Women-Only Hospitality Exchange in Iceland
Saidhbhe
Akranes
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I'm Irish and living in Iceland. Love about 40minutes north of the capital in a quaint little town between the mountains and the sea. I have a sofa bed which is quite comfortable and a cat and dog that will probably want your attention.
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Ena
Laugarvatn
Can host for:
3 days
About me
My name is Ena, I’m 24 years old and I come from Croatia. I love nature, music, and spending time with people. A year and a half ago, I came to Iceland, and now I live and work here. After the summer, I’m planning to return to Croatia and start traveling. One of my biggest dreams is to visit all the Balkan countries by bike. I also want to volunteer and live in Mexico, meet people and their culture, and speak Spanish fluently. Another lifelong dream of mine is to volunteer in Africa and help children.
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Wiktoria
Hafnarfjordur
Can host for:
2 days
About me
Hii! Im Wiktoria Im from Poland living in Iceland for 2 years. I love nature and road trips🫶🏼
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Carmen
Iceland
Can host for:
2 days
About me
Hi! My name is Carmen. I consider myself like a kind, curious, and friendly person. I love long strolls, dancing, cooking and meeting new people. ****Sorry, I can't host in July 2025*****
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Hanna
Hafnarfjordur
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I’m a student that is in a program where I take my diploma in four different countries living there for 5-10 months each and getting to know the culture from a local perspective
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Make travel friends
Meet other female travelers, find travel buddies and stay with local women for free through hospitality exchange.
Is Iceland worth visiting?
Based on 63 experiences
Iceland, Family travel
Golden circle of course, the national archives is a very good museum on history (þjoðskalasafn), if you are driving go to skogafoss waterfall while touring the nature and visit skogasafn, a very fun museum and a look into culture. Hiking is beautiful there. Please try to learn the language a little, though most people speak english, our language is shrinking and learning simple thing like hello (hallo), thank you (takk) is nice to do.
Posted: August 9, 2025Hospitality Exchange in Iceland
