The Fljót Valley in northern Iceland is a gateway for adventures ranging from mountain biking to sea kayaking. Located on a converted sheep farm, Deplar Farm blends into the natural landscape with its black timber cladding and grass-sodded roof, and the floor-to-ceiling windows around the property that embrace the surrounding peaks. Iceland’s midnight sun means long summer days and endless opportunity for outdoor activities. April through September is prime time for fly fishing and Eleven has access to some of the most exclusive rivers in Iceland. The Fljótaá, a world-class Atlantic salmon and Arctic char river, is in the backyard. Further away, Deplar Farm has two cabins along an eight-mile stretch of the two-rod Hölkna River so guests can overnight steps from the fishery. Back at the lodge, many guests choose to spend entire days in the spa, hopping from the geothermal-heated outdoor pool to the hot tub.
The entire 12-bedroom farmhouse, including its stylish spa, restaurant, bar, lounge and play space, can be booked for exclusive use. All meals and most of the adventurous activities are included with your stay. All rooms have free WiFi, a TV, an iPod dock, a minibar, tea- and coffee-making facilities and Aesop and Kiehl’s bath products.
Named after a well-known Icelandic outlaw, this spacious room – the largest in the house – is on the main floor. It has a king-size bed, a fireplace, a living area, and a private deck with sweeping views to the north. In the ensuite bathroom there’s a deep soaking tub, a walk-in shower and a double vanity. All rooms have free WiFi, a TV, an iPod dock, a minibar, tea- and coffee-making facilities, and Aesop and Kiehl’s bath products.
Flóki is located on the second floor of old Deplar Farm. One of our largest rooms and full of character, Flóki has a king bed, living area, windows on three sides, and slanted ceilings.
One of four Gallery Suites, Frigg is located on the main floor between the bar and the dining area. In addition to a king bed, there’s a double bed and hammock in a lofted living space. Frigg faces southeast with dramatic mountain views.
One of four Gallery Suites, Freyja is located on the main floor between the bar and the dining area. In addition to a king bed, there’s a double bed and hammock in a lofted living space. The room faces northwest with lake and rivers views.
One of four Gallery Suites, Skaði is located on the main floor between the bar and the dining area. In addition to a king bed, there’s a double bed and hammock in a lofted living space. Skaði faces northwest with lake and river views.
.jpg)
Deplar Farm serves food and drinks that celebrate the surroundings. Fish is sourced locally, and sustainably, and lamb is pasture-raised. They buy products from local farmers, but the main mission is to eventually harvest their own vegetables and become truly source-to-fork.
Deplar farm offers Icelandic craft brews and wines from Deplar’s extensive cellar. Traditional and locally sourced drinks are also offered amongst the collection.
The otherworldly landscape of Eyjafjörður is a must-see. Spot white beaked dolphins, humpback, blue and orca whales. Whale watching in Iceland is a truly unforgettable experience.
It’s no surprise the North Atlantic ocean serves up enviable surf, but the quality of the breaks offers an element of surprise. Yes, it’s cold. Yet outfitted with 6/5/4 mm wetsuits, you’ll be comfortable in the line up. Expect mostly right-handers, with an occasional left break. And you may just spot local pro surfer Heiðar Logi in his happy place.
Heli-skiing on the Troll Peninsula is known for its beautiful rolling descents and steep couloirs taking you all the way to the ocean. This land of the midnight sun offers true adventurers extended daylight hours with more opportunity to rack up the vertical.
Discover frozen valleys during winter via fat tire snow bikes. These man-powered bikes have fat tires to float through the snow (and we promise a workout, too). Fat biking is equally fun come summer, with private trails located in our nearby mountain bike park.
Looking to cross Iceland off your bucket list with an elevated angling experience? Northern Iceland is your headquarters from July to September. Eleven has access to some of the most exclusive salmon rivers in Iceland, and a world-class lodge to complete your experience. Eleven’s fishing guides will design an itinerary to suit your goals and to give you the best chance at landing a prized Atlantic Salmon.
Sea kayaking is one of the most spectacular ways to become immersed in Iceland’s stunning natural environment. The beauty of both land and sea takes a front-row seat as you kayak around the vibrant and stunning environment of the Siglufjörður area.
The Eleven Life team offers a carefully curated menu of treatments that can be personalized for your particular concerns. Therapists work with pure, organic, vegan-friendly products, made from supercharged natural ingredients, that are scientifically proven to be effective.
