Words can hardly describe the immense natural forms, colors, and smells that make up much of Iceland's winter landscape. The least populated country in Europe, this Nordic island needs to be seen to be believed. From black sand beaches to glaciers, lava fields to geysers, here you can find scenery you probably never thought you'd see in real life. Much of Iceland truly looks like it came straight out of a storybook.

Iceland is a breathtaking destination that offers a unique experience for nature lovers and adventurers. Breathing the pure air, feeling the fresh breeze on your face, and witnessing the Northern Lights dancing in the sky are just some of the reasons why you should put Iceland at the top of your list of destinations to visit during the winter. Additionally, the rich culture and hospitality of the Icelandic people ensure that every visitor feels welcome and enchanted. Iceland is not just a trip: it is an exploration of the senses and an invitation to adventure that promises to renew the spirit and inspire the soul.

On clear winter nights, when the sky is sufficiently dark and cloud-free, the auroras appear as dancing curtains of green, pink, and violet light, creating a stunning spectacle.

The waterfalls in Iceland are true natural wonders, standing out in a country already famous for its incredible geography. Among the most notable is Dettifoss. This waterfall offers a spectacular view, with water thundering down and creating a mist that can be seen from afar.

Iceland's hot springs, heated by volcanic activity, offer a unique relaxation experience. Places like Laugarvatn Fontana delight visitors with their mineral-rich waters and spectacular views, perfect for rejuvenating the body and mind in the stunning Icelandic natural setting.

Itinerary

Each night, we will watch the skies for the Northern Lights.

Day 01

- Flight travel.

- Pick up transportation.

- Departure to Selfoss.

- Accommodation and rest.

Day 02

Visit to Selfoss, a strategic and central city for those who want to visit nearby natural wonders, such as the Golden Circle.

Day 03

Visit to the Seljalandsfoss waterfall, famous for allowing visitors to walk behind its curtain of water, offering a unique perspective and spectacular views.

Continue to the black sand beach Reynisfjara and on the way back, stop by Skógafoss waterfall with a water drop of 60 meters in height and 25 meters in width.

Day 04

Visit to the artisanal wool factory in Hella.

Departure towards Laugarvatn Fontana, where you can immerse yourself in mineral-rich hot spring pools, naturally heated by the region's underground volcanic activities. Additionally, you can experience the traditional sauna, where the hot steam directly from the earth provides an unforgettable purifying experience. If you're brave enough, you can also dive into the icy lake!

Continue the day with a workshop on how to make traditional lava bread, baked underground.

Before finishing, visit the frozen crater Kerið.

Day 05

Visit to Reykjavík, known for its vibrant culture, innovative architecture, and incredible access to nature.

Optional: Possibility to visit the Blue Lagoon.

Day 06

Visit to Geysir, a very active geyser that erupts every 5 to 10 minutes, shooting a column of hot water that can reach up to 20 meters high, and sometimes even 40 meters.

Continue towards the Gulfoss waterfall with a stop at the Búðakirkja church, famous for its distinctive all-black exterior paint and isolated location, creating an impressive contrast with the surrounding natural scenery.

Day 07

Visit to Thingvellir National Park, located in the area where the North American tectonic plate meets the Eurasian plate, making it a place of great geological significance.

End the day by diving into the warm waters of the Secret Lagoon, one of Iceland's oldest geothermal pools, located in the small village of Flúðir.

Day 08

Departure to your home destination by plane.

Notes

Accommodation:

• The stay will be in individual beds, in shared rooms and house, as the experience is meant to be lived in community. A wooden house will be reserved about 40 km from the capital, so we can enjoy the tranquility of the starry sky and have a better chance of witnessing the Northern Lights.

Meals:

• Full board: Completely vegetarian meals (vegan and gluten-free options available but not included).

• Meals will be organized by the group, and everyone is invited to participate in their preparation, experiencing one of the most important aspects: nourishing our bodies. We will take advantage of local products and seasonal offerings.

Transport:

• In a 9-seater van. Accompanied by Carlos Martins, who will provide guidance and transport throughout the tour, daily program, and logistics. The tour will be conducted in Portuguese and/or English.

Exclusions:

• Personal accident insurance

• Museum entrance fees

• Train and boat tickets, bus

• Souvenirs and extra food

• Personal expenses

• Entry to the Blue Lagoon