Program:
This camp takes place in Siglufjörður, a charming fishing town in North Iceland surrounded by mountains and ocean. Volunteers support community-led environmental and cultural projects such as maintaining public spaces, light renovation work, coastal clean-ups, and assisting with local events. The camp also includes outdoor activities, hikes, and opportunities to learn about the region’s history and nature while contributing to sustainable community development.
Age: 14 to 17 years old
Short Itinerary
Day 1 – Pick-up & Welcome
Arrival, orientation, and introduction to the program.
Day 2 – Golden Circle Excursion
Full-day tour exploring Iceland’s iconic natural sites.
Day 3 – Transfer to Siglufjörður (Wednesday)
Scenic transfer day to the North.
Day 4–5 – Forestry Work (Thursday & Friday)
Environmental work and conservation activities.
Day 6 – Myvatn Excursion (Saturday)
Relaxing cultural and nature-based activity.
Day 7 – Hiking Day (Sunday)
Guided hike in the surrounding mountains.
Day 8–12 – Forestry Work (Monday–Friday)
Continued conservation work with the local forestry team.
Day 13 – Whale Watching & Akureyri (Saturday)
Excursion to observe Iceland’s marine wildlife.
Day 14 – Kayaking (Sunday)
Adventure activity exploring the fjord.
Day 15–16 – Farewell Days (Monday & Tuesday)
Reflection activities, closing session, and group farewell.
Day 17 – Transfer to the Farm & Drop-off (Wednesday)
Transport back to South and the end of the program.
Day 18 – Drop-off BSI (Thursday)
Extended Itinerary
Day 1 – Pick-Up & Welcome
We welcome the group upon arrival and travel together to the accommodation. Teens will meet their leaders, get a tour of the area, and enjoy fun ice-breaker activities to get to know each other.
A relaxed evening with games, snacks, and a welcome talk.
Day 2 – Golden Circle Adventure
The group explores some of Iceland’s most famous natural wonders: geysers, waterfalls, and volcanic landscapes.
It’s a full day packed with photography moments, trivia games, and a picnic with the group — perfect for bonding and making new friends.
Day 3 – Transfer to Siglufjörður (Wednesday)
A beautiful road trip to the north of Iceland.
Along the way, we make short stops for photos and snacks. Teens love this day — the views are unforgettable.
Days 4–5 – Forestry & Environmental Projects (Thursday–Friday)
Students take part in meaningful conservation work such as tree planting, trail upkeep, and outdoor environmental tasks.
All activities are adapted for youth and supervised by trained leaders.
This is where they learn teamwork, responsibility, and environmental awareness.
Day 6 – Mývatn Adventure Day (Saturday)
A highlight of the camp!
The group explores one of Iceland’s most stunning natural areas — lava formations, geothermal spots, and landscapes that look straight out of a movie.
There are fun challenges, educational games, and lots of time for photos.
Day 7 – Hiking Day (Sunday)
A guided hike adapted for teens, with safe routes and amazing views.
Leaders run reflection activities, nature appreciation moments, and group games.
Days 8–12 – Forestry Week (Monday–Friday)
A full week of outdoor teamwork in the beautiful forests near Siglufjörður.
Students rotate tasks so everyone gets to try different roles.
Evenings include workshops, movie nights, cooking sessions, and camp activities.
Day 13 – Whale Watching & Akureyri Visit (Saturday)
A magical day!
The group heads out into the fjord for whale watching — a favorite for all participants.
Afterward, they explore Akureyri, Iceland’s charming northern capital, with time for souvenirs and local snacks.
Day 14 – Kayaking (Sunday)
Safe, guided kayaking in calm waters designed for beginners.
Great for confidence-building and teamwork — and of course, super fun.
Days 15–16 – Farewell Days (Monday & Tuesday)
The last days in the north include reflection activities, group games, a small celebration, and preparing memory books or photo boards.
The team leaders help the group look back on everything they achieved together.
Day 17 – Transfer to the Farm (Wednesday)
A comfortable transfer back south.
We include music, games, and stops along the way to make the journey fun.
Day 18 – Drop-Off at BSI (Thursday)
We say goodbye after an unforgettable adventure!
Staff guide the group through departure procedures and ensure every teen is safely dropped off.
