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Drangar Country Guesthouse is a premium accommodation —a beautifully restored farm property offering a unique blend of history and modern comfort.
The guesthouse features 12 distinctive rooms, including themed accommodations such as the "Tractor Shed" and "Cow Barn," reflecting its agricultural heritage. Each room offers stunning views of the Skógarströnd coastline or surrounding mountains, and all include en suite bathrooms.
The renovation of Drangar was overseen by the award-winning architectural firm Studio Granda, which retained the farm's original structures while introducing contemporary design elements. The result is a harmonious balance of old and new, with warm interiors and thoughtful use of materials that pay homage to the farm's past.
You can enjoy the tranquil surroundings and are within easy reach of nearby towns like Stykkishólmur and Búðardalur. Drangar also serves as an excellent base for exploring the natural beauty of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula and the Dalir region.
Nearby things to do

1h
Kirkjufell Mountain
Iconic mountain rising above the surrounding landscape. Its distinctive conical shape is often likened to a church steeple, which is reflected in its name, meaning "Church Mountain" in Icelandic.

1-2h
Stykkishólmur
Picturesque fishing town known for its charming waterfront, colorful houses, and stunning views of the surrounding fjords and mountains.

20m
Svörtuloft Lighthouse
19-foot-tall tower located on a 4-kilometer-long cliff at the western tip of the Snæfellsnes peninsula.

45m
Rauðfeldsgjá Gorge
Stunning narrow ravine that offers an adventurous experience and an intriguing connection to Icelandic sagas. The gorge is steeped in legend, with the story of Rauðfeldur, who was pushed into the ravine by his uncle Bárður Snæfellsás after a tragic incident involving Bárður's daughter.

1h
Búðakirkja
Striking wooden church surrounded by a dramatic landscape of mountains and lava fields. This iconic church is famous for its distinctive black exterior, which contrasts beautifully with the vibrant greenery and rugged terrain.

1h
Bjarnarfoss Waterfall
Beautiful waterfall located in the remote western part of Iceland. Its name means "Bear Falls," and it is said that the waterfall got its name after a bear was spotted near the falls. The waterfall is surrounded by scenic cliffs and a lush forest, making it a perfect spot for hiking and nature walks.

15m
Ingjaldshólskirkja
Charming church located in the small fishing village of Þorlákshöfn. This quaint wooden church, built in 1903, is characterized by its distinctive red roof and white exterior, which stand out beautifully against the surrounding landscape of mountains and coastal views. The church is named after Ingjaldur, an early settler, and is a beloved landmark in the area, reflecting the region's rich cultural heritage and architectural history.