Sörla Camp is Iceland's only luxury tented camp – where luxury meets nature. Nestled between lava fields and mountains, just four exclusive Nordic tipis make this a place of tranquility and seclusion, where luxury and wilderness can be experienced in harmony. It is a retreat for the few, where modern Scandinavian architecture is combined with the untamed nature of Iceland.
At Sörla Camp, adventure and tranquility alternate like day and night. Guided hikes, snowshoe tours, or Northern Lights safaris take you deep into the Icelandic wilderness. Those who stay behind can throw axes, play Viking chess, or enjoy a round of frisbee golf under the open sky. And when the day ends, the magic of Sörla Baths awaits: hot basalt pools, refreshing cold water, and a sauna with a view into the distance—a place where nature sets the pace and luxury gently accompanies it.
The camp has just four exclusive Nordic teepees, combining a sense of adventure with modern comfort. Scandinavian design meets traditional forms, while luxurious beds and soft wool ensure a cozy atmosphere—even on cool evenings. At the same time, the tipis are equipped with everything you need for a relaxing night's sleep. And best of all, the large windows bring nature into your room—the northern lights, midnight sun, or a clear starry sky accompany you as you drift off to sleep.
At Sörla Restaurant & Bar, you can experience Icelandic cuisine at its best. The chef prepares everything fresh and according to your wishes – from fine dining to simple comfort food. Meals are served wherever you want: at the chef's table, in the restaurant, or outside under Iceland's wide sky. Accompanied by selected wines, drinks, and Icelandic beers, every meal becomes a special experience.
Sörla Camp combines everything that makes Iceland so unique: spectacular nature, clear skies far away from light pollution, and panoramic views stretching to the horizon. Only four exclusive Nordic tipis have been built between lava fields and mountains—a place that only a few people get to experience. The architecture reflects Iceland's elements: larch wood, roofs like black obsidian, basalt-inspired structures. Luminous columns show the way, hot and cold pools follow the lines of nature.
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