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7/31 - 8/7/2025(8 days)
7/31 - 8/7/2025(8 days)
Kolugljúfur Canyon
Kolugljúfur Canyon
Church in Víðimýri
Church in Víðimýri
4.4Google
The Arctic Henge
The Arctic Henge
4.3Google
Raudanes Point
Raudanes Point
4.6Google
Dettifoss
Dettifoss
4.8Google
Hljóðaklettar
Hljóðaklettar
4.7Google
Lava field Dimmuborgir
Lava field Dimmuborgir
4.5Google
Aldeyjarfoss
Aldeyjarfoss
4.9Google
Goðafoss Waterfall
Goðafoss Waterfall
4.8Google
Grábrók
Grábrók
4.3Google
Kirkjufell
Kirkjufell
4.7Google
Búðakirkja
Búðakirkja
4.5Google
Olafsvik
Olafsvik
4.5Google
Snæfellsjökull
Snæfellsjökull
Hraunfossar
Hraunfossar
4.7Google
Ocean Break Cabins
Ocean Break Cabins
4.7Google
Grjótagjá cave
Grjótagjá cave
4.3Google

We have another trip to Iceland coming up, an island that is rough on life. In winter there is little light, in summer too much. It's called the Land of Fire and Ice. It is also the land of wind and weather that changes several times a day. Glaciers, waterfalls, beaches, mountains, hot pools - it's all Iceland.

This term we will visit the north of the island and the Snaefellsnes peninsula. Do you think you have to go to the notorious and most visited south to experience Iceland? The opposite is true. The real Iceland for me is the north of the country. The trip is therefore suitable for travellers who have never been to Iceland and would like to see what only about 35% of all incoming tourists visit. Or for those who have already been to the south of Iceland and would like to visit another part of it. 


This time we will meet at the airport in Iceland, I will send you all the instructions for the trip.


Why come to Iceland with me?

  • This is my fifth season in Iceland, in that time I have done 34 groups and spent a total of 270 days in Iceland as a result, so I know it like the back of my hand :)
  • No, it's not packed and no, we're not just sitting in the car. Of course Iceland involves crossings, so we will definitely be sitting in the car, but not as substantially as you think. Plus, this term is packed with treks, so the trip is not for the lazy 💪 (It rhymes😁)
  • So the trek is not for everyone, some treks will be more challenging, on the other hand I think anyone who is active can do it, even active retired people. 
  • Another point worth mentioning is definitely the accommodation. We won't be moving every night, we will always have whole houses rented that are just for us, or flats and apartments. Most of them 97% have double rooms and some have hot pools. 
  • It's my last season.
  • The last point is the fact that you already have breakfast and dinner included. I consider this extremely important, Iceland is an extremely expensive country and you can't eat under 1000 CZK per meal in a restaurant, plus it's usually not a very pleasant dining experience. That's why I will prepare breakfast and dinner. Don't worry, there will be plenty of food and it will be tasty, not judged by me, but by all previous participants 😉


Note: due to the fact that there are no fixed flight schedules for next year yet, departure and arrival dates may vary +-2 days from the original dates. 

If anyone has severe food intolerances such as gluten, vegan or vegetarian they must contact me in advance to arrange or deduct the amount to be used for meals. For example, vegans and gluten-free people I am usually unable to accommodate in the diet and therefore the food will be on their shoulders.  On the other hand, I can deal with vegetarians and lactose intolerant people :)


Included in the excursion:

  • tickets with hand luggage and backpack + 2 checked bags per group, departing from Prague
  • car rental in Iceland
  • driver, Czech speaking guide - me
  • all entrance and parking fees unless explicitly stated otherwise
  • accommodation in huts or apartments where we will be the only ones
  • half board


What to bring:

  • a raincoat
  • a waterproof jacket that doesn't blow and doesn't get wet - an autumn jacket is sufficient for the temperature
  • mikina if it gets cold, it can snow in Iceland even in summer
  • lightweight hat and gloves - just in case
  • comfortable trousers suitable for trekking in dry weather and rain
  • waterproof and comfortable trekking boots
  • snacks for accommodation
  • cosmetics
  • swimwear and a small towel
  • sun cream
  • insect netting for the face. especially in the interior, swarms of flies fly, which is very unpleasant
  • eyecaps and earplugs - there is non-stop light in Iceland in summer, not all accommodation has blackout curtains, earplugs because of the birds, they never sleep
  • Backpack suitable for trekking, snacks, raincoat
  • plenty of underwear
  • trekking poles if you use them normally - foldable, must fit in checked suitcase
  • Sneakers - seriously, if possible, they will come in handy.

