VACATION OFFERS

HOLIDAY HOMES

The houses are rented out for a week at a time and the rental week is from Friday at 16:00 to Friday 14:00.

Staying in holiday homes costs ISK. 39.900 the week, the weekend costs ISK. 22.000. This price applies to the residences in Skorradalur and Grímsnes. Hrafnaland and Hrókaland in Akureyri costs 

ISK 49.900 the week and the weekend costs ISK. 34.000. The payment can be deposited into account. no. 0111-26-96619 ID 680269-6619

Attention should be drawn to the fact that all the holiday homes are the property of all our members and those who have use of them should think of them as their property and look at them as if they were their other properties. Leave the houses as you want to come to them. All pets are absolutely not allowed in the residences.

Regarding the use of boats in Skorradalur, those who rent the houses during the summer must ensure that the boats are well secured so there is no risk of them coming loose and drifting out, care must also be taken that children do not use the boats except under the supervision and observation of adults.

TRAVEL GRANTS

Holiday allowances are allocated for the reimbursement of holiday resources such as airline tickets, domestic and foreign accommodation costs, also for the rental of campers, camper vans, etc.

You have to apply for these grants at the same place you apply for vacation facilities, and the same rules for allocation apply. That is the credit of vacation points determines who receives the grant, however, three years must always pass between vacation grants. The grant is ISK. 30.000.

The application deadline is and will be announced on the BFS website. Those who apply for the grant will be notified whether or not they will receive an allocation. A receipt must be presented by November 1 each year to receive the grant. The grant is applied for through the link on this page.

Note: When applying for a travel grant, a date must be entered from departure to arrival, but it does not matter in that case which dates are selected.