People come from all over the world to experience the nature in Iceland. Take a spectacular hike through the stunning landscape in Iceland and reward yourself with a bath in natural hot springs. Glaciers, volcanos and geothermal adventures await you.
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An amazing day in the area around the Reykjadalur geothermal area.
USD 193 9 Hours
More informationTo increase our appetite the tour includes a short hike, where we visit natural attractions such as waterfalls, ravines and lava fields.
USD 333 9 Hours
More informationEnjoy a combination of the best sights of the south coast with a hike on a glacier
USD 179 11 Hours
More informationYoga & Hike in the autumn excites all the senses: the colors of the plants, the clear air and the sweetness of the ripe berries. The play of color shows the strong energy of nature before the winter silence begins.
USD 322 6 Days
More informationDiscover and feel the power of Icelandic nature in summer - and let yourself be enchanted by the splendor of the midnight sun during the Yoga&Hike Summer Retreat
USD 358 6 Days
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You might have noticed when you travel around Iceland that almost every town, no matter how big or small has a swimming pool. They might not have a bank or a hospital but they’ll have a swimming pool! Our geothermal energy makes this possible of course and provides hot water for our little paradise getaways. We really love our swimming pools band we have strict rules you need to know about!
Landmannalaugar is a fascinating geological wonder, a geothermal oasis on the Highlands of Iceland, surrounded by multicolored mountains and steaming lava fields.
The southern coast of Iceland is by far one of the most popular destinations that Iceland has to offer. It’s easy to access and many breathtaking sights to see. It’s actually such a big deal over here that we tend to refer to it exclusively as “The South Coast”. Sometimes forgetting that many countries do in fact also have their own south coasts.
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