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11-15 August 2026

11-15 August 2026
Snæfellsnes Peninsula

Snæfellsnes Peninsula

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ICELAND ECLIPSE FESTIVAL PRE-TOUR

ICELAND ECLIPSE FESTIVAL PRE-TOUR

ICELAND ECLIPSE FESTIVAL PRE-TOUR

AUGUST 5 – 10, 2025

A Regenerative Journey through Iceland's Volcanic Landscapes

A Regenerative Journey through Iceland's Volcanic Landscapes

This six-day pre-festival tour takes guests on a deep immersion into Iceland's volcanic landscapes, regenerative food systems, geothermal energy, ancient mythology, and living ecology — culminating in an on-site permaculture and ceremony experience at the Iceland Eclipse Festival grounds on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula

From Reykjavík's creative harbor culture to the otherworldly Reykjanes Peninsula, from geothermal greenhouses to glacier-rimmed coastlines, every day is designed to ground participants in Iceland's extraordinary relationship with land, sea, and regenerative living.

Arrival in Reykjavík
August 5

Arrival in Reykjavík

Theme: Arrival, Culture & Geothermal Renewal

Guests arrive in Reykjavík in the afternoon and settle into Iceland's calm, minimalist atmosphere. The first day is intentionally unhurried — designed to help everyone recover from travel, ground in the spirit of Iceland, and connect through culture, wellness, and cuisine.

After check-in, the group gathers for a guided city tour of Reykjavík, exploring the colorful streets, harborfront, Nordic architecture, and sustainability-minded lifestyle that define Iceland's capital.

CITY TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
Hallgrímskirkja Church
Harpa Concert Hall
Reykjavík Old Harbor & waterfront walking paths
Local cafés, artisan shops, and street art districts
EVENING
In the late afternoon, we head to the hot springs & take an ocean dip in Nauthólmsvík, Ylströndin. The evening concludes with a farm-to-table welcome dinner in Reykjavík, featuring seasonal Icelandic ingredients.
🌙 Overnight at CityHub Reykjavík
Arrival in Reykjavík
August 5

Arrival in Reykjavík

Theme: Arrival, Culture & Geothermal Renewal

Guests arrive in Reykjavík in the afternoon and settle into Iceland's calm, minimalist atmosphere. The first day is intentionally unhurried — designed to help everyone recover from travel, ground in the spirit of Iceland, and connect through culture, wellness, and cuisine.

After check-in, the group gathers for a guided city tour of Reykjavík, exploring the colorful streets, harborfront, Nordic architecture, and sustainability-minded lifestyle that define Iceland's capital.

CITY TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
Hallgrímskirkja Church
Harpa Concert Hall
Reykjavík Old Harbor & waterfront walking paths
Local cafés, artisan shops, and street art districts
EVENING
In the late afternoon, we head to the hot springs & take an ocean dip in Nauthólmsvík, Ylströndin. The evening concludes with a farm-to-table welcome dinner in Reykjavík, featuring seasonal Icelandic ingredients.
🌙 Overnight at CityHub Reykjavík
Arrival in Reykjavík
August 5

Arrival in Reykjavík

Theme: Arrival, Culture & Geothermal Renewal

Guests arrive in Reykjavík in the afternoon and settle into Iceland's calm, minimalist atmosphere. The first day is intentionally unhurried — designed to help everyone recover from travel, ground in the spirit of Iceland, and connect through culture, wellness, and cuisine.

After check-in, the group gathers for a guided city tour of Reykjavík, exploring the colorful streets, harborfront, Nordic architecture, and sustainability-minded lifestyle that define Iceland's capital.

CITY TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
Hallgrímskirkja Church
Harpa Concert Hall
Reykjavík Old Harbor & waterfront walking paths
Local cafés, artisan shops, and street art districts
EVENING
In the late afternoon, we head to the hot springs & take an ocean dip in Nauthólmsvík, Ylströndin. The evening concludes with a farm-to-table welcome dinner in Reykjavík, featuring seasonal Icelandic ingredients.
🌙 Overnight at CityHub Reykjavík
August 6

Regeneration, Food Systems & Volcanic Landscapes

Theme: Icelandic Ecology & Regenerative Innovation

After breakfast, the group departs Reykjavík and journeys through Iceland's volcanic countryside, exploring how Icelanders have built resilient systems for food, energy, and ecological restoration in one of the world's most extreme environments.

