The Mountain Mall on the Landmannalaugar grounds is set up inside three buses. Here you can buy basic supplies from hats, long johns, maps and camping gear to hot chocolate (500kr), fresh soup (from 1300kr), groceries and snacks. It also sell fishing licences (2000kr per person per day).
Mountain Mall
The South
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