The price includes: transfer from/to Keflavik Airport, an 11-day travel program (~2500 km), accommodation in apartments, houses and cottages, breakfasts, snacks and dinners prepared according to a pre-planned menu, all fuel costs, toll roads, parking as per the program, entrance tickets to National Parks, a comfortable 9-seater minibus with a driver, accompaniment by two experienced tour leaders, a photo report, 24/7 information support and a fully planned itinerary.

Not included: flights to and from Iceland, visa (if required), medical insurance, meals outside the program (cafes and restaurants are optional), personal expenses (souvenirs, alcohol, additional activities not included in the plan).

Click the "Book a Tour" button or message us via messenger. We'll send you a public offer and payment details for the advance payment. Once the advance payment is made, your spot is secured, and you'll receive a confirmation email and a preparation checklist: clothing, footwear, medications, and helpful tips.

We will send you an offer/agreement with tour and service description as well our company details and bank account details. Payment upon reservation will be €600, the second installment by February 15th will be €1,200, the third installment by May 15th will be €1,200, and the fourth installment will be €650 on the first day of the tour.

You'll need to book tickets to Keflavik (KEF) with arrival on the first day of the tour and departure on the last day. After booking, we'll help you find convenient flights and coordinate arrival and departure times for the entire group.

We live in cottages and apartments with multiple bedrooms. We typically accommodate 2-3 people of the same gender per room, sharing twin beds. In some locations, a single occupancy surcharge may apply; this can be discussed in advance when booking.

You don't need to be an athlete; basic endurance is sufficient: you can comfortably walk 4-10 km a day on trails. The tour includes both easy walks and several simple routes. If you like to walk for a few hours or engage in active activities, this is the perfect choice.

Yes, most participants travel alone. We create a shared Telegram chat in advance, where everyone gets to know each other, shares photos, and asks questions. A group usually has about seven people, so the atmosphere quickly becomes warm and friendly, like being with friends.

We collect a nutrition questionnaire in advance and take your preferences into account: meat-free, lactose-free, etc. Breakfast includes porridge, eggs, sausages, cheese, and vegetables. Snacks, nuts, protein bars, and fruit are provided along the way. Dinner includes warm dishes with vegetables, side dishes, fish, or meat. The menu will be filling, ensuring you have enough energy for the treks.

These are usually people aged 23 to 45 who work hard, love nature, and value real emotions. They include IT specialists, freelancers, entrepreneurs, photographers, and those who have long dreamed of a recharge and value comfort and care. The atmosphere in the group is light, supportive, and very warm.

We always adapt to the group, taking into account the weather and how you're feeling. For the most challenging treks, we provide an honest description and the option to cancel. You can stay in the lodge or take a walk around the area. Your comfort is more important than checking off a specific location.

All cancellation and refund policies are outlined in the offer you'll receive when you book. The sooner you notify us of your cancellation, the more of your refund will be available. You can also transfer your seat to another participant—in this case, the deposit is usually fully refunded by agreement.

You will receive a checklist of recommendations for clothing and accessories.

Yes, yes. The best option is a soft suitcase or trekking bag weighing ~12–15 kg + a small backpack up to 30 liters for day trips. Suitcases and larger bags remain at home/in the car; on treks, we only take a day backpack weighing 20–30 liters.