ÞINGVELLIR NATIONAL PARK
Our first stop is Þingvellir, Iceland's iconic national park where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet. We explore the dramatic rift valley, ancient assembly grounds, and surrounding landscape — with time to visit Brúarfoss and other nearby natural wonders.
FLÚÐASVEPPIR MUSHROOM FARM & RESTAURANT
Lunch is served at Flúðasveppir, a working mushroom farm and restaurant celebrated for its creative, fungi-forward cuisine and deep commitment to regenerative growing practices.
FRIÐHEIMAR GEOTHERMAL FARM
We visit Friðheimar, Iceland's iconic geothermal tomato farm, where year-round harvests are made possible entirely by volcanic energy — a remarkable demonstration of how Iceland turns extreme conditions into abundance.
THEMES
Renewable energy systems
Regenerative agriculture & food culture
Volcanic geology & land stewardship
🌙 Overnight at CityHub Reykjavík
Regeneration, Food Systems & Volcanic Landscapes
Regeneration, Food Systems & Volcanic Landscapes
August 6

Regeneration, Food Systems & Volcanic Landscapes

Theme: Icelandic Ecology & Regenerative Innovation

After breakfast, the group departs Reykjavík and journeys through Iceland's volcanic countryside, exploring how Icelanders have built resilient systems for food, energy, and ecological restoration in one of the world's most extreme environments.

ÞINGVELLIR NATIONAL PARK
Our first stop is Þingvellir, Iceland's iconic national park where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet. We explore the dramatic rift valley, ancient assembly grounds, and surrounding landscape — with time to visit Brúarfoss and other nearby natural wonders.
FLÚÐASVEPPIR MUSHROOM FARM & RESTAURANT
Lunch is served at Flúðasveppir, a working mushroom farm and restaurant celebrated for its creative, fungi-forward cuisine and deep commitment to regenerative growing practices.
FRIÐHEIMAR GEOTHERMAL FARM
We visit Friðheimar, Iceland's iconic geothermal tomato farm, where year-round harvests are made possible entirely by volcanic energy — a remarkable demonstration of how Iceland turns extreme conditions into abundance.
THEMES
Renewable energy systems
Regenerative agriculture & food culture
Volcanic geology & land stewardship
🌙 Overnight at CityHub Reykjavík
Regeneration, Food Systems & Volcanic Landscapes
August 6

Regeneration, Food Systems & Volcanic Landscapes

Theme: Icelandic Ecology & Regenerative Innovation

After breakfast, the group departs Reykjavík and journeys through Iceland's volcanic countryside, exploring how Icelanders have built resilient systems for food, energy, and ecological restoration in one of the world's most extreme environments.

ÞINGVELLIR NATIONAL PARK
Our first stop is Þingvellir, Iceland's iconic national park where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet. We explore the dramatic rift valley, ancient assembly grounds, and surrounding landscape — with time to visit Brúarfoss and other nearby natural wonders.
FLÚÐASVEPPIR MUSHROOM FARM & RESTAURANT
Lunch is served at Flúðasveppir, a working mushroom farm and restaurant celebrated for its creative, fungi-forward cuisine and deep commitment to regenerative growing practices.
FRIÐHEIMAR GEOTHERMAL FARM
We visit Friðheimar, Iceland's iconic geothermal tomato farm, where year-round harvests are made possible entirely by volcanic energy — a remarkable demonstration of how Iceland turns extreme conditions into abundance.
THEMES
Renewable energy systems
Regenerative agriculture & food culture
Volcanic geology & land stewardship
🌙 Overnight at CityHub Reykjavík
South Coast, Waterfalls & Glaciers
August 7

South Coast, Waterfalls & Glaciers

Theme: Water, Ice & Ancient Fire

A day journey along Iceland's legendary South Coast — where thundering waterfalls, black sand plains, and ancient glaciers unfold beneath the shadow of Eyjafjallajökull, the volcano whose 2010 eruption halted global air travel. One of the most breathtaking stretches of road on Earth.

