Bird Watching

Simply Iceland – Small Groups, Big Adventures Discover Iceland the simple way - with space, comfort, and genuine experiences. At Simply Iceland, we believe travel should feel personal - not rushed, not crowded. That’s why we focus on small groups and a friendly, personal approach to every guest. We take you beyond the tourist crowds and into the heart of Iceland’s wild beauty, where every journey feels authentic and unforgettable. Our Signature Tours: • Northern Lights Minibus Tour – Chase the magic of the aurora with cozy blankets and hot chocolate under the Arctic sky. If the lights don’t appear, you’re welcome to join another night free of charge. • Snowmobile Adventure on Langjökull Glacier – Feel the power of Iceland as you ride across its second-largest glacier, surrounded by breathtaking icy landscapes.  • ATV Quad Tour in Húsafell – Discover one of Iceland’s most beautiful and peaceful areas on a thrilling off-road adventure through untouched nature.  • Silver Circle Tour – Venture into the Silver Circle, where West Iceland reveals landscapes as stunning as the Golden Circle, but without the crowds. Our tours are designed for those who value quality over quantity, connection over crowds, and moments that truly matter. 

The Akranes lighthouse is a delightful place to visit, any time of year. Away from the bright lights, tourists and residents flock to the site in winter to catch a glimpse of the northern lights dancing and flickering in the sky. In the summer, you can see locals having a picnic outside the lighthouse, and guests are often invited in where they can climb to the top.  Opening hours: Summer opening hours: May 16th - September 15th, every day from 10:00-16:00 Winter opening hours: September 16th - May 15th, weekdays from 10:00-16:00, closed on weekends.

The Agricultural Museum of Iceland presents the agricultural heritage and seeks to explain the history of Icelandic agriculture. The museum has an extensive collection of farm artifacts. For example, the first horse-driven equipment and the first tractors imported to Iceland, as well as the more modern artifacts of current times. The museum has Iceland´s largest collection of farm machinery which goes back to 1880. The visitor center for birdlife in Andakill is part of the museum. The museum offers guidance to the history of Hvanneyri, agricultural education and information on agriculture in Iceland today, beside visit to Hvanneyri church, one of the beautiful old churches in the countryside. Opening hours: Open daily 15th May - 15th September from 11-17 During wintertime (16th of September - 14th of May) opening hours are Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 13-17 and upon request.