Set within an 800-year-old lava field on Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula, The Retreat at Blue Lagoon is an ultra-luxury hotel built alongside the iconic Blue Lagoon. The architecture is carefully integrated into the volcanic landscape, with minimalist interiors, floor-to-ceiling windows, and private terraces or balconies overlooking lava fields and geothermal waters. Guests enjoy access to the Retreat Spa, the private Retreat Lagoon, and the Blue Lagoon, while the hotel is also home to a Michelin-starred restaurant.

The Moss Junior Suite, at 40 sqm, sits on the upper level, walls of glass framing panoramic views over the ever-changing moss that hugs the sweeping lava fields, the same timeless design channelling the landscape throughout the room. Bespoke furniture by B&B Italia furnishes the space, alongside a European grand king-size bed, heated floors, and blackout curtains, with a bathroom offering a walk-in shower and freestanding bathtub.

Discover Iceland's most iconic sightseeing route on a privately guided journey through the Golden Circle. Visit the powerful Gullfoss waterfall, witness the eruptions of Strokkur geyser, and explore Þingvellir National Park, where dramatic geology and the world's oldest parliament come together in one remarkable landscape.

Suspended in the soothing warmth of a secluded expanse of the Blue Lagoon, guests float on a warm blanket and floatation mat as a therapist performs a deep, relaxing massage using Blue Lagoon mineral massage oil. Draped and fully supported throughout, the treatment brings total comfort regardless of the weather outside. The massage takes place In a private area of the lagoon reserved exclusively for treatment guests. Well suited to guests wanting a genuinely restorative, weightless massage experience, unlike anything found on dry land.

Welcome to The Dock 69°39 By Scandic, a distinctive 4-star hotel located in the heart of Tromsø, ideal for travellers seeking both comfort and authentic Arctic experiences. The hotel sits on the waterfront in the historic Vervet district, a vibrant area once home to the shipyard where Roald Amundsen prepared the Gjøa for polar expeditions.

The Dock 69°39 blends premium comfort with rich local heritage, offering guests a warm and modern Scandinavian design inspired by Arctic culture and industrial history. Many rooms feature panoramic views of the city, fjord and surrounding mountains, and the hotel is perfectly positioned for experiencing Tromsø’s year-round.

A distinctive northern lights sailing from Tromsø aboard Arctic Princess, a catamaran designed for VIP, comfortable sailing. Departing from the floating jetty just minutes from the city centre, guests can watch for the aurora from the outdoor daybed or lounge terrace, or settle into the warm panoramic saloon with views over Tromsø Island from the water.

Warm thermal suits are provided for all guests, along with a fish soup served on the way back to Tromsø, and fishing gear for those wanting to try their luck along the way. Every guest also receives a unique piece of digital art inspired by Northern Norway's landscapes, a personal keepsake to take home.

Located on the shores of Lake Norvajärvi, around 17 kilometres from Rovaniemi, Skýra Retreat is an intimate luxury retreat where wellness, nature, and Nordic hospitality come together in a peaceful lakeside setting. Housed within a carefully restored former village school dating back to 1952, the retreat preserves an important piece of Lapland's history while offering a contemporary experience centred around relaxation, wellbeing, and authentic Arctic experiences.

Offering 50–60 m² (538–646 sq ft), the Grande Suites are located in the heart of the historic schoolhouse, where carefully restored log walls and original windows preserve the building's heritage. Each suite features a handcrafted Finnish 200 cm bed, a private Finnish sauna, a deep soaking bathtub, and a comfortable seating area designed for relaxation. Guests also enjoy complimentary access to the Skýra Nordic Spa, daily wellness activities, table-served breakfast, afternoon coffee and pastries, 24-hour room service, and private airport transfers.

Set out with a private guide in search of the Northern Lights, travelling to the best viewing locations based on real-time weather conditions and aurora forecasts. Away from artificial light, you'll have the best possible opportunity to experience and photograph this natural phenomenon.

Dogsledding is one of the oldest ways of moving through an Arctic winter, and one of the most exhilarating. The moment the team sets off, pulling hard across a frozen landscape with nothing but snow and silence ahead, it becomes clear why this tradition has endured for centuries.

This private experience puts you in control of your own sled, guided through the Lapland wilderness by a team of huskies who know exactly what they are doing and seem to love every moment of it.

A 4-hour adventure across the frozen Lapland landscape, combining the thrill of snowmobiling with a pause for traditional ice fishing through the frozen surface of a lake — the kind of day locals spend. The route winds through quiet, snow-covered wilderness, with plenty of time to slow down and take in the stillness between rides. Well suited to guests wanting an active, hands-on taste of Arctic winter life, blending adventure with a quieter, more traditional pastime.