SELJALANDSFOSS & SKÓGAFOSS
Two of Iceland's most iconic cascades, each with their own distinct character. At Seljalandsfoss you can walk behind the curtain of falling water. Skógafoss thunders down in a permanent rainbow mist — one of the widest drops in the country.
LUNCH AT MIDGARD BASE CAMP
A beloved South Coast institution in Hvolsvöllur, serving hearty Icelandic cuisine with locally sourced lamb, fresh fish, and seasonal produce.
GLACIERS — SÓLHEIMAJÖKULL & EYJAFJALLAJÖKULL
Sólheimajökull — a living glacier tongue streaked with volcanic ash, visibly retreating, deeply moving
Eyjafjallajökull — the iconic volcano-glacier that stopped the world in 2010, looming quietly over ancient farmland below
Black sand plains and dramatic coastal landscapes between stops
🌙 Overnight at CityHub Reykjavík
South Coast, Waterfalls & Glaciers
August 7

South Coast, Waterfalls & Glaciers

Theme: Water, Ice & Ancient Fire

A day journey along Iceland's legendary South Coast — where thundering waterfalls, black sand plains, and ancient glaciers unfold beneath the shadow of Eyjafjallajökull, the volcano whose 2010 eruption halted global air travel. One of the most breathtaking stretches of road on Earth.

SELJALANDSFOSS & SKÓGAFOSS
Two of Iceland's most iconic cascades, each with their own distinct character. At Seljalandsfoss you can walk behind the curtain of falling water. Skógafoss thunders down in a permanent rainbow mist — one of the widest drops in the country.
LUNCH AT MIDGARD BASE CAMP
A beloved South Coast institution in Hvolsvöllur, serving hearty Icelandic cuisine with locally sourced lamb, fresh fish, and seasonal produce.
GLACIERS — SÓLHEIMAJÖKULL & EYJAFJALLAJÖKULL
Sólheimajökull — a living glacier tongue streaked with volcanic ash, visibly retreating, deeply moving
Eyjafjallajökull — the iconic volcano-glacier that stopped the world in 2010, looming quietly over ancient farmland below
Black sand plains and dramatic coastal landscapes between stops
🌙 Overnight at CityHub Reykjavík
South Coast, Waterfalls & Glaciers
August 7

South Coast, Waterfalls & Glaciers

Theme: Water, Ice & Ancient Fire

A day journey along Iceland's legendary South Coast — where thundering waterfalls, black sand plains, and ancient glaciers unfold beneath the shadow of Eyjafjallajökull, the volcano whose 2010 eruption halted global air travel. One of the most breathtaking stretches of road on Earth.

SELJALANDSFOSS & SKÓGAFOSS
Two of Iceland's most iconic cascades, each with their own distinct character. At Seljalandsfoss you can walk behind the curtain of falling water. Skógafoss thunders down in a permanent rainbow mist — one of the widest drops in the country.
LUNCH AT MIDGARD BASE CAMP
A beloved South Coast institution in Hvolsvöllur, serving hearty Icelandic cuisine with locally sourced lamb, fresh fish, and seasonal produce.
GLACIERS — SÓLHEIMAJÖKULL & EYJAFJALLAJÖKULL
Sólheimajökull — a living glacier tongue streaked with volcanic ash, visibly retreating, deeply moving
Eyjafjallajökull — the iconic volcano-glacier that stopped the world in 2010, looming quietly over ancient farmland below
Black sand plains and dramatic coastal landscapes between stops
🌙 Overnight at CityHub Reykjavík
August 8

Journey to Snæfellsnes & Peninsula Exploration

Theme: Entering the Mythic Landscape

We depart Reykjavík and travel northwest toward the legendary Snæfellsjökull National Park and the Snæfellsnes Peninsula — often called "Iceland in Miniature" because it contains nearly every type of Icelandic landscape within a single region. The journey itself is part of the experience.

Throughout the day, guests enjoy locally sourced Icelandic cuisine featuring fresh seafood, lamb, foraged herbs, and regional ingredients reflecting the peninsula's deep connection between land and sea.

