Islandia Hotel Nupar is a new and comfortable summer hotel located in the middle of a lava field in quiet surroundings. It is situated by the main ring road in Iceland, about 25km east of the town Kirkjubaejarklaustur. The hotel has 60 spacious and bright room all with big windows and balcony doors. All rooms have comfortable beds, private bathrooms with shower and beautiful views. From the restaurant you can enjoy an unspoilt view of the surrounding lava and moss fields and to the spectacular Vatnajokull Glacier.

A great place to stay to explore Kirkjubaejarklauster and take a bus trip to the Laki Craters. The first settler on the settler´s farm Geirland á Síðu was Eysteinn “hinn digri” (the fat) from Sunnmæri in Norway. Geirland stands under a heath west of the river of Geirland which has spread over the farmland and caused a lot of damage. The river comes from the west side of Kaldbakur and has the waterfall Fagrifoss a short distance from the route to Laki. It devieded the districts of Hörgsland and Kirkjubær before they were united in 1990. In the last century, 1935-1984, Sigfús H. Vigfússon lived at

Hotel Laki is 5 km's from Kirkjubaejarklaustur and 70 km's from Laki Craters which takes about 2 hours due to rough roads which require a 4WD vehicle. With us you can choose between staying at the hotel or in one of our adjacent well-appointed cottages. Experience the magic of nature in the countryside, the bright summer nights or the darkness of the winter with the northern lights.  We strive to fulfill all your needs and exceed your expectations by offering you simply the best possible service in the most salubrious of surroundings. We’re located only a short distance away from many of Iceland’s best known pearls of nature, such as Skaftafell National Park, Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, Ingólfshöfði nature reserve and the volcano Laki.  At the edge of our field stand the Landbrotshólar pseudocraters, formed seven thousand years ago; Tröllshylur, where the Skaftá river once ran; and the breathtaking Fjarðárgljúfur canyon, found on the way to Laki.  Nor should one forget the elven dwellings close to the farm, where keen-eyed folk have often caught sight of the Hidden People.

Kirkjubæjarklaustur is statistically proven to be Iceland’s warmest and sunniest place – not a bad record to hold in a country where the weather is regarded as something totally unpredictable! Although the odds are with us on this one, we don’t promise you sunshine at Icelandair Hotel Klaustur. Instead, we offer you the renowned Icelandair Hotel comfort and quality, unchanging whether it rains, hails or shines. The south coast of Iceland is one of Europe’s most picturesque places. Black sands of the thunderous Atlantic shore meet