Located in South Iceland, Hella’s history dates back to Iceland’s earliest days. Sitting by the river Ytri-Ranga, it was a source of fresh water and a wealth of salmon for the first settlers to come here. Still, Hella’s River is great for salmon fishing! The area is most famous for Icelandic horse breeding as well as dog sledging. Since the southwest of Iceland is geothermally very active, heated waters are utilized for all public and private swimmings pool as well as the lagoons. The area is also well known for multi-day hiking trips in the direction of the explosive Volcano, Hekla.

