You’ll book your own flight to Iceland and make your way to Reykjavík. It’s easy to take a bus or taxi from the airport. You book your own accommodation for the night. We highly recommend staying at Dalur Hostel, a relaxed, affordable spot just a 5-minute walk from Jóhanna’s place (she’s part of the crew).

In the evening, we’ll gather at her house for a cozy welcome night with pizza, great views, and a chance to meet the group. We’ll chat through the plan for the next few days and start the trip off with good food and good company.

We hit the road for a 3-night camping trip along Iceland’s stunning south coast. We’ll stay at our favorite campsites, including Þakgil, Skaftafell and Vestmannaeyjar. Tents, sleeping bags, and mattresses are all provided.

Each day we’ll stop at a supermarket so you can pick out your food for the grill and breakfast for the next morning. We’ll cook and eat together at the campsites using shared grills. We’ll bring coals, sauces, cutlery, and coolers to keep everything fresh.

Expect a mix of iconic sights and hidden gems along the way. Sights we’ll see: Skógafoss, Nauthúsagil, Vestmannaeyjar, Reynisfjara, Skaftafell, Jökulsárlón + many other ones! On Day 5, we head back to Reykjavík with stops along the way.

On our last day together, we’ll hike to Glymur, one of Iceland’s tallest waterfalls. A scenic trail with river crossings and epic views. After the hike, we’ll relax at Hvammsvík Hot Springs with oceanside pools and mountain views, a peaceful alternative to the crowded Blue Lagoon.

In the evening, we’ll head downtown for a final dinner together and maybe check out Reykjavík’s nightlife, the perfect way to end the trip.

You’ll need to book your own accommodation in Reykjavík for the last two nights. Dalur Hostel is a great option again. On day 7 you travel back home, or if you’re planning to explore more of Iceland on your own after the trip, we’re happy to offer tips and help you plan your next steps.