We have another trip to Iceland coming up, an island that is rough on life. In winter there is little light, in summer too much. It's called the Land of Fire and Ice. It is also the land of wind and weather that changes several times a day. Glaciers, waterfalls, beaches, mountains, hot pools - it's all Iceland.

This term we will visit the north of the island and the Snaefellsnes peninsula. Do you think you have to go to the notorious and most visited south to experience Iceland? The opposite is true. The real Iceland for me is the north of the country. The trip is therefore suitable for travellers who have never been to Iceland and would like to see what only about 35% of all incoming tourists visit. Or for those who have already been to the south of Iceland and would like to visit another part of it. 


This time we will meet at the airport in Iceland, I will send you all the instructions for the trip.


Why come to Iceland with me?

  • This is my fifth season in Iceland, in that time I have done 34 groups and spent a total of 270 days in Iceland as a result, so I know it like the back of my hand :)
  • No, it's not packed and no, we're not just sitting in the car. Of course Iceland involves crossings, so we will definitely be sitting in the car, but not as substantially as you think. Plus, this term is packed with treks, so the trip is not for the lazy 💪 (It rhymes😁)
  • So the trek is not for everyone, some treks will be more challenging, on the other hand I think anyone who is active can do it, even active retired people. 
  • Another point worth mentioning is definitely the accommodation. We won't be moving every night, we will always have whole houses rented that are just for us, or flats and apartments. Most of them 97% have double rooms and some have hot pools. 
  • It's my last season.
  • The last point is the fact that you already have breakfast and dinner included. I consider this extremely important, Iceland is an extremely expensive country and you can't eat under 1000 CZK per meal in a restaurant, plus it's usually not a very pleasant dining experience. That's why I will prepare breakfast and dinner. Don't worry, there will be plenty of food and it will be tasty, not judged by me, but by all previous participants 😉


Note: due to the fact that there are no fixed flight schedules for next year yet, departure and arrival dates may vary +-2 days from the original dates. 

If anyone has severe food intolerances such as gluten, vegan or vegetarian they must contact me in advance to arrange or deduct the amount to be used for meals. For example, vegans and gluten-free people I am usually unable to accommodate in the diet and therefore the food will be on their shoulders.  On the other hand, I can deal with vegetarians and lactose intolerant people :)


Included in the excursion:

  • tickets with hand luggage and backpack + 2 checked bags per group, departing from Prague
  • car rental in Iceland
  • driver, Czech speaking guide - me
  • all entrance and parking fees unless explicitly stated otherwise
  • accommodation in huts or apartments where we will be the only ones
  • half board


What to bring:

  • a raincoat
  • a waterproof jacket that doesn't blow and doesn't get wet - an autumn jacket is sufficient for the temperature
  • mikina if it gets cold, it can snow in Iceland even in summer
  • lightweight hat and gloves - just in case
  • comfortable trousers suitable for trekking in dry weather and rain
  • waterproof and comfortable trekking boots
  • snacks for accommodation
  • cosmetics
  • swimwear and a small towel
  • sun cream
  • insect netting for the face. especially in the interior, swarms of flies fly, which is very unpleasant
  • eyecaps and earplugs - there is non-stop light in Iceland in summer, not all accommodation has blackout curtains, earplugs because of the birds, they never sleep
  • Backpack suitable for trekking, snacks, raincoat
  • plenty of underwear
  • trekking poles if you use them normally - foldable, must fit in checked suitcase
  • Sneakers - seriously, if possible, they will come in handy.
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Iceland North + Snaefellsnes

