• Dive into our brand new Hike & Swim adventure in Iceland’s south where geothermal heat meets glacial cold
• Taking in glaciers, thundering waterfalls, lava fields and hot springs, this adventure reveals the ’Land of Fire and Ice’
• Experience the thrill of swimming between two tectonic plates in the Silfra Fissure
• Witness Silfra’s countless shades of jewel-like blue and green plus colourful marine algae including the famous bright green ‘troll hair’
• Enjoy the natural luxury of swimming in waters heated by the earth itself amidst the land of geological contrasts
• Hike through Laugahraun, Vondugil Canyon and Brennisteinsalda, before dipping in hot springs surrounded by colourful rhyolite mountains
• Delve deep into Icelandic culture and folkore and enjoy being part of the community hub of swimming
• Swim & dip with confidence as you’ll be accompanied by our Swim Coach at all times.

Overview

Dive into the heart of Iceland’s cherished swimming culture with our brand new South Iceland Hike and Swim Adventure. In Iceland, the love of swimming runs deep, an essential skill taught from the youngest age. Across this land of fire and ice, from colourful & quirkey capital of Reykjavik to remote villages, there’s always a welcoming swimming pool, a serene lagoon, or steamy natural hot springs waiting for you. These aren’t just places for a leisurely swim; they’re steeped in tradition and folklore, vibrant community hubs where stories and laughter are shared in the warm geothermal waters.

What makes Iceland’s swimming spots truly unparalleled is the natural warmth provided by the earth itself. From public pools to hidden gems, the geothermally heated waters offer the perfect respite admidst the rawest of nature. For the adventurers at heart, take the plunge into the Silfra Fissure, an awe-inspiring swim between two tectonic plates in pure glacier water, the only place in the world where you can swim between two continents. Snorkel the crystal-clear waters between the walls of the rift of Silfra, an experience that is now considered to be one of the top five dive sites in the world.

Your journey will lead you on foot to some of the most superb wild swimming locations in Southern Iceland, where the focus is on learning new swimming & dipping skills whilst reconnecting with nature. As the day fades into evening, enjoy tailored swimming coaching in community pools, a chance to refine your strokes under the guidance of our Swim Coach. Then, unwind in the geothermal bliss of warm waters, a cherished Icelandic tradition.

This adventure is more than just a trip; it’s an invitation to be part of a community, to soak in the warmth of Icelandic hospitality, and to experience the magic of the land through its waters. Join us for an adventure that flows like the very rivers of Iceland, carving memories that will last a lifetime.

Is this trip right for you?

Whether you’re a dipper or a swimmer, our South Iceland Hike & Swim adventure offers the perfect 5-day escape where you can connect with some of the most spectacular natural environments on the planet. Ideal for those new to wild swimming or those seeking a refreshing break, this journey caters to all levels. Our Swim Coach will be on hand to offer tips, advice, and stroke correction coaching where applicable and our Local Icelandic Guide will accompany us filled with plenty of folklore and Icelandic traditions to share. 

• Dive into our brand new Hike & Swim adventure in Iceland’s colossal and captivating north
• Explore the rugged beauty of North Iceland, where adventure awaits at every turn
• Immerse yourself in one of the world’s most exhilarating experiences, dip in the bright blue waters of a geothermal crater lake
• Enjoy an evening swim in a geothermal heated pool overlooking the bay and framed by snow covered Icelandic mountains
• Explore the stunning North coast around Skagafjordur, passing small black sand bays and grassy shores
• Soak in the natural hot springs of Mývatn Nature Baths, surrounded by awe-inspiring landscapes
• Witness the Earth’s raw power with bubbling mud pots and steaming vents only 50 miles from the Arctic Circle
• Lace up your boots and trek through otherworldly landscapes, including volcanic craters, lava fields, and snow-capped peaks
• Experience the mineral-rich, geothermal sea baths of GeoSea, Húsavík
• Delve deep into Icelandic culture and history as you journey through the  rich tapestry of this fascinating land
• Swim & dip with confidence as you’ll be accompanied by our Swim Coach at all times.

