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Fljótstunga is located in one of the largest lava areas in Iceland, which is also the home of most of the largest lava caves in the country. In the land of Fljótstunga is one of the largest lava caves in the world and said to be one of its most remarkable.

The farm is located deep in the west of the country, between Europe's most productive hot spring and the 2nd largest glacier in Iceland and 4th largest in the world. It is close to the historic home of 13th century writer Snorri Sturluson and it is surrounded by mountains, glaciers and lakes.

In the land of Fljótstunga as well as lava fields and caves, there are fishing rivers, swan lakes, berry fields, mushrooms, horses and unique stone formations that all make beautiful hiking paths. It is a peaceful place and in winter a perfect place to see the aurora boreal (northern lights). Close to the farm are swimming and hot pools.

Fljótstunga farm is mentioned in the Sagas as far back as the year 1011. The land has run in one family since the late 1800's it has a history of being a home school to one of the five farms that originally started tourism in the country side in Iceland. In 1991 the people in Fljótstunga took the task of taking care of Víðgelmir lava cave and at the same time being responsibe of showing it to travellers.

Since 2010 Fljótstunga Tourist Farm has an additional specific cause. Travellers who come to Fljótstunga are now supporting the development of artistic projects and an artistic residency at the farm.