Iceland 2025 Women's Mindfulness & Multi Sport Tour

Reykjavík, Iceland

GE
191 reviews
Jun 25 - Jul 3, 2025
Group size: 10 - 14
Iceland 2025 Women's Mindfulness & Multi Sport Tour
Reykjavík, Iceland

191 reviews

Jun 25 - Jul 3, 2025
Group size: 10 - 14

About this trip

Join us in Iceland on our Women's Iceland Mindfulness & Multi-Sport Tour for an energizing and restorative experience under the Midnight Sun.

Our daily rituals will align with a new theme each day. During this tour, participants will embrace Iceland energy for rejuvenation, experience empowering outdoor adventures, and have time set aside for guided rest and self-reflection. 


Bright Start!

Begin your days with sun salutations and connect with the super volcano beneath your toes. Yoga’s purposeful movements will get your blood flowing, stimulate the mind-body connection, and set a positive tone for the day ahead.


Unique Outdoor Adventures

Iceland is a nature-lover’s playground, especially in the summertime. Fun adventures on this tour include horseback riding, sea kayaking, easy day hikes, and snorkeling between the continental plates! Each unique activity is designed for the beginner, so any healthy person can explore like a viking on this tour. 


Relax

Whether it is guided journaling, deep breathing exercises, or simply soaking in a geothermal spa, participants will have time set aside for relaxing moments of mindfulness. In Iceland, it is easy to disconnect from the world, and to connect with yourself in the present, the only moment that really matters. 


Iceland is one of the most beautiful places on Earth and amid a backdrop of mountains, glacier-swept valleys, powerful cascading waterfalls, and black sand beaches is the perfect place to let nature inspire your sense of wonder and to connect with yourself and other like-minded women on our Iceland Summer Solstice Mindfulness & Multi-Sport Tour. 


TOUR HIGHLIGHTS


  • See the lesser traveled parts of Iceland including the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, and spend time in small towns and hamlets.
  • Get up-close to puffins and shore birds on a North Atlantic Boat Tour.
  • Visit Iceland’s treasures: The Golden Circle: Strukkur Geyser, Gullfoss Waterfall.
  • Learn about Viking history and snorkel between the continental plates at Þingvellir National Park.
  • Feel blue! Paddle a kayak in a glacier lagoon among towering icebergs.
  • Explore the black sands and epic basalt columns Reynisfjara..
  • Paddle paradise via a 2- hour adventure kayaking trip through marshes into to the Atlantic Ocean.
  • Have lunch and guided tour at a tomato farm greenhouse powered by geothermal energy.
  • Experience Icelandic bathing culture and soak in nature spas like Hvammsvik, Blue Lagoon, and lesser known community lagoons and pools.
  • Ride Icelandic Horses by the ocean.
  • Participant in daily yoga and/or mindfulness practices.

GROUP SIZE

Minimum 10 / Maximum 14

To ensure an intimate and authentic experience, the group is limited to no more than 14 participants, allowing us to connect more deeply while minimizing our impact on the pristine environment.


We need 10 participants to confirm this trip, and we truly appreciate your patience as we work toward that goal. We’re just as eager as you are to confirm this adventure!


Once the trip is confirmed, you’ll receive an email with essential details, including flight booking guidelines, waivers, and tour-specific information. If we’re unable to fill the trip within 90 days of the start date, all participants will receive a full refund.

PHYSICAL REQUIRMENTS

Environment: Variable weather, strong possibility of rain. 

Physical Activity Level: Easy to moderate

Lodging: Comfort

Skill Level: Beginner


This adventure is suitable for any healthy person that can walk at least 2 hours unassisted. Skogafoss hike can be challenging for some due to the 300 steps to climb to get to the trailhead. For those with mobility issues but flexible in their expectations, there are alternative options this day. With that said, the more active you are before this trip, the more you will enjoy the overall experience.


There are ways to adapt this program for those who may need it. Questions? Email contact@greenedventures.com  


WHO SHOULD SIGN UP?

 This retreat is open to women ages 21 and older, any background or skill level:

  • Who want to see Iceland's nature, and learn about its history and culture. 
  • Who loves to be outside in nature.
  • Who want to participate in group mindfulness activities such as yoga, meditation, and journaling.
  • Who like easy-medium physical activity.
  • Who appreciate a an hour or so of directed down time each day. 
  • Who love the company and camaraderie of a group of women and who are willing to foster a safe place for others to share.
  • Who are in need of rest and restorative balance.
  • Who reads the itinerary and resonates with the activities each day. This was made for you!