Locally inspired treatment menu includes targeted massages customised to your specific issues; and men’s and women’s facials designed to support skin in extreme weather using Icelandic BIOEFFECT plant-based EGF products.
The Viking Sauna is an unforgettable experience that combines breathing techniques and contrasting intense heat with ice-water plunges to challenge you mentally and physically.
I-SOPOD Floatation Tank, a sensory deprivation therapy designed to transport you to absolute calm and tranquility.
After long days exploring Iceland guests can enjoy the geothermal-heated outdoor pool and the indoor hot tub.
Geothermal indoor/outdoor pool with swim-up bar
Sauna and steam room
Indoor and outdoor hot tubs
All gear necessary for activities.
Bicycle rental
Media room
Premium spa facility featuring two Isopod flotation tanks and three treatment rooms
Two helipads
Billiards, foosball and ping pong table
Custom-made band loft
Bar and lounge
Gym and yoga room
Guide service offering customized adventure itineraries
All gear necessary for activities
Chef prepared breakfast, lunch, après and dinner
In-room minibar
House alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages
Scheduled round trip airport transfers to Akureyri
WiFi
- 5 hour drive to Deplar Farm
- 1 hour 45 minute flight by private helicopter charter to Deplar Farm
- 1 hour 20 minute flight by chartered airline transfer to local airport, Siglufjordur Airport, or Akureyri Airport followed by 40 minute drive to Deplar Farm
- 45 minute drive to Reykjavik Domestic Airport (RKV) followed by 45 minute flight with commercial airline to Akureyri Airport (AEY) in Northern Iceland followed by 90 minute drive to Deplar Farm
The Fljót Valley in northern Iceland is a gateway for adventures ranging from mountain biking to sea kayaking. Located on a converted sheep farm, Deplar Farm blends into the natural landscape with its black timber cladding and grass-sodded roof, and the floor-to-ceiling windows around the property that embrace the surrounding peaks. Iceland’s midnight sun means long summer days and endless opportunity for outdoor activities. April through September is prime time for fly fishing and Eleven has access to some of the most exclusive rivers in Iceland. The Fljótaá, a world-class Atlantic salmon and Arctic char river, is in the backyard. Further away, Deplar Farm has two cabins along an eight-mile stretch of the two-rod Hölkna River so guests can overnight steps from the fishery. Back at the lodge, many guests choose to spend entire days in the spa, hopping from the geothermal-heated outdoor pool to the hot tub.
The entire 12-bedroom farmhouse, including its stylish spa, restaurant, bar, lounge and play space, can be booked for exclusive use. All meals and most of the adventurous activities are included with your stay. All rooms have free WiFi, a TV, an iPod dock, a minibar, tea- and coffee-making facilities and Aesop and Kiehl’s bath products.
Named after a well-known Icelandic outlaw, this spacious room – the largest in the house – is on the main floor. It has a king-size bed, a fireplace, a living area, and a private deck with sweeping views to the north. In the ensuite bathroom there’s a deep soaking tub, a walk-in shower and a double vanity. All rooms have free WiFi, a TV, an iPod dock, a minibar, tea- and coffee-making facilities, and Aesop and Kiehl’s bath products.
Flóki is located on the second floor of old Deplar Farm. One of our largest rooms and full of character, Flóki has a king bed, living area, windows on three sides, and slanted ceilings.
One of four Gallery Suites, Frigg is located on the main floor between the bar and the dining area. In addition to a king bed, there’s a double bed and hammock in a lofted living space. Frigg faces southeast with dramatic mountain views.
One of four Gallery Suites, Freyja is located on the main floor between the bar and the dining area. In addition to a king bed, there’s a double bed and hammock in a lofted living space. The room faces northwest with lake and rivers views.
One of four Gallery Suites, Skaði is located on the main floor between the bar and the dining area. In addition to a king bed, there’s a double bed and hammock in a lofted living space. Skaði faces northwest with lake and river views.
The entire 12-bedroom farmhouse, including its stylish spa, restaurant, bar, lounge and play space, can be booked for exclusive use. All meals and most of the adventurous activities are included with your stay. All rooms have free WiFi, a TV, an iPod dock, a minibar, tea- and coffee-making facilities and Aesop and Kiehl’s bath products.
Named after a well-known Icelandic outlaw, this spacious room – the largest in the house – is on the main floor. It has a king-size bed, a fireplace, a living area, and a private deck with sweeping views to the north. In the ensuite bathroom there’s a deep soaking tub, a walk-in shower and a double vanity. All rooms have free WiFi, a TV, an iPod dock, a minibar, tea- and coffee-making facilities, and Aesop and Kiehl’s bath products.
