Elemental Sound Bath & Skyr Snack Bar

While it is hard to beat the real thing, the least we can do is bring some of Iceland's energy to you!

Join us for an hour of inner peace and healing meditation. Icelandic Energy Healer, Jósa Goodlife, will take you on an elemental journey beyond time and space.  She will guide you on a deeply relaxing, supporting and uplifting journey with healing sounds from nature and leave you rejuvenated and focused for the remainder of your day.

Yoga mats will be provided by Icelandic Provisions and guests will be able to take them home after class.  When guests enter, they will receive a Yoga mat, Blue Lagoon facial towel and skin care products, Icelandair blanket and eye mask and Icelandic Glacial water.

After the Sound Bath, attendees are invited to eat like an Icelander, courtesy of Icelandic Provisions Skyr. Skyr is a type of Icelandic yogurt high in protein and low in fat that has sustained Icelanders for nearly 1,000 years—and will undoubtedly give you the energy to get through the day! We will also have water from Icelandic Glacial after class.

Claim your ticket now

Icelandair is offering you an exclusive Taste of Iceland deal with a $549 roundtrip fare from Denver to Iceland purchased between May 10th–20th. The travel period is valid from September 1st–December 15th!

Icelandic Provisions skyr

Icelandic Provisions is a company rooted in Iceland that produces the only authentic skyr made in North America using Certified Heirloom Skyr Cultures. Foundational nutrition is at the center of everything we do, and we believe that feeding the mind is just as important as feeding the body. Icelandic Provisions skyr is made using high-quality, natural ingredients with a Nordic twist. It’s rich in protein and is mindful of sugar. Icelandic Provisions skyr is made with milk from family-owned farms that abstain from using artificial growth hormones, like rBGH and are located within 100 miles of their production facilities in the U.S. Icelandic Provisions was founded by Polaris Founders Capital in partnership with the oldest and largest dairy co-op in Iceland, MS Iceland Dairies. For more information about and to find store locations, please visit Icelandic Provisions and follow us: #icelandicprovisions | Twitter: @icelandicprov | Facebook: icelandicprovisions | Instagram: @icelandicprovisions 

Blue Lagoon Iceland

Founded in 1992, Blue Lagoon Iceland has long been a sustainable destination due to the beneficial powers of its famed geothermal seawater. Nestled in an 800-year-old lava field in the heart of the Reykjanes UNESCO Geopark and conveniently located between Reykjavik and Iceland’s international airport, Blue Lagoon Iceland is a sustainability-first company encompassing hotels, restaurants, R&D, renowned skin care lines, and a place for wellbeing. In 2012, the company’s iconic centerpiece – the Blue Lagoon Water – was named one of “25 Wonders of the World” by National Geographic, propelling the majestic, healing waters into the upper echelons of global travel destinations.

In 2018, the company continued its evolution with the Retreat opening at Blue Lagoon Iceland, the country’s first five-star spa hotel. Included in Time Magazine’s list of “The World’s 100 Greatest Places,” the Retreat features a 62-suite, award-winning, luxury hotel; a subterranean spa featuring the signature Blue Lagoon Ritual and in-water massage; a mineral-rich, private lagoon; and two new restaurants, including Moss, a Michelin-recommended destination. In 2021, the company introduced its latest luxury product—BL+, a science-driven skin care line.

Blue Lagoon Iceland

Icelandic Glacial Water

You are what you drink – be exceptional!

Long before man reached the remote island of Iceland, a massive volcanic eruption occurred, creating the Ölfus Spring deep below the earth's surface. For 5,000 years, water has filtered slowly through layers of lava rock, creating exceptionally pure and naturally alkaline water with the perfect mineral balance. Shielded by an impenetrable layer of lava rock and surrounded by a 128,000-acre exclusion zone, Ölfus Spring replenishes from rainfall and snowmelt over uninhabited and untouched lava fields. With over 238 million gallons of water overflowing from the Ölfus Spring into the ocean every day, it's one of the world's largest natural springs.