Six routes, two seasons, eight guests at most.

Blue ice caves that only exist for a few months a year, frozen lagoons and a night in a cabin under Europe’s largest glacier.

Six nights chasing the northern lights from places with no light pollution and no tour buses. Black-sand beaches by day, aurora forecasts by night.

A short trip for the curious: the Westman Islands at the height of puffin season, a volcano you can climb and fresh fish every night.

Our signature route: from Reykjavík into the rhyolite mountains of Landmannalaugar, down to Vík and east to the glacier lagoon. Day hikes, river crossings, midnight sun.

The least-visited corner of Iceland: long fjords, Arctic foxes, villages of 200 people and a coastline that takes all day to drive.

Iceland’s great hut-to-hut trek: 55 km of rhyolite, obsidian, ash deserts and glacier rivers. We carry the food, you carry the views.