The trip, released to coincide with International Women’s Day, will take place in July 2023 and offer immersive experiences curated to the interests of female clients.

Guests will journey from the capital of Reykjavik to the plains of Thingellvir, exploring black sand beaches, glacier lakes, waterfalls and floating thermal pools.
 

Donna Jeavons, director of sales and marketing for TTC Touring Brands, said Iceland has been recognised by the World Economic Forum as the world’s leading country for gender equality "for over a decade".

"We are thrilled to be offering our newest Wander Women premium tour to this outstanding destination where over 80% of women make up part of the work force and our female guests will personally meet these inspiring Icelandic women who are creating equal opportunities and resources across their country," she added.

This special women’s-only guided tour is available with limited space and clients are encouraged to book early to secure their spot.
 
Guests will meet inspiring local women such as Agnes Siguroardottir, chief executive and founder of one of Iceland’s first microbreweries, Helga Kristin Torfadottir, volcanologist, geologist and glacier guide and author, musician and director of Bakkastofa Heritage Museum Asta Kristrun Ragnarsdottir.
 
A Reykjavik Women’s History Walking Tour will also be available, where clients will hear anecdotes and stories of women who have made their mark in Iceland’s history.
 
Prices for the Inspiring Iceland Women’s-Only tour lead in at £4,425pp.