Flóki is located on the second floor of old Deplar Farm. One of our largest rooms and full of character, Flóki has a king bed, living area, windows on three sides, and slanted ceilings.
One of four Gallery Suites, Frigg is located on the main floor between the bar and the dining area. In addition to a king bed, there’s a double bed and hammock in a lofted living space. Frigg faces southeast with dramatic mountain views.
The otherworldly landscape of Eyjafjörður is a must-see. Spot white beaked dolphins, humpback, blue and orca whales. Whale watching in Iceland is a truly unforgettable experience.
It’s no surprise the North Atlantic ocean serves up enviable surf, but the quality of the breaks offers an element of surprise. Yes, it’s cold. Yet outfitted with 6/5/4 mm wetsuits, you’ll be comfortable in the line up. Expect mostly right-handers, with an occasional left break. And you may just spot local pro surfer Heiðar Logi in his happy place.
Heli-skiing on the Troll Peninsula is known for its beautiful rolling descents and steep couloirs taking you all the way to the ocean. This land of the midnight sun offers true adventurers extended daylight hours with more opportunity to rack up the vertical.
Discover frozen valleys during winter via fat tire snow bikes. These man-powered bikes have fat tires to float through the snow (and we promise a workout, too). Fat biking is equally fun come summer, with private trails located in our nearby mountain bike park.
Looking to cross Iceland off your bucket list with an elevated angling experience? Northern Iceland is your headquarters from July to September. Eleven has access to some of the most exclusive salmon rivers in Iceland, and a world-class lodge to complete your experience. Eleven’s fishing guides will design an itinerary to suit your goals and to give you the best chance at landing a prized Atlantic Salmon.
Sea kayaking is one of the most spectacular ways to become immersed in Iceland’s stunning natural environment. The beauty of both land and sea takes a front-row seat as you kayak around the vibrant and stunning environment of the Siglufjörður area.
Deplar Farm serves food and drinks that celebrate the surroundings. Fish is sourced locally, and sustainably, and lamb is pasture-raised. They buy....
Deplar farm offers Icelandic craft brews and wines from Deplar’s extensive cellar. Traditional and locally sourced drinks are also offered amongst ..
The Eleven Life team offers a carefully curated menu of treatments that can be personalized for your particular concerns. Therapists work with pure, organic, vegan-friendly products, made from supercharged natural ingredients, that are scientifically proven to be effective.
Locally inspired treatment menu includes targeted massages customised to your specific issues; and men’s and women’s facials designed to support skin in extreme weather using Icelandic BIOEFFECT plant-based EGF products.
The Viking Sauna is an unforgettable experience that combines breathing techniques and contrasting intense heat with ice-water plunges to challenge you mentally and physically.
I-SOPOD Floatation Tank, a sensory deprivation therapy designed to transport you to absolute calm and tranquility.
After long days exploring Iceland guests can enjoy the geothermal-heated outdoor pool and the indoor hot tub.
Hotel facilities with your booking:
Geothermal indoor/outdoor pool with swim-up bar
Sauna and steam room
Indoor and outdoor hot tubs
All gear necessary for activities.
Bicycle rental
Inclusions with your booking:
Guide service offering customized adventure itineraries
All gear necessary for activities
Chef prepared breakfast, lunch, après and dinner
In-room minibar
House alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages
Popular summer activities include surfing, hiking, fat biking, lake fishing (char & trout), kayaking (lake, river or sea), horseback riding, whale watching, hot spring tours, whitewater rafting, drangey tour “Puffin Island”, air tours, fly fishing for Atlantic salmon and Arctic char on permitted Icelandic rivers, Siglufjörður town tour. Lodge activities: Archery, laser tag, sporting clay shooting and frisbee golf.
Popular winter activities include hiking, whale watching, cross country skiing, fat biking, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, surfing, hot spring tours, resort skiing, dog sledding, air tours, Siglufjörður town tour. Lodge activities: self-guided cross country skiing, snowshoeing, fat biking and archery and laser tag.
In spring popular activities include heli skiing, resort skiing. backcountry skiing, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, fat biking, hiking, horseback riding, hnowshoeing, whale watching, kayaking (lake, river or sea), hot spring tours, surfing, dog sledding, air tours, Siglufjörður town tour. Lodge activities: Archery, laser tag and skeet shooting.
