​Waterfalls, Sagas & Soaking: A Women’s Road Trip Through Iceland’s North and West​

We begin with three nights in Reykjavík to settle in, recover from travel, and immerse ourselves in Iceland’s culture, history, food, and women’s leadership—no rushing, just grounding.

From there, we fly north to Akureyri, where our road trip truly begins as we make our way through Mývatn, the northern coast, and the west of Iceland, traveling at a relaxed pace and experiencing volcanic landscapes, fjords, waterfalls, wildlife, and remote hot springs. Each stop builds on the last as we move intentionally around the island.

We then return to Reykjavík for our final three nights, giving us time to experience the Golden Circle, geothermal energy, coastal hot springs, nightlife, and a meaningful closing circle—ending the journey feeling restored, connected, and complete.

This 11-day, 10-night journey begins and ends in Reykjavík, with round-trip flights through Keflavík International Airport (KEF).

TRIP HIGHLIGHTS:

Soak at the iconic Blue Lagoon on arrival—the perfect jet-lag cure and welcome to Iceland A women’s road trip around Iceland’s north and west, designed to maximize what you see without feeling rushed Explore Iceland’s legendary sagas with historians, including the powerful roles of women in these ancient stories Whale watching in northern fjords—one of the best regions in Iceland for summer sightings Visit puffin habitats and learn about conservation efforts during peak puffin season Soak in remote geothermal baths—from Mývatn to historic hot pools tied to Viking legends Hands-on Icelandic cooking class with tastings and a gourmet lunch Experience the Golden Circle: Gullfoss, Geysir, and Þingvellir National Park Learn about gender equity in Iceland through conversations with local women leaders Travel with beloved local guide Ásdís, known for laughter, stories, and spontaneous song Be hosted by J’Leen Saeger, a gifted educator and connector on her third TravelCircle End with restoration—sound healing, seaside hot springs, and a heartfelt farewell circle Built-in connection rituals, shared meals, and reflection moments that turn fellow travelers into friends