TRAVEL & MAP POINTS

Participants will book their own flights to Keflavik International Airport (KEF). 


Arrive Day 1 any time before 10am. 

Departure Day 9: Airport drop off is at 1:30pm. Schedule flights to depart after 4:45PM.


Detailed travel parameters will be provided. 

Click here to view map points.

MEALS

Breakfasts (included) 

Breakfast are provided by the hotels. Most are European continental. A European continental breakfast is light and simple, featuring fresh breads, croissants, jams, cheeses, cold cuts, yogurt, fruit, and muesli. Drinks include coffee, tea, and juices, with occasional hard-boiled eggs but few hot items.  Some hotels will have scrambled eggs, beans, and bacon. 


Lunches (2 lunches included)

Included lunches are a set menu. Examples of options on menus for purchase included fish and chips, open-faced sandwiches, hearty soups, burgers, and skyr. Popular options on the go include pylsur (hot dogs). Price for lunch is about $20 -30 USD


Dinners (none included)

Dinners in Iceland at most tourist locations feature fresh, local ingredients, often highlighting seafood and lamb. Common menu items include

  • Fresh Fish: Cod, haddock, Arctic char, or salmon, often grilled or baked, served with vegetables and potatoes.
  • Lamb: Icelandic lamb is tender and flavorful, usually prepared as lamb chops, roasted lamb, or lamb stew.
  • Seafood Soup: A creamy soup made with shrimp, mussels, or local fish, often served with bread.
  • Plokkfiskur: A traditional dish of mashed fish, potatoes, and béchamel sauce, served with rye bread.
  • Vegetarian Options: Dishes featuring root vegetables, barley, and local greens, often in the form of salads, vegetable stews, or grain bowls.
  • Skyr Desserts: Icelandic yogurt-like skyr served with berries, honey, or in cheesecakes.

Meals often focus on simplicity and freshness, with locally sourced ingredients at the forefront. Dinners cost $30-50 USD per main entree. Starters, desserts, and beverages are additional.


Most meals are not included in the package price to offer the most flexibility to participants. There are no checks to split. Simply order off of the menu and pay for what you ordered using a credit card. Tipping at restaurants is not customary. The price per meal is about what one would pay for food in the USA with tip and taxes included. 

DOCUMENTATION

All participants must have a passport valid for travel 6 months beyond the date of departure. 


Passports/Visas:

Visit the US State Department Website for the most current requirements. Most destinations require your passport to be valid 6 months beyond your planned departure date. Check your passport now to avoid last minute stress and hassle. 

State Department Website 


Vaccinations & Travel Health:

Visit the CDC website for the most current requirements for travel and other travel health related suggestions and concerns for your destination.

CDC Website

PACKAGE PRICE

Early Bird Package Price  $5275

Deposit $750 by November 15, 2025


After November 15th

Regular price $5495 per person

Deposit $950


Prices are subject to change at any time and can only be locked in after deposits are made.


Service Fees & Payment Methods

Green Edventures does not charge a service fee. We use a third party merchant service called WeTravel and they use the credit card processor Stripe. 


Credit Card

WeTravel will add a service fee to the total amount of your trip if you pay with a credit card. Credit Cards fees: 2.9% (Amex: 3.9%). This is a bank fee not Green Edventures. 


ACH / Checking Account 

If you set up your payment method to be withdrawn from your checking account there are no fees. 


You can change your payment method at any time in your WeTravel Account. 

MEDICAL INSURANCE

Mandatory Medical Insurance

Green Edventures does not provide medical or travel insurance in the package price. Due to the remote nature of our tours, we require that all participants have, at minimum, $250,0000 medical evacuation coverage for this program. This is for the safety of all guests. A comprehensive travel insurance policy will cover medical evacuation.


Comprehensive travel insurance is available at www.greenedventures.com/travel-insurance 

FAQS

PACKING LIST

TRIP DEVELOPMENT

We strive to deliver a seamless and unforgettable travel experience. However, all itineraries are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances beyond our control. We reserve the right to modify the advertised itinerary, including changes to the order of activities, destinations, or accommodations, guides, and trip leaders without prior notice.


In the event of changes, we will make every effort to provide alternative arrangements of equal value to ensure your overall experience remains exceptional. Your safety, satisfaction, and enjoyment remain our top priorities.