Fly fishing is available from April through September for specific dates and rivers.
Private lodge buyout based on 26 guests starts from £28,000 per night. Rooms rates start from £1900 per night.
- 5 hour drive to Deplar Farm
- 1 hour 45 minute flight by private helicopter charter to Deplar Farm
- 1 hour 20 minute flight by chartered airline transfer to local airport, Siglufjordur Airport, or Akureyri Airport followed by 40 minute drive to Deplar Farm
- 45 minute drive to Reykjavik Domestic Airport (RKV) followed by 45 minute flight with commercial airline to Akureyri Airport (AEY) in Northern Iceland followed by 90 minute drive to Deplar Farm
The Fljót Valley in northern Iceland is a gateway for adventures ranging from mountain biking to sea kayaking. Located on a converted sheep farm, Deplar Farm blends into the natural landscape with its black timber cladding and grass-sodded roof, and the floor-to-ceiling windows around the property that embrace the surrounding peaks. Iceland’s midnight sun means long summer days and endless opportunity for outdoor activities. April through September is prime time for fly fishing and Eleven has access to some of the most exclusive rivers in Iceland. The Fljótaá, a world-class Atlantic salmon and Arctic char river, is in the backyard. Further away, Deplar Farm has two cabins along an eight-mile stretch of the two-rod Hölkna River so guests can overnight steps from the fishery. Back at the lodge, many guests choose to spend entire days in the spa, hopping from the geothermal-heated outdoor pool to the hot tub.
Guide service offering customized adventure itineraries
All gear necessary for activities
Chef prepared breakfast, lunch, après and dinner
In-room minibar
House alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages
Geothermal indoor/outdoor pool with swim-up bar
Sauna and steam room
Indoor and outdoor hot tubs
All gear necessary for activities.
Bicycle rental
The chef Garðar Garðarsson prepares customized traditional Icelandic meals with modern techniques for all guests. Upon arrival, guests receive drinks and welcome appetizers. Snacks are served après any activity, during all seasons. All common areas are loaded with snack bars and house-made goodies. Dinner is a chance for the chef’s creativity to shine. Icelandic craft brews and wines from Deplar’s extensive cellar can be paired with any meal.
The remote Troll Peninsula of northern Iceland is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise, and we encourage guests to explore the area as much as they can. The lodge offers a variety of unforgettable guided adventures year round. If you are interested in any of these activities, the Experience Team will be more than happy to add them to your itinerary.
- 5 hour drive to Deplar Farm
- 1 hour 45 minute flight by private helicopter charter to Deplar Farm
- 1 hour 20 minute flight by chartered airline transfer to local airport, Siglufjordur Airport, or Akureyri Airport followed by 40 minute drive to Deplar Farm
- 45 minute drive to Reykjavik Domestic Airport (RKV) followed by 45 minute flight with commercial airline to Akureyri Airport (AEY) in Northern Iceland followed by 90 minute drive to Deplar Farm
Iceland’s unique geologic history has created an environment that is truly stunning. Mountains rise up from the sea along the fjords on the Troll Peninsula. The island is full of geothermal vents below the surface which form numerous hot springs throughout the country. Iceland's proximity to the Arctic Circle allows for views of the Northern Lights from October to April, and long days in the summer mean more time to adventure and explore. Popular summer activities include fishing for Atlantic salmon and Arctic char, hiking, sea kayaking and horseback riding. In the spring, surfing and heli-skiing can be done in the same day.
Popular summer activities include surfing, hiking, fat biking, lake fishing (char & trout), kayaking (lake, river or sea), horseback riding, whale watching, hot spring tours, whitewater rafting, drangey tour “Puffin Island”, air tours, fly fishing for Atlantic salmon and Arctic char on permitted Icelandic rivers, Siglufjörður town tour. Lodge activities: Archery, laser tag, sporting clay shooting and frisbee golf.
Popular winter activities include hiking, whale watching, cross country skiing, fat biking, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, surfing, hot spring tours, resort skiing, dog sledding, air tours, Siglufjörður town tour. Lodge activities: self-guided cross country skiing, snowshoeing, fat biking and archery and laser tag.
In spring popular activities include heli skiing, resort skiing. backcountry skiing, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, fat biking, hiking, horseback riding, hnowshoeing, whale watching, kayaking (lake, river or sea), hot spring tours, surfing, dog sledding, air tours, Siglufjörður town tour. Lodge activities: Archery, laser tag and skeet shooting.
Fly fishing is available from April through September for specific dates and rivers.