STOPS ALONG THE ROUTE
Grábrók — volcanic crater hike with panoramic views across ancient lava formations
Hótel Búðir — lunch surrounded by lava fields, open coastlines, and glacier views
Djúpalónssandur black sand beach
Arnarstapi coastal cliffs & lava arches
Lóndrangar basalt formations
Kirkjufell — Iceland's iconic arrowhead mountain
Snæfellsjökull National Park — glacier, coastline, and ancient lava fields
THEMES
Icelandic land restoration & reforestation efforts
Sustainable fisheries & marine ecosystem stewardship
Climate adaptation and resilience
🌙 Arrive at festival site — overnight in glamping tents on site
Journey to Snæfellsnes & Peninsula Exploration
Journey to Snæfellsnes & Peninsula Exploration
August 8

Journey to Snæfellsnes & Peninsula Exploration

Theme: Entering the Mythic Landscape

We depart Reykjavík and travel northwest toward the legendary Snæfellsjökull National Park and the Snæfellsnes Peninsula — often called "Iceland in Miniature" because it contains nearly every type of Icelandic landscape within a single region. The journey itself is part of the experience.

Throughout the day, guests enjoy locally sourced Icelandic cuisine featuring fresh seafood, lamb, foraged herbs, and regional ingredients reflecting the peninsula's deep connection between land and sea.

STOPS ALONG THE ROUTE
Grábrók — volcanic crater hike with panoramic views across ancient lava formations
Hótel Búðir — lunch surrounded by lava fields, open coastlines, and glacier views
Djúpalónssandur black sand beach
Arnarstapi coastal cliffs & lava arches
Lóndrangar basalt formations
Kirkjufell — Iceland's iconic arrowhead mountain
Snæfellsjökull National Park — glacier, coastline, and ancient lava fields
THEMES
Icelandic land restoration & reforestation efforts
Sustainable fisheries & marine ecosystem stewardship
Climate adaptation and resilience
🌙 Arrive at festival site — overnight in glamping tents on site
Journey to Snæfellsnes & Peninsula Exploration
August 8

Journey to Snæfellsnes & Peninsula Exploration

Theme: Entering the Mythic Landscape

We depart Reykjavík and travel northwest toward the legendary Snæfellsjökull National Park and the Snæfellsnes Peninsula — often called "Iceland in Miniature" because it contains nearly every type of Icelandic landscape within a single region. The journey itself is part of the experience.

Throughout the day, guests enjoy locally sourced Icelandic cuisine featuring fresh seafood, lamb, foraged herbs, and regional ingredients reflecting the peninsula's deep connection between land and sea.

STOPS ALONG THE ROUTE
Grábrók — volcanic crater hike with panoramic views across ancient lava formations
Hótel Búðir — lunch surrounded by lava fields, open coastlines, and glacier views
Djúpalónssandur black sand beach
Arnarstapi coastal cliffs & lava arches
Lóndrangar basalt formations
Kirkjufell — Iceland's iconic arrowhead mountain
Snæfellsjökull National Park — glacier, coastline, and ancient lava fields
THEMES
Icelandic land restoration & reforestation efforts
Sustainable fisheries & marine ecosystem stewardship
Climate adaptation and resilience
🌙 Arrive at festival site — overnight in glamping tents on site
On-Site Immersion: Day 1
August 9

On-Site Immersion: Day 1

Theme: Permaculture, Ceremony & Deep Nature

A full day of guided immersion on the festival grounds, led by two extraordinary facilitators who weave ecology, design, and ceremony into a single living experience.

STEPHEN BROOKS
An ecological community builder and permaculturist with decades of experience designing regenerative systems and intentional communities around the world. Stephen leads an Introduction to Permaculture — exploring the ethics, principles, and design tools that underpin regenerative living.
JULIA OTTARSDOTTIR
A native Icelandic ceremonialist who carries deep knowledge of Iceland's hidden landscapes, elemental beings, and ancient ceremonial traditions. Julia weaves the land's mythology and living presence into every moment of the day.
DAY'S PROGRAMMING
Introduction to Permaculture — ethics, principles, and design
Festival Design 101 — regenerative event systems and community architecture
Deep nature immersion on the festival site
Cacao ceremony and elemental connection
🌙 Overnight in glamping tents on festival site
On-Site Immersion: Day 1
August 9

On-Site Immersion: Day 1

Theme: Permaculture, Ceremony & Deep Nature

A full day of guided immersion on the festival grounds, led by two extraordinary facilitators who weave ecology, design, and ceremony into a single living experience.