We appreciate your understanding and flexibility as we work to create the best possible journey for you.

GREEN EDVENTURE'S POLICIES

What’s included

  • Some Meals
    All breakfasts and 2 lunches
  • Icelandic Driver & Guide
    English-speaking
  • Group Airport Transfer
    June 25 at 10am / July 3 at 1:30PM
  • Lodging
    Mix of 3-star hotels, cottages, and guest houses. Accommodations in double twin rooms.
  • Activites
    All activities listed on the itinerary,
  • Tour Leader
    24/7 support From day 1 to 9

What’s not included

  • Airfare
    to Iceland (Keflavik Airport KEF)
  • Travel Insurance
    Emergency medical required
  • Gratuities
    $250 minimum
  • Meals
    lunch & dinners
  • Personal spending money

Available Packages

EARLY BIRD PACKAGE PRICE: $5275
Deposit:$750
Available until March 25, 2025

Double occupancy.


After November 15th

Regular price $5495 per person

$5,275
Deposit:$750

Available options

Single Supplement Upgrade
$1,400
Only 2 left
Deposit: $700

Choose this only if you want your own room throughout the tour. Some guest houses have shared facilities. 

Itinerary

Day 1
Arrival at the Keflavik International Airport (KEF)

Arrival at Keflavik airport by 10 am. Your Trip Leader will be at the airport waiting for you. You will take a short drive toward the north and your first stop will be the relaxing nature baths of Hvammsvik. Soak in the hot pools and swim in the cold sea if you are up for it. 


Visit the historic site in Reykholt and beautiful waterfalls Hraunfossar – Accommodation near Borgarnes.



