Can visitors stay at Sólheimar Eco-Village?

Yes, visitors can stay at Sólheimar in eco-friendly guesthouses. This allows them to experience the sustainable lifestyle of the community and participate in various activities and workshops.

Who founded Sólheimar Eco-Village and what was the inspiration behind it?

Sólheimar was founded by Sesselja Sigmundsdóttir on July 5, 1930. She was inspired by her Christian values and the philosophies of Rudolf Steiner, aiming to create a community focused on sustainability and care for individuals with learning difficulties.

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Solheimar Eco-Village

About Solheimar Eco-Village

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Hours 2:00 pm - 11:00 am

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Tours That Visit Solheimar Eco-Village

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Small Group

Exclusive Small Group Tour: Northern Lights Adventure in Iceland

4.9(44)

Premium small-group aurora experience with photography assistance.

5-7 hoursUp to 8 guests

From

69.900 kr.

per person

FlyBus Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik (KEF to BSI)

4.8(2,309)

Official FlyBus airport shuttle from Keflavik International Airport (KEF) to BSI Bus Terminal in central Reykjavik. Departs after every flight arrival. 45-minute journey with free Wi-Fi and carbon-neutral travel.

45 minutesUp to 50 passengers

From

3.999 kr.

per person

FlyBus Plus Hotel to Keflavik Airport (Reykjavik Hotel to KEF)

4.8(2,309)

FlyBus Plus door-to-door service from your Reykjavik hotel to Keflavik International Airport. Minibus picks you up from the nearest bus stop to your hotel, then coach from BSI to KEF. Total journey approximately 75 minutes.

75 minutesMinibus + up to 50 passengers (coach)

From

5.199 kr.

per person

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Frequently Asked Questions

Sólheimar offers a variety of workshops focused on arts and crafts, organic gardening, sustainability practices, and holistic living. Visitors can participate in activities such as pottery, weaving, candle-making, and guided tours of the village.