Húsafellsvöllur

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to experience Húsafellsvöllur, and what's unique about playing golf there?

You absolutely have to aim for the summer months, especially June and July, to truly appreciate Húsafellsvöllur. This is when you can experience the surreal midnight sun, playing well past midnight with plenty of light - it's an unforgettable, bucket-list golf experience. Be prepared for unpredictable weather, though; layers are your best friend, even in summer.

What kind of challenge does Húsafellsvöllur present, especially with Iceland's unique landscape?

Don't expect a manicured links course; Húsafellsvöllur offers a rugged, authentic Icelandic golf experience. The fairways can be a bit wild, and you'll contend with lava rock formations and the ever-present Icelandic wind, which adds a significant challenge to every shot. It's more about embracing the raw beauty and less about chasing your lowest score.

How easy is it to get to Húsafellsvöllur from Reykjavik, and what should I know about the journey?

Getting to Húsafellsvöllur is part of the adventure, about a two-hour drive north-east from Reykjavik, and we highly recommend renting a car. The drive itself is stunning, passing through dramatic landscapes, so factor in time for photo stops. There's no public transport directly to the course, so self-driving is essential for flexibility.

Is playing Húsafellsvöllur an expensive experience, and is it worth the cost?

Golf in Iceland generally isn't cheap, and Húsafellsvöllur is no exception, but we believe it offers excellent value for a truly unique experience. Expect green fees to be comparable to other quality European courses, and consider renting clubs if you're not bringing your own, as they're readily available. It's an investment in an unforgettable round, not just a game.

Beyond golf, what else can I do around Húsafell to make the most of my trip?

Húsafell is a fantastic base for exploring West Iceland, so definitely plan to stay a night or two. You're right near the stunning Hraunfossar and Barnafoss waterfalls, and the Langjökull glacier offers incredible ice cave tours and snowmobiling adventures. Combining a round of golf with these natural wonders makes for an epic Icelandic itinerary.