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Tiny Lodge Iceland: A New Sustainable Escape in the Heart of Nature
Tiny Lodge Iceland
Built with a strong commitment to nature preservation, Tiny Lodge invites visitors not only to relax, but also to participate in sustainability initiatives. Guests can sponsor a tree as part of the lodge's reforestation effort, helping restore natural habitats around the property. In collaboration with local beekeeper Guðmundur, the project also supports vital beekeeping efforts that promote pollination and biodiversity in the region.
"Tiny Lodge is more than accommodation - it's a movement toward nature-centred travel," says the founder. "We want every guest to feel connected to the land and to leave knowing they made a positive impact."
With panoramic views, peaceful surroundings, and a growing commitment to environmental stewardship, Tiny Lodge is set to become one of Iceland's most inspiring sustainable retreat destinations.
Tiny Glass lodge
Hlégerði 7
200 Kópavogur
Iceland
Info@tiny-lodge.com
+3548614700
Stefan
Tiny Lodge Iceland is a nature-focused micro-lodging project designed to offer travellers a peaceful, eco-friendly retreat in the heart of Iceland's stunning landscapes. Built with sustainability at its core, the lodge emphasizes minimal environmental impact while providing a warm, modern, and comfortable stay.
Tiny Lodge also incorporates environmental initiatives that allow guests and partners to give back. Visitors can sponsor a tree to support local reforestation and biodiversity, and the project collaborates with Icelandic beekeeper Guðmundur to promote healthy pollination and protect the local ecosystem.
Created for those seeking authentic, nature-driven travel experiences, Tiny Lodge blends simplicity, comfort, and environmental responsibility - offering an escape where every stay contributes to a greener future.
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