FreshwaterVatnamót, Fossálar, Geirlandsá and lower Skaftá — Kirkjubæjarklaustur
This renovated farmhouse beside the Fossálar, near Kirkjubæjarklaustur in south-east Iceland, sleeps ten in four twin and two single rooms. In spring and autumn, twelve rods rotate between three rivers of the Skaftá system, the Vatnamót, Fossálar and Geirlandsá, for sea-run brown trout, with two guided days on each and one guide per two anglers. All fishing is fly only and catch and release, and a summer program starting in 2027 reaches the lower Skaftá by hovercraft.
Published price
US$5,500 per person · 4 nights · 2027
Season
April to October
Main fish
Sea-run brown trout
and 3 more
Guiding
1 guide to 2 anglers
10 guests at a time
Season
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April to October
Sea trout are fished in spring and autumn, April 15 to May 15 and August 27 to October 20 in 2026. The new summer program, which reaches the lower Skaftá by hovercraft, runs July 27 to August 20, 2027.
Per person for the 2027 summer program, July 27 to August 20: 4 nights with 3 full and 2 half fishing days, in a twin room with one guide for every two anglers. The six-day spring and autumn sea-trout weeks are priced separately; in 2026 they ran from US$7,300 per rod in May to US$9,975 per rod in September.
Included
4 nights at the lodge
Full board
Fishing licences
Guiding
Transfer to and from the lodge
Not included
Wine and beer, sold at the lodge
Tips
Prices are shown in the currency the lodge publishes them in. Confirm the rate with the lodge.
The lodge
Guests at a time
10
Guiding
1 guide to 2 anglers
Package
4 nights, 4 fishing days
For non-anglers
Not published
Wi-Fi
Not published
Established
Not published
Getting there
Gateway airport
Reykjavík (KEF), Keflavik International Airport
From there
A shuttle leaves Keflavík airport at 9 am or Reykjavík at 10 am and reaches the lodge at about 1:30 pm. The lodge is about 1 km off Ring Road 1, 15 minutes from Kirkjubæjarklaustur.
Loading map
The pin marks the lake or river the lodge sits on, not the lodge building. Location from OpenStreetMap.