Chase glaciers, soak in hot springs, and run wild across volcanic trails with a crew that turns into family.
Iceland is the magical land of fire, ice, mini horses, and black sand beaches.
Go Chasing Waterfalls
While there’s no official count, based on educated guesses, there are about 10,000 waterfalls in Iceland. Only 200 of them are named, so that leaves 9,800 possible falls to name after yourself. We're gonna have to ignore TLC's advice on this one.
Active Volcanos
Did you know Iceland has a high concentration of active volcanos? We even have a view of one from our rooftop hot tub! Eyjafjallajökull gained notoriety for disrupting air travel in 2010 after erupting.
Stream Sippin'
When the tap water is fresher than bottled water, you level up and head right to the qsource. In Iceland, you can often drink straight from the streams and rivers. If the water is coming from the country's mighty glaciers, who needs Evian?
Beyoncé Horses
The Icelandic horse is a unique breed. Literally! Since it has been bred in isolation for the past 1000 years, its manners, gait, and looks are different from all other horses. Becky could never.
Hike it, run it, own it.
Being a relatively “new island” in geological terms, Iceland is still flexing with raw, dramatic terrain and we’re here to explore every inch of it. Forget the view from the van window, this trip’s all about getting up close. Think black sand beaches, hot springs, glacier fields, and waterfall trails all packed into one epic day.
Iceland has blown up in popularity, but we keep it fresh by turning those hikes into trail runs (or sexy-paced walks, we got you). Whether you’re here for the burn or the view, every trail delivers major “how is this real?” energy. And we’re not racing, we’re riding the journey together.
Stretch, soak, reset.
Iceland is a wellness wonderland, cleanest air, purest water, and nature that humbles you. The yoga scene here is huge, and for good reason: it just hits different when you’re flowing beside a glacier-fed waterfall or unwinding in a steamy hot spring post-hike.
Our yoga isn’t just a vibe, it’s recovery with intention. Whether it’s morning movement or evening stretch under the northern sky, you’ll find the balance your body’s been craving. Bonus: Icelandic beers + public pools = local wellness at its weirdest and finest.
Glaciers, waterfalls, black sand... let’s go.
You know what they say, it’s not just about the size, it’s what you do with it. And Iceland does it all. While it may seem like a tiny island, it can take up to 2 days to drive around the whole of Iceland while stopping to see things (which you will be doing every five seconds). So we've narrowed down the top spots, including some local secret ones, and created the perfect itinerary. Now get ready to learn these Icelandic names:
Sólheimajökull: Ever walked on a real-life glacier before? Well, now you have at this constantly evolving massive ice mound we explore.
Seljalandsfoss: your next Instagram photo will be with this sexy waterfall; it’s one of the most picturesque of them all.
Skógafoss: this is the last giant in what we at SYB call “waterfall alley,” a series of 20-30 waterfalls on an 8k trail.
Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach: Can you imagine a beach with pitch-black rocks shooting up from the ocean and sand that looks like the night sky? Chances are you've probably seen this unreal place in some fantasy tv show, and now you can experience it in real life.
Blue Lagoon: it wouldn't be an Iceland experience without visiting a natural geothermal pool and rubbing those good good minerals on our bodies. Your local spa could never.
Landmannalaugar Nature Reserve: We explore these hills of boiling water coming out of the ground and then chill in the warm water stream afterward. Just be careful where you step.
Reykjavik Party Scene: For a small island, they really know how to get down. This place is always going off.
Sweat, sights, and squad... covered.
From trail runs to hot spring hangs, this trip is dialed. Our coaches bring the fire, the views bring the magic, and everything else? Already handled.
With bucket list stops, unreal terrain, and the kind of vibes you only get on an SYB trip, this is more than a vacation, it’s a full-body experience. You in?
Solo, but never alone.
Most people come solo, but no one leaves that way. This is a crew you’ll climb glaciers with, laugh with in hot tubs, and party with in Reykjavik. Group size is intimate enough to connect but big enough to turn heads when we roll up.
This isn’t just a trip, it’s your new circle.