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Skogar Hostel
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Skogar Hostel

1.0 star property
7.8 out of 10, Good, (56)
"We enjoyed Skogar hostel! We arrived late after a hike and left early before a long commute to another glacier hike. The staff member checking us in was very friendly, the beds were more comfortable than we anticipated, and the kitchen was well equipped. There was an issue with one of the showers not properly functioning (no hot water and the faucet was wonky), but the other two of us showered fine. It is noteworthy that guests must strip their own linen in the morning and put them into laundry...
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The Barn - Hostel

Norðurfoss, Vik I Myrdal
The price is SAR 290 per night from Apr 28 to Apr 29
SAR 290
SAR 344 total
includes taxes & fees
28 Apr - 29 Apr
9.2/10 Wonderful! (430 reviews)
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Venture to Skogafoss and Dyrhólaey—just two of the sights around Ytri Sólheimar.

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Icelanders have spent generations breeding their horses (the only type of horse allowed in the country) to withstand Iceland's unpredictable, and often bad weather and to be able to walk easily through the country's uneven, rocky terrain. They have a thick coat, are very friendly, and have two unique gaits, called tölt and flugskeið. You see them everywhere in the countryside, even more than cows! We saw this handsome guy on our drive between Skógafoss and Vík.
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