Experience Lodges
Our flagship offering, Eleven Experience Lodges are full-service travel experiences set in one-of- a-kind locations with world-class accommodations.
Adventure Lodges
Ideally suited for the core adventure enthusiast, Eleven Adventure Lodges are remote hideouts with premium accommodations that offer unparalleled experiences.
HOMES
Privately Owned Residences, Vetted and Approved by Eleven®
Our carefully curated selection of privately owned residences are available for longer term rentals and comply with all local rental regulations. Eleven has coordinated with a select group of third-party private owners to offer this unique collection of properties that are only available as full home rentals. These properties are unstaffed, and do not include additional guided adventures and culinary services. Although, if you are interested in additional services, we would be happy to help coordinate these for you with local experts.
Iceland Angling
If you want to battle the hardest fighting fish (pound for pound) in the world, head to northeastern Iceland from July through September. Two remote cabins situated on the Hölkná River give anglers exclusive access to eight miles of pristine water, where Atlantic salmon run from the nearby ocean. With a stretch just 150 yards from the cabins and guides who will transport you by 4×4 to the water fishing best at the time of your trip, anglers are well-positioned to land the fish of a lifetime.
A note on fishing in iceland
Program Director - North Atlantic Salmon Fund
Fishing in Iceland will test any angler’s skill, and you will almost always have the water to yourself. Conditions are usually crystal clear, so anglers are often able to sight fish, which makes the catch all the more exciting. Most fishing is done with floating lines and fairly light tackle, and nothing beats a big fish breaking the surface to take the fly. Pound for pound, the fish are strong and will put up a good fight, especially if the tackle is light. In Iceland, all fishing is catch-and-release. I find nothing more rewarding than releasing a beautiful fish, knowing it will go on to repopulate the river and ensure great fishing in the future. Various waters will test the guide’s and the angler’s knowledge in fly choice, presentation, and ability to read the water.
Hölkná Cabins Angling: Hölkná River
If you want to battle the hardest fighting fish (pound for pound) in the world, head to the Hölkná Cabins in northeastern Iceland from July through September. Two remote cabins situated on the Hölkná River give anglers exclusive access to eight miles of pristine water, where Atlantic salmon run from the nearby ocean.
Deplar Farm Angling: Fljótaá River
Known for Atlantic salmon and Arctic char, the Fljótaá River is just five miles from Deplar Farm. Only four rods are permitted on this river, so guests can expect an unparalleled feeling of personal privacy and unpressured access. The Fljótaá is narrow and fast flowing, making it perfect for light tackle and an overall dynamic angling experience.
Deplar Farm Angling: Húseyjarkvísl River
Just an hour from Deplar Farm, the Húseyjarkvísl is one of the only rivers that offers both world-class salmon and sea trout fishing. The sea trout season starts in April and offers anglers the rare opportunity to heli-ski and catch trophy trout on the same day, while July and August are the months for Atlantic salmon.
