Guesthouse Baegisa - Akureyri

Farm guesthouse in Akureyri with animal tours and home-cooked Icelandic meals

Farm Animal Encounters and Nature Walks

Guesthouse Baegisa operates a working sheep farm where guests interact with lambs, cows, and friendly dogs. The property offers farm tours and the chance to bottle-feed baby lambs during the stay. A walk above the farm leads to a gorge with sweeping views of the valley and sheep grazing along the path.

Homemade Icelandic Meals and Dietary Options

The onsite restaurant at guesthouse Baegisa serves home-cooked Icelandic dishes prepared with local products. Dinner is available upon request, and breakfast includes eggs cooked to order, homemade granola, and jam. The host accommodates dietary preferences such as plant-based options and offers homemade cookies in the kitchen.

Children's Playground and Family Activities

The guesthouse provides a children's playground and board games and puzzles for family entertainment. The working farm engages children under six with animal feeding and open space to explore. The property also includes a TV lounge and outdoor seating for shared relaxation.

Soundproofed Rooms with Mountain Views

Guest rooms at Bægisá include private bathrooms, tea and coffee makers, and soundproofing. Triple rooms and twin rooms offer mountain views of the surrounding fields and farm. Hand-knitted wool socks are provided for guest use during the stay.

Close to Akureyri and Hiking Trails

The guesthouse is 16 miles from Akureyri Airport and 14 miles from Hof Cultural Center. Hiking trails start directly from the property, leading into a nearby gorge. The Akureyri Botanical Garden and University of Akureyri are a short drive away.

• Farm Experience: Working sheep farm with bottle-feeding lambs and farm tours
• Dining: Home-cooked Icelandic meals with dietary accommodations
• Rooms: Soundproofed rooms with mountain views and private bathrooms
• Location: 16 miles from Akureyri Airport, near botanical garden
• Activities: Hiking trails, children's playground, and board games
• Best For: Families with young children and nature enthusiasts