Today, get ready for an experience that's bubbling with excitement! In Iceland, hot springs aren't just a thing – they're an epic phenomenon. Picture yourself, glass of bubbles in hand, immersed in the warm, healing waters of a volcanic paradise. It's the kind of relaxation that only Iceland can offer.

As you soak up the benefits of these natural wonders, you'll find yourself in a state of pure bliss. The juxtaposition of the cool Icelandic air against the soothing warmth of the hot springs is nothing short of magical. It's like a symphony for your senses, orchestrated by Mother Nature herself.

So, prepare to raise your glass, sink into the soothing embrace of the waters, and let the day's worries dissolve. It's a moment of pure indulgence, and it's all part of the grand adventure on your DDY Travels retreat.

Get ready for an exhilarating journey through Iceland's iconic Golden Circle, featuring an unforgettable snowmobile adventure on the Langjökull glacier.

Our adventure kicks off at Þingvellir, home to the world's oldest parliament since 930 AD, nestled within the Þingvellir National Park. Here, we'll amble through the breathtaking Almannagjá gorge, which marks the meeting point of the North American Plate's eastern boundary and witness the awe-inspiring Öxarárfoss waterfall.

Our route then leads us past the picturesque Lake Laugarvatn en route to Haukadalur valley. This geothermal wonderland boasts renowned hot springs like Geysir and Strokkur, where you're guaranteed a front-row seat to their impressive displays. Keep your eyes peeled for Strokkur's eruptions, erupting every 6-10 minutes, shooting an astonishing 20 meters into the air.

Just a stone's throw from Geysir, the majestic Gullfoss waterfall awaits. Known as Iceland's most famous waterfall, it's a sight that never fails to captivate.

The adventure culminates at Langjökull, Iceland's second-largest glacier, where you'll gear up in a snug winter overall and a safety helmet. Our certified snowmobile guide will walk you through all the essential safety instructions before we rev up for an exhilarating hour-long ride on the glacier.

The convoy of snowmobiles sets off in a single file, dashing across the glacier. Langjökull runs roughly parallel to Iceland's active volcanic zone, creating a unique and dynamic landscape. Beneath the glacier lie two or more volcanic systems, adding to the area's geological intrigue. Keep an eye out for the striking peaks of Mt. Skriðufell and Jarlhettur, fondly known as "The Earl’s Hat.

The tour takes you to Gígjökull glacier, which is an outlet glacier from the notorious Eyjafjallajökull glacier that erupted in 2010. The eruption melted a large amount of ice causing millions of liters of melted ice to flood the area as the water made its way to the Atlantic. You are sure to be in for some super jeep action, as you splash through rivers, so make sure the seatbelt are tight for this part of the drive!

Seljalandsfoss, a stunning waterfall that drops 60 meters and originates from the Eyjafjallajökull glacier. If you are feeling adventurous you can walk behind the waterfall and enjoy the scenery from there. 

Now it’s time to head up to a hidden canyon where we will find the spectacularly beautiful waterfall Gljúfrabúi. After seeing this hidden gem we take off on a drive through some places that were covered by ashfall in the 2010 eruption and are only accessible by modified vehicles. It goes without saying, that we will be crossing more rivers along the way to get the best possible view of the eruption site.

Finally, we take you along the black Atlantic Ocean beaches as we head to our last stop of the day, Skógarfoss waterfall. Skógarfoss is one of the country’s biggest waterfalls, with a width of 25 meters , and the spray from the waterfall produces a single, or even double, rainbow on a sunny day.

Prepare for an awe-inspiring celestial dance, as we embark on an epic quest to witness the elusive Aurora Borealis. While we can't guarantee the appearance of this natural wonder, what we can assure you is an unyielding determination to chase it down. In our previous expedition, we were graced with three consecutive nights of the Northern Lights, painting the Arctic skies with their ethereal glow. As yogis, we like to think our good karma plays a role in these magical encounters. So, let's set forth on this celestial adventure, ready to capture the very essence of the Arctic night!