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Reviews

Overall, this trip is great. Tracey is outstanding. Americo and Guido are incredible. We couldn't have had three better people. Smart, caring, attendant, engaged, and funny. Killa Travel: Super treatment. Change needed for departures: Travelers should not be dropped at CUS more than two hours before domestic flights. You cannot check in until two hours before, and toilets are the only amenities offered. Sitting physically outside of the airport for hours (chair outside) with no access to food or WIFI (safety) was tricky. Killa would know the two-hour limit; whereas, travelers would not. Yes, we could have taken a taxi somewhere, but we would have had no idea of a destination, so we couldn't really leave. Consequently, other than a couple of mini protein bars, I had nothing to eat after breakfast until 15.30 - and that was a only a protein drink only because the Cusco airport only has candy, coffee, and snacks. The first proper meal Melanie and I had was 12 hours after breakfast at at the Lima - far too long for anyone to go without access to non-trail/junk food. Recommendation: Killa could/should return us to their offices from the Ollantaytambo ride, say "shop/eat lunch/whatever till X time, return to the office, and we will put you in a taxi to the airport." ***The point is not to "strand" folks at the airport before they can go through security at the two-hr mark.*** Food: We wasted a lot of the sack lunches/breakfasts packed for us either because it was just too much food for us or we were (varyingly) too ill to eat. I hated throwing out food. I do not know what the recommendation should be; I just hate throwing out food. Shaman day: On the one hand, I loved this day. On the other hand, I would have preferred it to be about two hours shorter (the shaman part, not the lunch part). We had a lot of down time where we didn't know what he was doing and were simply sitting around chatting (albeit we were in a gorgeous spot to be sitting around). That mountain lunch was one of my fav experiences. Cusco: I would like to have had more time in Cusco beyond the evenings when we were exhausted. If nothing else, a city tour by Guido before we headed to wherever. I would love to have gone to the Machu Picchu museum and the chocolate museum. , but we didn't learn much about the city itself except in bits and bobs. Granted, had I not been so sick upon arrival, perhaps I could have done some of that on my own. But, the itinerary could/should mention that to do on your own, so we could plan. On the Zoom call, Tracey and Tara really discouraged us from doing anything on the days we first arrived, though, so it is a bit tricky. I just know I would like to have seen/known about a bit more of Cusco. (Then again, maybe we did see everything worth seeing? I don't know.) Salt mine: LOVED this stop. Loved the two history/heritage days. Machu Picchu: 1. Don't give us an option for when to get the bus to the entrance (do it at 7/7.30/8am, painful as it is). 2. Book the latest train possible back to Ollantaytambo. Because we had to wait so long for the bus and because of our train time, we were at a slow sprint thru the ruins. Since I had to opt out of the Inca Trail hike and since we lost so much time because of the bus line, I feel I missed out on the whole point of my trip because I spent fewer than 2 hours at MP. I still loved it, but I am disappointed that I did not get to just stand and be quiet and let it all sink in for a nice chunk of time. Granted, the trail part is my own problem from being sick, but an earlier bus might have meant fewer people/less time in line and more time inside the park. Rainbow mountain day: Tracey and I talked about this, and no easy answer exists. That 8+ hours in the van is *tough* and makes a hard day harder. Maybe an upgraded (fancier/cushiony-er) van for that day (if such a thing exists in Cusco)? Aguas Calientes: The butterfly garden was super. You don't need much time there (an hour?). The baths, not so much. I would skip. It was really, really crowded when we visited and not the relaxing hot spring experience your N American customers might be used to. You cannot take a hotel towel, and the spa does not provide them. You rent them for 5 soles at several stalls right at the entrance to the baths. It wasn't a bad time, but before you go with another group, I would check it out yourself. You 100% need someone to sit with people's belongings while others are in the baths. The lockers were full, and it would not be worth assuming you'd have any available should you return. The baths had a bar on the second floor. It looked entertaining, but we did not go up to it. As we left, a load of school kids came in. That right there would turn me off. I wish we had got to do the waterfall hike, but it rained. Tracey took such good care of me - of all of us. She is fantastic. Other trips I have been on I can guarantee that I would not have been helped so much with feeling rotten. I cannot thank her enough. I will say to Tara what I said to Nyra about Guido and Americo: Pay Tracey whatever she asks for!
By Kristi N for Peru 2024: Women's Machu Picchu Inca Trail + Optional Lares Trek on Oct 10, 2024
Wonderful trip! As always Green Edventures has gone above and beyond to provide a once in a lifetime trip. Great guides, great leader, great experiences. I travelled solo but definitely not alone on this adventure and they made it very easy to do so.
By Melanie T for Peru 2024: Women's Machu Picchu Inca Trail + Optional Lares Trek on Oct 06, 2024
Five stars are not enough to rate this trip. The planning was perfect, the details spot-on. The local guide was knowledgeable and warm. She invited us into her home and life, even making us a traditional local meal in her kitchen. The addition of a local designer who is also a poet/philosopher added another dimension of local connection. This is a first-rate trip for anyone interested in learning about Iceland and the country’s history and current connection to textiles. This is not an adventure trip, but the trip is a fantastic adventure.
By Mary Ellen K for Iceland 2024: Magic Yarn Knitting & Northern Lights on Sep 19, 2024
Quality trip full of learning, adventure and creativity. The lodging, food and our guides were top notch. This trip is highly unique in that local flavor was the focus: tour guide and designer traveling with our group of amazing ladies, artisans and crafters from an Icelandic area most tourists don't roam and community sheep roundup. Priceless!
By Jana S for Iceland 2024: Magic Yarn Knitting & Northern Lights on Sep 18, 2024
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It was a sensational trip with 15 strong, capable and soul-searching women! Phenomenal outdoor experience in pristine wilderness that challenges your senses and creates an ethereal experience and bond with nature and great people. Highly recommend!
By Cyndi R for Idaho 2024: Main Salmon River Women’s River Rafting Trip on Sep 09, 2024
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I went on an amazing trip with Tara to Baja, Mexico in 2020. This was a dream trip for me being a wildlife lover. It was incredible to be able to swim with whale sharks and sea lions and get up close with gray whales. Camping on the beach was amazing. We had a great group of women and everyone vibed well and all of the tour guides including Tara, Alex and Chabello were so fun, friendly and helpful every step of the way. The food was great at the campsite and at the restaurants we got to try. When our trip plans initially got derailed waiting on a negative Covid test and we had to get a different flight, Tara did everything in her power to accommodate us and make sure we got to enjoy every part of the trip, including setting us up with another whale shark swimming tour after we had missed the initial one with the group, and she spent time waiting for us to finish before leaving for the airport. I definitely recommend Green Edventures, especially the Baja Mexico trip!
By Katie M on 14 Feb, 2022
I just returned from the Wisconsin Women's Tour and couldn't have asked for a better trip! For me, the amount and type of activity were perfect. Who know there was so much to discover practically in my own backyard?
By Cynthia Casey W on 22 Oct, 2020