On the south coast of Iceland, surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean is Vestmannaeyjar the island down and under often described as one of Iceland’s best-kept secrets. This volcanic archipelago carries a dramatic history: in 1973, Heimaey, the largest island, was suddenly shaken by an eruption that forced its entire population to flee overnight. Against all

We’re constantly moving  from one task to the next, from digital noise to daily demands. In this fast phased world we truly long for togetherness. Not just by being near each other, but being fully present with one another. Today more families are turning towards nature, simplicity and slow travel. Seeking places that invite connection,

Up in the northwest corner of Iceland, you’ll find the Westfjords, a wild and remote peninsula filled with deep fjords, steep cliffs, and jaw-dropping mountains. It’s the kind of place where time slows down. Tiny fishing villages like Þingeyri, Flateyri, and Suðureyri are nestled between the mountains and the sea full of charm, creativity, and

Wellness at Kerlingarfjöll begins the moment you arrive in the highlands, where geothermal energy moves beneath the surface and a stunning landscape surrounds you. From there, it’s about moving your body through fresh mountain air, feeling the warmth of the earth beneath your feet, or simply sitting in silence with a mountain view and letting

There’s something wild about Iceland and it brings out something wild in you. Iceland is one of the safest countries in the world, which makes it an ideal place for solo travel especially as a woman.   Being here alone is about more than just safety. It gives you space. Space to slow down, to breathe,

Among volcanoes and glaciers is Þórsmörk the Valley of Thor, a valley full of ancient energy. Named after Thor, the Norse god of thunder, a great protector strong, loyal, and devoted to guarding. He rode across the skies in a chariot pulled by goats, bringing thunder and lightning wherever he went, armed with his mighty