Sky Sighting Iglúhús
Árbakki, 621 DalvíkNorth Iceland
The Iglúhús offers you an opportunity for an original vacation. By its exceptional location, its unique geodesic shape with glazed sides & roof and the simplicity of its equipment, you will experience a night “under” the stars, the Northern Lights or the midnight sun from a warm and cozy bed.
The Iglúhús is located 50 meters away from our house, in the middle of the field, on the side of Þorvaldsdalsá.
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