Friðheimar

Friðheimar is a unique and innovative greenhouse located in the southwestern region of Iceland. The greenhouse is located in the heart of the Reykjanes volcanic peninsula and is known for producing high-quality tomatoes and cucumbers year-round.
Greenhouses are heated by geothermal energy, a renewable and sustainable energy source that abounds in Iceland. This allows the greenhouse to operate efficiently and sustainably, minimizing the impact on the environment. In addition, the greenhouse uses a closed irrigation system to recycle water, which is friendly to nature.
One of the most special features of Friðheimar Greenhouse is the use of LED lights, which simulate the natural light spectrum of the sun. This allows plants to grow and thrive in a controlled environment, regardless of the weather outside. The greenhouse also uses a sophisticated climate control system, which helps to maintain optimal levels of temperature, humidity and ventilation for the plants.
Tomatoes and cucumbers grown in the Friðheimar greenhouse are known for their premium quality and taste. Tomatoes are grown using a hydroponic system, which allows the plant to grow in a nutrient-rich solution instead of soil. This farming method yields much higher yields than the traditional one.
The conservatory also has an on-site eatery where guests can enjoy a meal made with fresh produce grown on the verdant grounds.