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Top 10 Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in South Region, Iceland
Discover the best top things to do in South Region, Iceland including Thorlakshofn Swimming Pool, Sundlaugin Laugarskaroi, Gljufrabui Waterfalls, Sundholl Selfoss, Olvisholt Brewery, The Brothers Brewery, Icelandic Lava Show, Skogar Museum, LA Art Museum - Listasafn Arnesinga, Fridheimar.
Restaurants in South Region
1. Thorlakshofn Swimming Pool
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
2. Sundlaugin Laugarskaroi
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Zeykon - Hveragerdi, Iceland
This is the perfect place to end your day. They have nice natural steam bath and a very good hot tub with a massage machine. Just what you need to relax.
3. Gljufrabui Waterfalls
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 257 reviews
Reviewed By danielalanmartin - Barnstaple, United Kingdom
I found this waterfall by pure chance, and what I then saw was an example there still exist places on this planet that will take your breath away. I believe that the public shouldn't be allowed here because it feels magical in the sense that there is nothing like it on the planet. The masses tend to go to seljalandsfoss but they don't know what they are missing (especially since it's only a 10min walk away) all I'm gonna say is that you will need to walk inside the river up through a canyon approx 20-30mtrs before you get presented with the biggest surprise of your lives. This angelic waterfall falls from the ceiling above you. I can honestly say hand on heart, that of how you don't visit this place you're a fool. At the same time it's better for me so next time I visit, it shall remain less touched/visited by the public. Which is fine by me! If you do go you will need, waterproof footwear at least and depending on how close to the fall you wanna go, a rain jacket too. You guys can thank me later. Your welcome
4. Sundholl Selfoss
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By DKPuck - Muncie, United States
We skippes the tourist pools and came here for a fifth of the cost for the same quality. Several warm water pools and hot tubs of varying temperature. Plenty of space and right in Selfoss. A bigger slide and smaller slides for kids. Our kids LOVED this pool. So glad we came here over the much more expensive pools advertised to tourists. No packed pools here! Just tons of fun!
5. Olvisholt Brewery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
6. The Brothers Brewery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 81 reviews
Olstofa The Brothers Brewery is both brewery and bar where you can buy drinks and get a beer brewery tour. The Brothers Brewery offers a brewery and beer tour where both groups and individuals are offered a fun lecture about brewing process followed by a beer taste.
Reviewed By sdakota2016 - Sioux Falls, United States
We enjoyed our visit to the Brothers Brewery. The bartenders were informative and helpful...thanks for the popcorn!!! A great place to relax after touring!
7. Icelandic Lava Show
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 537 reviews
The only show in the world where you can safely experience red-hot lava in close proximity, see it flowing, hear it sizzling, and feel the heat that radiates from it. Shows every day at 13:30 and 17:00. An intimate and thrilling one-of-a-kind experience that is unlike anything you've ever experienced. A must see if you're ever in Vík.
Reviewed By HelgiThor83 - Reykjavik, Iceland
As a travel professional I’m always excited to see new attractions enter the market. The Icelandic lava show was for me a perfect experience and I highly reccommend it to any local or traveller passing through Vik. They have successfully created a show that links Iceland’s geology to our stunning volcanic history and doing so while maintaining a highly personal touch telling the story of the founders great grandfather during an eruption of Katla. The show is operated by the co-founder Julius who is an excellent storyteller. He started this venture with his wife and gives the audience a great insight into the preparation process of pouring molten lava into a room full of people. The show continues with a video telling the story of Katla and explaining volcanos in more detail. Eventually lava flows in the room followed by a highly educational presentation by the founder. At the end the lava is broken into pieces and kids in the audience can get a closer look. Intriguing, interresting, different and a highly entertaining attraction that I reccommend to everyone.
8. Skogar Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 550 reviews
Skogar Museum, in Skogar, Southern Iceland, is a cultural heritage collection of 15,000 artifacts exhibited in 3 museums and 6 historical buildings. It's one minute from Skogar Waterfall, just off Ring Road 1. Skogar Museum is open 365 days of the year, and we look forward to your visit! Hours: June, July, August 9:00-18:00, September through May 10:00-17:00. The Folk Museum includes agricultural and fishery tools, boats and maritime gear, textiles and costumes, musical instruments, rare books and manuscripts, natural history, and fascinating Icelandic curiousities. The Open Air Museum includes a traditional turf farmstead, a 19th century gabled farm home, a home crafted from ship wrecked driftwood, a multi denominational church assembled from 16 regional churches, and of course a miniature turf home for elves. The Transport and Communications Museums document technologies transforming rural south coast farmsteads into a network of modern communities, with an exemplary collection of automobiles, trucks, highway machinery, telecommunication, radio, and rescue team equipment used over the last century.
Reviewed By 836anneliesb - Antwerp Province, Belgium
I learned a lot at the Skogar museum. It is a very informative and detailed museum about the daily live in the early days, about transportation and communication. It is an extensive museum, both inside and outside. Certainly worth a visit.
9. LA Art Museum - Listasafn Arnesinga
10. Fridheimar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 573 reviews
In Fridheimar farm we create a pleasant Food Experience where lunch is enjoyed among the tomato plants. We also offer a Greenhouse visit where guests are informed how Icelanders are able to grow vegetables the whole year around with help from the nature. A Horse show is available where the history and gates of the Icelandic horse is introduced in a light and professional way in a nice environment. After the show our guests are welcome to the stable where they can meet the horses, take pictures and talk to the riders. This is a perfect entertainment for all age groups and specially people that are curios about family farm life in Iceland. Greenhouse visit and horse show need to be booked in advance
Reviewed By HappyTraveler247365
Email ahead of time to reserve your table for lunch! Still an excellent place to visit in the winter, was able to pet the Icelandic horses, easy to get to, good parking, excellent communication via email, delicious food
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