Overview

Get ready to embark on an extraordinary journey through Iceland’s breathtaking north, a paradise for nature lovers, adventure seekers and wild dippers & swimmers. Dive into a realm of moonlike lava fields, mineral-rich warm geothermal pools, bubbling mudpots, majestic waterfalls, and snow-capped peaks, all set against the backdrop of volcanic wonder home to a dramatic coastline. This is Iceland at its absolute finest.

This is your chance to escape everyday reality and connect with nature in its purest form. Discover geothermal hot springs scattered throughout North Iceland, offering a unique opportunity to bathe in naturally heated waters while surrounded by otherworldly geologic wonders.

In Iceland, swimming is a cherished tradition and deeply engrained in their culture, with everyone learning to swim from a young age. From bustling cities to remote villages, you’ll find inviting pools, tranquil lagoons, and natural hot springs scattered throughout this wild and remote island marooned near the top of the globe. These spots aren’t just for swimming – they’re hubs of tradition and community gathering.

What’s truly remarkable these swimming spots are more than just places to take a dip. They’re bound in tradition and folklore and are where the communities come together. What’s even more remarkable is that in many of the best spots, including the public pools, the water is warmed by the earth itself. The swimming will be about relaxing into the natural environment and connecting with nature rather than distances. On foot, you’ll venture to beautiful wild swimming spots, and if conditions permit, you’ll partake in one of the most thrilling experiences imaginable: taking a dip in the vivid blue waters of a geothermal crater lake. Trekking through a volcanic terrain dusted with snow, you’ll have the chance to submerge yourself in the crater lake of Viti volcano- a genuinely extraordinary, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. But the adventure doesn’t stop there. There are also adventurous swims in Iceland. On some evenings, tailored swimming coaching will be offered in community pools or simply enjoy soaking in  geothermal heated warm baths which are at the heart of the Icelandic community.

So grab your swimsuit and prepare to make a splash in one of the world’s most captivating and magical destinations.

Is this trip right for you?

Whether you’re a dipper or a swimmer, our North Iceland Hike & Swim adventure offers the perfect 5-day escape where you can connect with some of the most spectacular natural environments on the planet. Ideal for those new to wild swimming or those seeking a refreshing break, this journey caters to all levels. Our Swim Coach will be on hand to offer tips, advice, and stroke correction coaching where applicable and our Local Icelandic Guide will accompany us filled with plenty of folklore and Icelandic traditions to share. 

• Come and meet your wild side on our brand new Swim & Hike adventure in Scotland
• Journey 48kms from West to East along the Great Trossachs Path
• Enjoy invigorating and inspiring swims in some of the most picturesque lochs
• Hike through majestic Scottlsh landscapes to reach idyllic wild swim spots with friendly local guides
• Combine safely escorted open water swims with a spectacular hiking journey
• Stay in eco lodges in one of the most beautiful parts of The Trossachs overlooking Loch Katrine and Ben Venue
• Fully supported by local leaders and swim safety device/tow floats included.

Overview

Immerse yourself in the mountains, forests and lochs within Scotland’s first National Park as you hike and wild swim along the Great Trossachs Path. Starting from Inversnaid at Loch Lomond in the West, you’ll make your way to Callander in the East, taking in majestic scenery, lochs, ancient woodlands, wildlife and history. Along the 48km route you’ll have the chance to wild swim in the lochs and explore the dramatic landscapes within the Great Trossachs Forest National Nature Reserve, the second largest nature reserve in Britain. The is one of Scotland’s Great Trails and connects with other Great Trails such as the Rob Roy Way, West Highland Way and Three Lochs Way. 

The Great Trossachs Path is regarded as one of Scotland’s Great Trails and you’ll be in complete agreement after this trip! The reserve has had over 2.5 million native trees planted in the last decade, part of a 200-year plan to revitalise the forest for animals and people.

