Update: 2025-07-25: If visiting the cache during the opening hours of the museum (10 a.m. to 6 p.m) it is necessary to book a tour. I will keep the cache alive until the end of the year.
We first visited the cave in 2004.
At this time there was only a small sign leading us from the old road to a small parking lot.
No one around us, only the inhabitants of the 2 caves, some sheep.
So we felt Lost in Iceland.
Now times has changed and the caves weren't occupied by sheep.
A little museum "The Cave People" has been integrated in the caves to give you an idea, how people lived here in the 20th of the last century.
(Photo by The Cave People)
On their Website you can get a short information about the museum and you can do a request for a guided tour.
In winter it's not open every day.
To go to the cache you have to take Lyngdalsheiðarvegur No 365. There will be a branch to the north (road no. 367).
If the branch is closed in winter (Lokad), you can't go by car to the cave. You have to walk. It's about 3 kms.
You are looking for a lock-lock-Container near the cave. It is not in the museum.
The staff of the museum is well informed about the cache. But if the Museum is open you have to book a tour. It's not possible to go to the cache without a tour. I’m sorry. The area is the private property of the Cave People. The cache is only tolerated. The original agreement was a different one.
Many thanks to The Cave People, that the cache can remain at this place.
FTF: Birkirb on 21.07.2010