Located 38 km north of Hveravellir along the iconic Kjölur route, Áfangi is a rustic highland lodge owned by Húnavatnshreppur. It serves as both a cozy mountain hut and a campsite, offering scenic surroundings and convenient amenities.
Accommodation
- Bedrooms: Sleeps up to 32 people, divided into 8 private rooms (4 beds each), plus additional mattress spaces in the lounge. Guests may request made-up beds with linens.
- Self-catering kitchen and dining room are available for overnight guests and groups. Meals and refreshments (hot food, waffles, soups, packed lunches, drinks, desserts) are sold in the on-site café; larger meal orders should be placed in advance.
Campsite Essentials
- A campground surrounds the hut, suitable for tents and campervans.
- You’ll find toilets, cold water sinks, and basic outdoor seating.
- There's no need to reserve camping pitches—space is first-come, first-served.
Facilities for Guests
- Guests can unwind in the hot jacuzzi and enjoy shower access—a relaxing treat at the end of a long travel day.
- Modern shared facilities include bathrooms and showers; there’s also a lounge space with electricity and basic connectivity..
Pricing & Booking (2025 estimates)
- Accommodation bed: 8,900 ISK per person (includes bedding and linens).
- Service fee: ~2,000 ISK per person—includes showers, jacuzzi, and restroom access.
- Campsite fee: 3,200 ISK camping is available without formal reservation (often from about 2,000 ISK per night based on general highland campsite pricing).
- Payment is managed onsite at reception. Booking ahead is advised for hut rooms; camping spots are welcoming spontaneously.
Why Visit Áfangi?
- Remote comfort: A rare blend of hospitality services—heated rooms, hot tub, meals—midway in the central highlands.
- Trail hub: Ideal stopover for travelers crossing Kjalvegur or trekking the Kjölur–Hveravellir loop.
- Group-friendly: Popular with horse riding groups, guided hikes, and travellers seeking refuge with quality amenities.
Visitor Tips
- Book lodging in advance during summer peak season.
- Meal pre-order is recommended for dinner service.
- Bring insect repellant in summer—midges can swarm in this region.
- Practice leave-no-trace—trash bins are limited, and the area is ecologically sensitive.
Located 38 km north of Hveravellir along the iconic Kjölur route, Áfangi is a rustic highland lodge owned by Húnavatnshreppur. It serves as both a cozy mountain hut and a campsite, offering scenic surroundings and convenient amenities.
Accommodation
- Bedrooms: Sleeps up to 32 people, divided into 8 private rooms (4 beds each), plus additional mattress spaces in the lounge. Guests may request made-up beds with linens.
- Self-catering kitchen and dining room are available for overnight guests and groups. Meals and refreshments (hot food, waffles, soups, packed lunches, drinks, desserts) are sold in the on-site café; larger meal orders should be placed in advance.
Campsite Essentials
- A campground surrounds the hut, suitable for tents and campervans.
- You’ll find toilets, cold water sinks, and basic outdoor seating.
- There's no need to reserve camping pitches—space is first-come, first-served.
Facilities for Guests
- Guests can unwind in the hot jacuzzi and enjoy shower access—a relaxing treat at the end of a long travel day.
- Modern shared facilities include bathrooms and showers; there’s also a lounge space with electricity and basic connectivity..
Pricing & Booking (2025 estimates)
- Accommodation bed: 8,900 ISK per person (includes bedding and linens).
- Service fee: ~2,000 ISK per person—includes showers, jacuzzi, and restroom access.
- Campsite fee: 3,200 ISK camping is available without formal reservation (often from about 2,000 ISK per night based on general highland campsite pricing).
- Payment is managed onsite at reception. Booking ahead is advised for hut rooms; camping spots are welcoming spontaneously.
Why Visit Áfangi?
- Remote comfort: A rare blend of hospitality services—heated rooms, hot tub, meals—midway in the central highlands.
- Trail hub: Ideal stopover for travelers crossing Kjalvegur or trekking the Kjölur–Hveravellir loop.
- Group-friendly: Popular with horse riding groups, guided hikes, and travellers seeking refuge with quality amenities.
Visitor Tips
- Book lodging in advance during summer peak season.
- Meal pre-order is recommended for dinner service.
- Bring insect repellant in summer—midges can swarm in this region.
- Practice leave-no-trace—trash bins are limited, and the area is ecologically sensitive.
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