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The adventure awaits

7/31 - 8/7/2025(8 days)
7/31 - 8/7/2025(8 days)
Kolugljúfur Canyon
Kolugljúfur Canyon
Church in Víðimýri
Church in Víðimýri
4.4Google
The Arctic Henge
The Arctic Henge
4.3Google
Raudanes Point
Raudanes Point
4.6Google
Dettifoss
Dettifoss
4.8Google
Hljóðaklettar
Hljóðaklettar
4.7Google
Lava field Dimmuborgir
Lava field Dimmuborgir
4.5Google
Aldeyjarfoss
Aldeyjarfoss
4.9Google
Goðafoss Waterfall
Goðafoss Waterfall
4.8Google
Grábrók
Grábrók
4.3Google
Kirkjufell
Kirkjufell
4.7Google
Búðakirkja
Búðakirkja
4.5Google
Olafsvik
Olafsvik
4.5Google
Snæfellsjökull
Snæfellsjökull
Hraunfossar
Hraunfossar
4.7Google
Ocean Break Cabins
Ocean Break Cabins
4.7Google
Grjótagjá cave
Grjótagjá cave
4.3Google

We have another trip to Iceland coming up, an island that is rough on life. In winter there is little light, in summer too much. It's called the Land of Fire and Ice. It is also the land of wind and weather that changes several times a day. Glaciers, waterfalls, beaches, mountains, hot pools - it's all Iceland.

This term we will visit the north of the island and the Snaefellsnes peninsula. Do you think you have to go to the notorious and most visited south to experience Iceland? The opposite is true. The real Iceland for me is the north of the country. The trip is therefore suitable for travellers who have never been to Iceland and would like to see what only about 35% of all incoming tourists visit. Or for those who have already been to the south of Iceland and would like to visit another part of it. 


This time we will meet at the airport in Iceland, I will send you all the instructions for the trip.


Why come to Iceland with me?

  • This is my fifth season in Iceland, in that time I have done 34 groups and spent a total of 270 days in Iceland as a result, so I know it like the back of my hand :)
  • No, it's not packed and no, we're not just sitting in the car. Of course Iceland involves crossings, so we will definitely be sitting in the car, but not as substantially as you think. Plus, this term is packed with treks, so the trip is not for the lazy 💪 (It rhymes😁)
  • So the trek is not for everyone, some treks will be more challenging, on the other hand I think anyone who is active can do it, even active retired people. 
  • Another point worth mentioning is definitely the accommodation. We won't be moving every night, we will always have whole houses rented that are just for us, or flats and apartments. Most of them 97% have double rooms and some have hot pools. 
  • It's my last season.
  • The last point is the fact that you already have breakfast and dinner included. I consider this extremely important, Iceland is an extremely expensive country and you can't eat under 1000 CZK per meal in a restaurant, plus it's usually not a very pleasant dining experience. That's why I will prepare breakfast and dinner. Don't worry, there will be plenty of food and it will be tasty, not judged by me, but by all previous participants 😉


Note: due to the fact that there are no fixed flight schedules for next year yet, departure and arrival dates may vary +-2 days from the original dates. 

If anyone has severe food intolerances such as gluten, vegan or vegetarian they must contact me in advance to arrange or deduct the amount to be used for meals. For example, vegans and gluten-free people I am usually unable to accommodate in the diet and therefore the food will be on their shoulders.  On the other hand, I can deal with vegetarians and lactose intolerant people :)


Included in the excursion:

  • tickets with hand luggage and backpack + 2 checked bags per group, departing from Prague
  • car rental in Iceland
  • driver, Czech speaking guide - me
  • all entrance and parking fees unless explicitly stated otherwise
  • accommodation in huts or apartments where we will be the only ones
  • half board


What to bring:

  • a raincoat
  • a waterproof jacket that doesn't blow and doesn't get wet - an autumn jacket is sufficient for the temperature
  • mikina if it gets cold, it can snow in Iceland even in summer
  • lightweight hat and gloves - just in case
  • comfortable trousers suitable for trekking in dry weather and rain
  • waterproof and comfortable trekking boots
  • snacks for accommodation
  • cosmetics
  • swimwear and a small towel
  • sun cream
  • insect netting for the face. especially in the interior, swarms of flies fly, which is very unpleasant
  • eyecaps and earplugs - there is non-stop light in Iceland in summer, not all accommodation has blackout curtains, earplugs because of the birds, they never sleep
  • Backpack suitable for trekking, snacks, raincoat
  • plenty of underwear
  • trekking poles if you use them normally - foldable, must fit in checked suitcase
  • Sneakers - seriously, if possible, they will come in handy.

