Háafell

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• Anonymous

  20 April 2018

  Only goat farm in Island. Great hosts. Organic farming and products. Perfect for families.

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• Anonymous

  20 March 2018

  What an incredible way to spend an hour or 2.
  We had such a great time learning and playing with the goats, even got to hold the baby kids.
  Thank you for showing us around.
  Can’t wait to try the products we bought.
  
  Ps there’s a famous goat who starred in Game of Thrones.

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• Anonymous

  22 August 2017

  Wonderful place! Greeted warmly, goats adorable, charming store, and fascinating location. Our best excursion while visiting Iceland! Don't miss out in the chance to hug a goat, learn a lot, and dogs were downright friendly!

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• Anonymous

  10 July 2017

  Go spend time with the goats, they are friendly. Try some goat milk and ice cream, great place for the kids and friendly staff. Open at 1pm!

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• Anonymous

  25 June 2017

  Lovely farm which allows visitors to get close to goats and even cuddle them!

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• Anonymous

  11 June 2017

  GOATS!!!
  
  Interesting to learn a few things about Icelandic goats. The shop has goat everything from the farm; sausage, cheese, soap, cream, pelts, sweaters. Nothing is wasted, everything is natural

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• Anonymous

  25 May 2017

  Lovely farm, lovely people, and, yes I'll say it, lovely goats. One of the goats was "eaten by a dragon" in Game of Thrones, but really it was wonderful to see a farm keeping this rare breed of goats going in this lovely valley. Highly recommended!

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• Anonymous

  19 May 2017

  This place was amazing. Super nice host, very informative. Holding baby goats was awesome. The shop had soap s, feta, and ice cream all made from the goats. Technically they dont open for tourist till June but she let us come look anyways.(my wife was dead set on it after watching the story on the plaCe on youtube) We came because Google said they were open. We spent about an hour, well work the cost to look and it benefits a great cause.
  Thank you from Alaska!

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• Anonymous

  24 October 2016

  Unique for the goats and their keepers!

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• Anonymous

  12 September 2016

  Wow what a fantastic place. My little girl had the best time petting the goats. High quality products straight from the farm. :)

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• Anonymous

  30 July 2016

  The goats of Iceland are a breed that is in danger of going extinct and the lovely farm of Háafell and it's owners are doing a great job of keeping it alive.
  The admission you pay at the entrance (1500 ikr for adults, 750 for kids) goes directly into running the farm and giving us an opportunity to help save the Icelandic goat. The coffee is also included.
  We also love that you only pay for two kids over the age of 7, even if you have more than that! We have 5 kids, ages 7-14 and it sure is nice to not have to pay for them all :)

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• Anonymous

  12 June 2016

  A lovely goat farm with goat commodities for purchase, such as feta cheese, goat sausage, a goat fat based creams like tallow (kudos for them using the whole goat). There is a 1500 ISK charge for visiting and petting the goats (took less than 15 minutes), which would be nice if it was waived if you made a purchase.

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• Anonymous

  25 December 2013

  Go here to see the Icelandic goats.

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