Iceland
Fire, ice, and the dancing curtain of the aurora.
Iceland is geology made spectacular: a young, restless island sitting atop the Mid-Atlantic Ridge where two tectonic plates pull apart and volcanoes, geysers, and lava fields are the daily landscape. In summer, the Midnight Sun bathes fjords and waterfalls in perpetual golden light; in winter, the aurora borealis ripples in curtains of green, violet, and white over snow-covered peaks. Drive the Ring Road in a private vehicle, soak in a remote hot spring beneath the stars, or descend into a dormant magma chamber. Iceland is one of the last places on Earth where a traveller can still feel entirely alone.
Experiences in Iceland
A private guide with a 4x4 tracks the aurora forecast into Iceland's darkest wilderness for the best possible sighting.
Descend 120 metres into the dormant magma chamber of Thrihnukagigur, one of the only accessible volcano interiors on Earth.
A private glacier guide leads you across Vatnajokull — Europe's largest glacier — and into natural blue ice caves.
A private guide takes you to remote, natural hot springs off the tourist trail for an intimate soak under the Icelandic sky.