STEPHEN BROOKS
An ecological community builder and permaculturist with decades of experience designing regenerative systems and intentional communities around the world. Stephen leads an Introduction to Permaculture — exploring the ethics, principles, and design tools that underpin regenerative living.
JULIA OTTARSDOTTIR
A native Icelandic ceremonialist who carries deep knowledge of Iceland's hidden landscapes, elemental beings, and ancient ceremonial traditions. Julia weaves the land's mythology and living presence into every moment of the day.
DAY'S PROGRAMMING
Introduction to Permaculture — ethics, principles, and design
Festival Design 101 — regenerative event systems and community architecture
Deep nature immersion on the festival site
Cacao ceremony and elemental connection
🌙 Overnight in glamping tents on festival site
On-Site Immersion: Day 1
August 9

On-Site Immersion: Day 1

Theme: Permaculture, Ceremony & Deep Nature

A full day of guided immersion on the festival grounds, led by two extraordinary facilitators who weave ecology, design, and ceremony into a single living experience.

STEPHEN BROOKS
An ecological community builder and permaculturist with decades of experience designing regenerative systems and intentional communities around the world. Stephen leads an Introduction to Permaculture — exploring the ethics, principles, and design tools that underpin regenerative living.
JULIA OTTARSDOTTIR
A native Icelandic ceremonialist who carries deep knowledge of Iceland's hidden landscapes, elemental beings, and ancient ceremonial traditions. Julia weaves the land's mythology and living presence into every moment of the day.
DAY'S PROGRAMMING
Introduction to Permaculture — ethics, principles, and design
Festival Design 101 — regenerative event systems and community architecture
Deep nature immersion on the festival site
Cacao ceremony and elemental connection
🌙 Overnight in glamping tents on festival site
August 10

On-Site Immersion: Day 2

Theme: Permaculture, Ceremony & Deep Nature

A second full day with Stephen and Julia, continuing the deep dive into permaculture principles, regenerative design, and Icelandic ceremony. The festival site itself becomes the living classroom — land, community, and ancient landscape woven together in practice.

As the pre-tour concludes, guests transition fully into the Iceland Eclipse Festival, carrying the threads of regeneration, ceremony, and deep connection woven throughout the journey.

CONTINUED PROGRAMMING
Permaculture design deepening — applied site reading and systems thinking
Icelandic ceremonial practice with Julia
Community building and collective visioning
Regenerative festival design in practice
🌙 Overnight in glamping tents on festival site — Iceland Eclipse Festival begins
On-Site Immersion: Day 2
On-Site Immersion: Day 2
August 10

On-Site Immersion: Day 2

Theme: Permaculture, Ceremony & Deep Nature

A second full day with Stephen and Julia, continuing the deep dive into permaculture principles, regenerative design, and Icelandic ceremony. The festival site itself becomes the living classroom — land, community, and ancient landscape woven together in practice.

As the pre-tour concludes, guests transition fully into the Iceland Eclipse Festival, carrying the threads of regeneration, ceremony, and deep connection woven throughout the journey.

CONTINUED PROGRAMMING
Permaculture design deepening — applied site reading and systems thinking
Icelandic ceremonial practice with Julia
Community building and collective visioning
Regenerative festival design in practice
🌙 Overnight in glamping tents on festival site — Iceland Eclipse Festival begins
On-Site Immersion: Day 2
August 10

On-Site Immersion: Day 2

Theme: Permaculture, Ceremony & Deep Nature

A second full day with Stephen and Julia, continuing the deep dive into permaculture principles, regenerative design, and Icelandic ceremony. The festival site itself becomes the living classroom — land, community, and ancient landscape woven together in practice.

As the pre-tour concludes, guests transition fully into the Iceland Eclipse Festival, carrying the threads of regeneration, ceremony, and deep connection woven throughout the journey.

CONTINUED PROGRAMMING
Permaculture design deepening — applied site reading and systems thinking
Icelandic ceremonial practice with Julia
Community building and collective visioning
Regenerative festival design in practice
🌙 Overnight in glamping tents on festival site — Iceland Eclipse Festival begins

A journey into Iceland's living heart.

Regeneration. Ceremony. Community. Wild Beauty.

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