Hótel Breiðavík
Only 12km (9 miles) from the Látrabjarg cliffs, the westernmost point in Iceland, Breiðavík’s natural surroundings are about as good as it gets in a country where spectacular vistas are not hard to come by. For making it this far out (and very few do), the reward is a pristine, barely touched bay, with a 5km-long golden beach, backed by towering mountains. The property itself is quite basic, with size-challenged rooms and picture frames that don’t seem to go with anything. The owners can set up excursions to the bird cliffs or transportation to and from the property.
Only 12km (9 miles) from the Látrabjarg cliffs, the westernmost point in Iceland, Breiðavík’s natural surroundings are about as good as it gets in a country where spectacular vistas are not hard to come by. For making it this far out (and very few do), the reward is a pristine, barely touched bay, with a 5km-long golden beach, backed by towering mountains. The property itself is quite basic, with size-challenged rooms and picture frames that don’t seem to go with anything. The owners can set up excursions to the bird cliffs or transportation to and from the property.
