, final cleaning)

Semi Service: incl. personal host, breakfast, daily housekeeping, final cleaning.

Full Service: incl. personal host, breakfast, daily housekeeping, refreshments in the afternoon, 3 course dinner in the villa, final cleaning

Together with you, we will find the perfect flights in the Saga Premium Class. According to your wishes, you have the choice between different SUVs as rental cars with which you can explore the island on your own. With our partner Europcar, no wish remains unfulfilled when it comes to equipment. We are happy to help you plan additional excursions or extend your stay.

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There are many exciting and unique activities to do in Iceland. Fly over the breathtaking landscapes by helicopter or explore the untouched highlands with experienced Iceland experts on a Super Jeep Tour. Hike across Iceland's glaciers and descend into the ice caves or enjoy the fresh air with a round of golf overlooking the sea. Our expert staff will work with you to create your perfect holiday.

Geyser Strokkur
The south is the most visited region of Iceland for tourists and this is hardly surprising, as this is the area of the geysers. Experience the most active geyser, Strokkur, which shoots hot water into the sky every 5-10 minutes, and be enchanted by the bubbling landscape. The geyser is located in the Haukadalur geothermal region, a valley of hot springs and glassy blue pools.

Thingvellir National Park
When you reach the area of the geysers, immediately follow up with a visit to Thingvellir National Park. The park, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most historically important sights in Iceland, as the world's first democratic parliament was appointed here in 930 AD. Countless rock crevices bear witness to the drifting apart of the North American and Eurasian continental plates.

Gullfoss Waterfall
Not far from the Geyser area is one of Iceland's most beautiful waterfalls, Gullfoss. It pours down in two picturesque cascades between two rock crevices. If you travel a little further south, you can enjoy the impressive south coast of Iceland, which is also a popular destination with the black beach at Vik and Cape Dyrholaey.

Reynisfjara
The black sand beach on the south coast of the country is one of Iceland's best-known beaches and is also famous beyond the country's borders. According to Icelandic legend, the two stone peaks that rise out of the sea in front of the beach are called Reynisdrangar and were created by a battle between two trolls and a three-masted ship. When the sun rose, the trolls were petrified and the ship was trapped with them.

The Mývatn area
The area around Lake Myvatn offers a variety of interesting sights. At the southern shore of the lake are the Skutustadagigar pseudo-craters, which can be hiked and guarantee a breathtaking view over the landscape. On the eastern shore of the lake is the Myvatn Natural Bath, which with its turquoise colour is a great alternative to the Blue Lagoon. For the adventurous, several caves around the lake can be visited. 

Godafoss
Between the towns of Akureyri and Myvatn lies the famous Godafoss waterfall, the "waterfall of the gods", whose massive falls pour imposingly onto the rocks. According to the legend, the law speaker Thorgeir threw the pagan images of the gods into the waters of the waterfall when Iceland converted to Christianity.

Húsavik
In Husavik, the colourful house facades and the small wooden church in the centre invite you to take a stroll. Husavik is also the ideal place for whale-watching tours, which have been spot on around 98% of the trips in recent years. This is because more than 20 different species of whales come to Skjaldfandu Bay to feed. 

Hvítserkur
The 16,4-yard-high basalt rock rises prominently out of the water on the eastern side of Vatnsnes. The rock is an ideal place to observe various species of birds and seals. Supposedly, the rock is a troll that, while trying to destroy the monastery of Thingeyrar, was surprised by the sunrise and petrified.