The ideal base for your Icelandic adventure

Last updated: Apr 15th, 2019


The perfect stop for school groups

Located in the south of Iceland in the town of Selfoss, the Selfoss Hostel welcomes intrepid travellers looking for a place to spend the night after a day of adventure. Conveniently located just off Iceland’s Route 1, this is the perfect stop for school groups exploring the south shores’ spectacular natural wonders, as well as the unspoiled landscapes and geographical gems inland.

Situated in the centre of town, the local supermarket, café and cinema are all within walking distance. The town’s geothermal swimming pool is also close by, complete with slides, hot tubs and a sauna, making it the perfect place to take a dip and unwind after a busy day exploring Iceland’s geographical wonders.

 

Selfoss Hostel in a nutshell

  • Perfect for exploring the South Coast
  • Supermarket, café, cinema and geothermal swimming pool all within walking distance
  • Friendly, welcoming family atmosphere

 

With limited availability for Winter 2019 and February 2020, what are you waiting for?

 

Whether you’re looking for a rural retreat or you’re keen to be in amongst the action in a more urban setting, at Rayburn Tours we can offer the perfect base for your Icelandic adventure. Having worked closely with Icelandic accommodation centres for over a decade, the staff understand the needs and expectations of our clients. Many of the groups make a point of mentioning the warm welcome they receive as being one of the reasons they return year after year.

 

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“Great location and wonderful staff. Very friendly and welcoming.”

Mr Skelding, Endon High School

Iceland 2018

“Lovely hostel – one of the best I’ve stayed in.”

Miss Jonathan, Egglescliffe School

Iceland, 2018

“The hostel was lovely. The staff made the experience a very positive one. They provided excellent service to the pupils.”

Miss Adnitt, Trinity Lewisham School

Iceland, 2018

“Friendly staff, great location and good food.”

Mr Parkin, Haut-Lac International Bilingual School

Iceland, 2018