Akureyri in northern Iceland is as pretty as a picture, with scenery that includes wilderness areas, lava fields, ice caves, steaming hot springs and magnificent volcanic peaks. The town also boasts the best sightings of the colourful ‘northern lights’ in the country. Tourists make use of the surprisingly moderate weather conditions to explore nearby Jökulsárgljúfur National Park, Húsavík, and Lake Mývatn. Hlíðarfjall Mountain is a wonderful skiing destination, covered in snow for around 180 days a year. There are many museums to explore in the town, but the cultural highlight of the region is arguably the collection of traditional turf homes built into the mountainside, which allow a sneak-peek into Icelandic history.
Hotel Kea by Keahotels is located in the heart of Iceland’s second city, Akureyri. The hotel features comfortable rooms and suites equipped with modern amenities, including satellite TV, Nespresso coffee machines, writing desks, chairs and bathrooms with hair dryers. Guests can enjoy delicious meals at the on-site restaurant and bar. Other hotel facilities and services […]
