Deplar Farm
Deplar, 570North Iceland

Northwest Iceland is home to one of the most unique properties in the Eleven collection. Currently being transformed from a working sheep farm into an ultimate retreat, Deplar Farm is set in a remote valley surrounded by 3,000 ft peaks. Guests heli ski from mountain tops all the way to the ocean's shores or fly fish some of the world's most exclusive Salmon beats.
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