It is a 4 bedroom apartment (suitable for 7 people). A wonderful country place to stay by the ring road. Perfectly placed in the Diamond Circle in North-Iceland. Lovely surroundings and lots of activities close by. We are a small working sheep farm and we know each sheep by name. If you ask, I can introduce you to my friendly and charming sheep. We also breed riding horses for our family and we often have horses for you to meet. You can expect to meet our young border collie Snúður and our old cat Brandur. We are surrounded by nature. I spend most of my time at home on the farm and you can always reach me if you want to see the animals or if you need anything at all. You can also call my sister Finna in advance to open her Personal museum for you, 3 minutes walking distance.. 10 minutes drive from us is the location of Snow dogs, a wonderful family run dogslading company with the sweetest siberian husky dogs. We are close to the waterfalls Goðafoss and Aldeyjarfoss, both ideal for photography, Mývatn in all it's glory and its's nature baths. Visit Mývatn ! At Mývatn you can check Geo tours for snowmobile tours, icecavetours and more. Or Askja volcano tours by bus at Mývatn tours. Húsavík is 30 minutes away a charming small town known for whale- and puffinwatching and Geo sea baths. You can take the Diamond ring and see Ásbyrgi, Hljóðaklettar and Dettifoss the magnificent and from there to Mývatn 40 minutes drive to Akureyri, the capital of the north. There you find the Forrest lagoon, a botanical garden, zip line, nice cafés and stores and all sorts of museums.. and you can take a ferry to the small island Hrísey and have a bite at one of their restaurants. For horseriding we have a few rentals close by.. Safari horses at Mývatn, Lava horses on the way to Húsavík and Saltvík by the sea close to Húsavík. Or you can sit in the garden or inside reading a book and enjoy warm cocoa or icecold Icelandic water. Asfalt road all the way up to the house and a big asfalt parkinglot shared with the familyhome and the church. Steps and pavement heated with geothermal water to melt ice and snow.