We have another trip to Iceland coming up, an island that is rough on life. In winter there is little light, in summer too much. It's called the Land of Fire and Ice. It is also the land of wind and weather that changes several times a day. Glaciers, waterfalls, beaches, mountains, hot pools - it's all Iceland.

This term we will visit the north of the island and the Snaefellsnes peninsula. Do you think you have to go to the notorious and most visited south to experience Iceland? The opposite is true. The real Iceland for me is the north of the country. The trip is therefore suitable for travellers who have never been to Iceland and would like to see what only about 35% of all incoming tourists visit. Or for those who have already been to the south of Iceland and would like to visit another part of it. 


This time we will meet at the airport in Iceland, I will send you all the instructions for the trip.


Why come to Iceland with me?

  • This is my fifth season in Iceland, in that time I have done 34 groups and spent a total of 270 days in Iceland as a result, so I know it like the back of my hand :)
  • No, it's not packed and no, we're not just sitting in the car. Of course Iceland involves crossings, so we will definitely be sitting in the car, but not as substantially as you think. Plus, this term is packed with treks, so the trip is not for the lazy 💪 (It rhymes😁)
  • So the trek is not for everyone, some treks will be more challenging, on the other hand I think anyone who is active can do it, even active retired people. 
  • Another point worth mentioning is definitely the accommodation. We won't be moving every night, we will always have whole houses rented that are just for us, or flats and apartments. Most of them 97% have double rooms and some have hot pools. 
  • It's my last season.
  • The last point is the fact that you already have breakfast and dinner included. I consider this extremely important, Iceland is an extremely expensive country and you can't eat under 1000 CZK per meal in a restaurant, plus it's usually not a very pleasant dining experience. That's why I will prepare breakfast and dinner. Don't worry, there will be plenty of food and it will be tasty, not judged by me, but by all previous participants 😉


Note: due to the fact that there are no fixed flight schedules for next year yet, departure and arrival dates may vary +-2 days from the original dates. 

If anyone has severe food intolerances such as gluten, vegan or vegetarian they must contact me in advance to arrange or deduct the amount to be used for meals. For example, vegans and gluten-free people I am usually unable to accommodate in the diet and therefore the food will be on their shoulders.  On the other hand, I can deal with vegetarians and lactose intolerant people :)


Included in the excursion:

  • tickets with hand luggage and backpack + 2 checked bags per group, departing from Prague
  • car rental in Iceland
  • driver, Czech speaking guide - me
  • all entrance and parking fees unless explicitly stated otherwise
  • accommodation in huts or apartments where we will be the only ones
  • half board


What to bring:

  • a raincoat
  • a waterproof jacket that doesn't blow and doesn't get wet - an autumn jacket is sufficient for the temperature
  • mikina if it gets cold, it can snow in Iceland even in summer
  • lightweight hat and gloves - just in case
  • comfortable trousers suitable for trekking in dry weather and rain
  • waterproof and comfortable trekking boots
  • snacks for accommodation
  • cosmetics
  • swimwear and a small towel
  • sun cream
  • insect netting for the face. especially in the interior, swarms of flies fly, which is very unpleasant
  • eyecaps and earplugs - there is non-stop light in Iceland in summer, not all accommodation has blackout curtains, earplugs because of the birds, they never sleep
  • Backpack suitable for trekking, snacks, raincoat
  • plenty of underwear
  • trekking poles if you use them normally - foldable, must fit in checked suitcase
  • Sneakers - seriously, if possible, they will come in handy.