Accompanied by an experienced and super friendly local guide who’s a qualified beach lifeguard, swimming teacher & coach from Adventurous Ewe.

Join us for an unforgettable journey through the outstanding natural beauty of mature woodlands rich in wildlife and history. Plus it’s all within a half an hours’ drive from the medieval City of Stirling which is accessible by train from any major city in the UK.

Is this trip right for you?

With shorter daily swim distances and dips, this trip is perfect for those who are new or enjoy freshwater dipping and/or swimming and who are looking for a 5-day break amidst some of the Scotland’s most outstanding natural beauty. The trip follows the Great Trossach Path so swimmers should also be comfortable with hiking to reach majestic swimming spots along the Path.

Whether you’re new-ish to wild swimming or have a basic understanding of open water swimming, this adventure will suit you. Our local Swim & Mountain Leader will provide plenty of tips and advice and also coaching of stroke correction where feasible.  

The average swim distance is around 1.5km. The average daily swim distance is around 3km.

This trip is graded as ‘Medium’ as it’s designed for people who wish to swim at a more relaxed pace and enjoy the scenery together with developing their wild swimming experience. Please note, this grading is for the swim only and does not take into account the hike along the Great Trossachs Pathway.

• Come and meet your wild side on our all female Snowdonia SUP & Summit Weekend
• SUP the less visited and picturesque lakes of Eryri (Snowdonia)
• Hike to the summit of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), the highest peak in Wales at 1085m
• Experience the quieter trails of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) via The Ranger and Watkin Paths
• Plunge into the serene waterfall pools and mountain lakes
• Camp under the stars in bell tents with vast views over the mountains and lakes of Eryri (Snowdonia)
• Meet the friendly farm animals at our family owned campsite
• All fully supported by local leaders and equipment provided.

Overview

Join a group of like-minded women on this wander-ful weekend in the heart of Snowdonia. Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) along the picturesque and less visited lakes in the national park. Whether you’re new to SUP’ing or wish to gain a few tips, this is a great opportunity to immerse yourself in nature whilst improving your core strength and general well-being.

Then hike to the summit of Snowdon l Yr Wyddfa meaning ‘Snow Hill’ at 1085m. Ascend via the quieter route of the Snowdon Ranger Path with beautiful views down towards Llyn Cwellyn and the slopes of Mynydd Mawr rising steeply from its shores and even stretching to the coastline on a clear day. On reaching the summit you’ll be rewarded with views over Snowdonia, Anglesey, Pembrokeshire and even Ireland (on a clear day) and a great sense of achievement. It’s then time to descend via the scenic route of the Watkin Path passing through the ruins of an old slate quarry before having the chance to take a dip in the Watkin Path waterfall pools. The final stretch sees you walking through charming woodlands before emerging at the finish of your trek. Time permitting, you may have the chance to pop into Caffi Gwynant, a local café in a converted chapel, for a well-earned post-trek homemade cake or dessert, tea, coffee or a local ale.

Staying at our family owned & operated farm and campsite perched on the mountainside in the heart of Eryri (Snowdonia) from your bell tent your view stretches across farmland, lakes and mountains. Plus you can meet Harriet the Herdwick sheep (Chief Herdwick), Frank the donkey (resident groundkeeper), Poppy the miniature Shetland pony (Frank’s best friend) and Edwardo the peacock (Head of Security). You may even catch the two goats, Madonna & Toggs, being milked for locally produced goats cheese as they are milked twice a day.

This wander-ful Welsh weekend packs a lot in amid a friendly and supportive environment where you’ll experience the wonderful Welsh landscapes, cymraeg language, way of life and culture!

So join us – soak up the atmosphere, the change in environment, learn some new skills, re connect with nature, experience the less visited patches of Eryri (Snowdonia) and all with some like-minded women.