Hotels in Selfoss

Walk the rim of Kerid Crater for stunning views of its vibrant blue-green lake against red volcanic slopes. The 6,500-year-old formation offers an easy path down to the water's edge for up-close exploration.

Iceland's most voluminous waterfall roars across the Þjórsá River with 360 cubic meters of water every second. Stand close enough to feel the mist on your face while taking in views of the surrounding ancient lava field.

Step inside Iceland's ancient sustainable homes with their distinctive grass-covered roofs and earth walls. The museum offers a fascinating glimpse into how Icelanders ingeniously adapted to the harsh climate.

Selfoss Church stands tall with its striking modern design along the peaceful Ölfusá River. Inside, the simple yet elegant sanctuary offers a moment of tranquility away from Iceland's bustling tourist routes.

Iceland's first dairy factory now houses eight diverse restaurants and a wine bar in a beautifully reconstructed space. Don't miss the Skyrland exhibition in the basement to learn about Iceland's unique dairy heritage.

Iceland's first concrete lighthouse blends functionalism with art nouveau styling in its striking 86-foot tower. The coastal setting offers spectacular photo opportunities against the North Atlantic.

This third-generation woodworker's gallery showcases handcrafted wooden artworks and mechanical inventions in a remodeled barn. Don't miss the historic piano organ rescued after the 1973 volcanic eruption.

Explore Iceland's Viking-era dairy heritage at Skyrland Museum through interactive exhibits tracing skyr's evolution from ancient staple to global superfood. Finish with a tasting of various flavors at the Ísey Skyr Bar.