Private lodge buyout based on 26 guests starts from £28,000 per night. Rooms rates start from £1900 per night.
.png)
The Fljót Valley in northern Iceland is a gateway for adventures ranging from mountain biking to sea kayaking. Located on a converted sheep farm, Deplar Farm blends into the natural landscape with its black timber cladding and grass-sodded roof, and the floor-to-ceiling windows around the property that embrace the surrounding peaks. Iceland’s midnight sun means long summer days and endless opportunity for outdoor activities. April through September is prime time for fly fishing and Eleven has access to some of the most exclusive rivers in Iceland. The Fljótaá, a world-class Atlantic salmon and Arctic char river, is in the backyard. Further away, Deplar Farm has two cabins along an eight-mile stretch of the two-rod Hölkna River so guests can overnight steps from the fishery. Back at the lodge, many guests choose to spend entire days in the spa, hopping from the geothermal-heated outdoor pool to the hot tub.
The entire 12-bedroom farmhouse, including its stylish spa, restaurant, bar, lounge and play space, can be booked for exclusive use. All meals and most of the adventurous activities are included with your stay. All rooms have free WiFi, a TV, an iPod dock, a minibar, tea- and coffee-making facilities and Aesop and Kiehl’s bath products.
Named after a well-known Icelandic outlaw, this spacious room – the largest in the house – is on the main floor. It has a king-size bed, a fireplace, a living area, and a private deck with sweeping views to the north. In the ensuite bathroom there’s a deep soaking tub, a walk-in shower and a double vanity. All rooms have free WiFi, a TV, an iPod dock, a minibar, tea- and coffee-making facilities, and Aesop and Kiehl’s bath products.
Flóki is located on the second floor of old Deplar Farm. One of our largest rooms and full of character, Flóki has a king bed, living area, windows on three sides, and slanted ceilings.
One of four Gallery Suites, Frigg is located on the main floor between the bar and the dining area. In addition to a king bed, there’s a double bed and hammock in a lofted living space. Frigg faces southeast with dramatic mountain views.
One of four Gallery Suites, Freyja is located on the main floor between the bar and the dining area. In addition to a king bed, there’s a double bed and hammock in a lofted living space. The room faces northwest with lake and rivers views.
One of four Gallery Suites, Skaði is located on the main floor between the bar and the dining area. In addition to a king bed, there’s a double bed and hammock in a lofted living space. Skaði faces northwest with lake and river views.
Deplar Farm serves food and drinks that celebrate the surroundings. Fish is sourced locally, and sustainably, and lamb is pasture-raised. They buy products from local farmers, but the main mission is to eventually harvest their own vegetables and become truly source-to-fork.
Deplar farm offers Icelandic craft brews and wines from Deplar’s extensive cellar. Traditional and locally sourced drinks are also offered amongst the collection.
The otherworldly landscape of Eyjafjörður is a must-see. Spot white beaked dolphins, humpback, blue and orca whales. Whale watching in Iceland is a truly unforgettable experience.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Suspendisse varius enim in eros elementum tristique. Duis cursus, mi quis viverra ornare, eros dolor interdum nulla, ut commodo diam libero vitae erat. Aenean faucibus nibh et justo cursus id rutrum lorem imperdiet. Nunc ut sem vitae risus tristique posuere.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Suspendisse varius enim in eros elementum tristique. Duis cursus, mi quis viverra ornare, eros dolor interdum nulla, ut commodo diam libero vitae erat. Aenean faucibus nibh et justo cursus id rutrum lorem imperdiet. Nunc ut sem vitae risus tristique posuere.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Suspendisse varius enim in eros elementum tristique. Duis cursus, mi quis viverra ornare, eros dolor interdum nulla, ut commodo diam libero vitae erat. Aenean faucibus nibh et justo cursus id rutrum lorem imperdiet. Nunc ut sem vitae risus tristique posuere.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Suspendisse varius enim in eros elementum tristique. Duis cursus, mi quis viverra ornare, eros dolor interdum nulla, ut commodo diam libero vitae erat. Aenean faucibus nibh et justo cursus id rutrum lorem imperdiet. Nunc ut sem vitae risus tristique posuere.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Suspendisse varius enim in eros elementum tristique. Duis cursus, mi quis viverra ornare, eros dolor interdum nulla, ut commodo diam libero vitae erat. Aenean faucibus nibh et justo cursus id rutrum lorem imperdiet. Nunc ut sem vitae risus tristique posuere.
