Vikingcafe

Guesthouse

Very expensive. The black beach is nice but you have to pay 800kr for it or stay the night for 2000kr per person.

To pay a 800 surcharge per person for KR at Viking Cafe, the tour covers a Viking movie scene on the Mountain, Vestrahorn (Sky Mirror), a lighthouse and a beach area on the last side. To be honest, if it's just looking at lighthouses, beaches or Viking villages, it doesn't push at all, but if the weather is good, it's worth looking at the mirror of the sky.

800 isk per person for a derelict Viking village — film set at first seems expensive. But we were lucky and then were able to watch seals on the beach. It was worth that!

Outrageous pricing, even by Icelandic standards. To just walk to see one pretty view (which was mentioned in our guide), they were charging $8 per person. We just turned around and left — as did the other three cars behind us.

Great experience, food and service were really good.

Super nice place, but 8chf for a coffee sollube it hurts when even.

6euros for a marecageux trail, a movie set that falls into ruins and hair dung every 2 meters…
Flee there are plenty of other hikes (free plus) more enjoyable. To good hearing.

Bad coffee, but friendly staff. Prices are absolutely ridiculous, even by Icelandic standards. We paid 1500 ISK for an Espresso and a Cappuccino.

The village Viking and Nice to see but the right of way remains expensive for a movie decor not maintained at all and that falls into ruins.

Absolutely recommended. Friendly and helpful service. Only the toilets are not so tingly.
Free Wi-Fi.

Greedy unfriendly owner, way to expensive for what it is, badly maintained (and unused) movie set. Ordinary gravel road, and 800 ISK per person to just walk around a bit. Avoid this place, instead just drive through the tunnel towards the west and take pictures from the Vestrahorn mountains from the other side.

Very warm and cozy cafe. Must try their hot chocolate!

The bar is right on the tip and from here part of the tour.

One of the nice and small cafe. You can have here coffee snacks and much more. When is cold and rain these small places are our saving places.

Very enterprising owner. Friendly service. Unisex toilets. Big cake servings! Hot drinks essential in winter. Free Wi-Fi! What's not to like?!

Careful that you're going to leave without paying, it's often the Viking, like a dog behind the fence. Now the spectacular site.

The coffee is nice but the campsite pitiful and expensive: dilapidated and dirty showers, no kitchen, no shelter. We're camping in an austere parking lot. A 2000 Crown/pers This is the most expensive and the least good camping we have had in 3 weeks. The person who holds the Viking coffee is on the other hand very friendly.

Nice place, delicious croissants.

From the Viking café you take a short walk to a village. You can see Vestrahorn. It's worth it for the environment. From the café you can drive to the beach overlooking Vestrahorn.

Adventurer this is for you! If you are interested in visiting a ruin field (movie decor almost 10 years ago! ) Not renovated, palisade partially collapsed, plank of wood hanging around, Boutasse swamp on one sinks at each step, open the eye on where you set foot, or you will easily make an ankle in a hole. The old lady of coffee forgot her smile at home and the area to take her foot to make you pay to have the right to walk on her land! See even to go hunting for the little thugs wanting to return without paying! Good trip!

Good location great hot chocolate:)