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elements4travel Elements4travel creates and leads Women-only wellness adventure tours. Elisabete Fortes is the CEO and founder of Elements4travel.

Elisabete Has been working in the tourism industry since 2017 in Iceland where she has been living for the past 15 years, she has been using her need for exercise, urge for adventure, and passion for the most various empowering experiences to create and design a complete and unique program to her well-curated tours. Elisabete Has been motivated by other women and so she dedicates her work to share those experiences to women all around the world

Some places don’t need words. Mælifell is one of them.
31/05/2026

Some places don’t need words. Mælifell is one of them.

Back in 2019, exploring Iceland one unforgettable moment at a time 🇮🇸✨So grateful for all the beautiful families and con...
27/05/2026

Back in 2019, exploring Iceland one unforgettable moment at a time 🇮🇸✨
So grateful for all the beautiful families and connections this journey has brought into my life. Private tours are never just about sightseeing — they become memories for a lifetime.

Exploring Grænavatn Crater Lake on a private Reykjanes Peninsula tour 🌋A landscape shaped by volcanic forces, colorful m...
25/05/2026

Exploring Grænavatn Crater Lake on a private Reykjanes Peninsula tour 🌋
A landscape shaped by volcanic forces, colorful minerals and the magic of Iceland’s midnight sun.

10/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day.
May you be happy healthy and free .

April 23rd — First Day of Summer in Iceland ☀️🇮🇸Today, Iceland celebrates Sumardagurinn Fyrsti, a traditional holiday fr...
24/04/2026

April 23rd — First Day of Summer in Iceland ☀️🇮🇸

Today, Iceland celebrates Sumardagurinn Fyrsti, a traditional holiday from the old Icelandic calendar, when the year was divided into winter and summer.

Across Iceland, towns celebrate with music, local events, parades, and activities for children.

Children often receive a summer gift — usually something for outdoor play.

The day also marks longer daylight, more outdoor life, and the return of puffins and other migratory birds.

In Iceland, it’s not about warm weather — it’s about the official start of the brighter season. 💛☀️

23 de abril — Primeiro Dia do Verão na Islândia ☀️🇮🇸

Hoje, a Islândia celebra o Sumardagurinn Fyrsti, uma tradição do antigo calendário islandês, que dividia o ano em apenas duas estações: inverno e verão.

Por todo o país, todas as cidades celebram com música, eventos locais, desfiles e atividades para crianças.

As crianças costumam receber um presente de verão — normalmente algo para brincar ao ar livre.

Este dia também marca dias mais longos, mais vida ao ar livre e o regresso dos papagaios-do-mar e de outras aves migratórias.

Na Islândia, não se trata de temperaturas altas — mas sim do início oficial da estação mais luminosa. 💛☀️

🇬🇧Two destinations. Two pieces of my heart. Now even closer.With flights available from Iceland to Lisbon and Faro with...
07/04/2026

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Two destinations. Two pieces of my heart.
Now even closer.

With flights available from Iceland to Lisbon and Faro with Icelandair, traveling between my two countries has become so much easier.

Portugal and Iceland are both full of beauty, soul, nature, and unforgettable experiences — and now creating journeys between them feels more possible than ever.

My favorite airline making it easier to connect the places I love most. ✨

Iceland ↔ Lisbon
Iceland ↔ Faro

Two destinations. Endless inspiration.



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Dois destinos. Dois pedaços do meu coração.
Agora ainda mais perto.

Com voos agora disponíveis da Islândia para Lisboa e Faro com a Icelandair, viajar entre os meus dois países tornou-se muito mais fácil.

Portugal e a Islândia estão ambos cheios de beleza, alma, natureza e experiências inesquecíveis — e agora criar viagens entre os dois parece mais possível do que nunca.

A minha companhia aérea favorita, a tornar mais fácil ligar os lugares que mais amo. ✨

Islândia ↔ Lisboa
Islândia ↔ Faro

Dois destinos. Inspiração sem fim.

05/04/2026

POV: You don’t just try it once

You come back.
Again and again.

Because Iceland’s Easter ski tradition
becomes part of you.


Today is Konudagur — Women’s Day.It marks the first day of Góain the old Icelandic calendar —a sign that winter is begin...
22/02/2026

Today is Konudagur — Women’s Day.

It marks the first day of Góa
in the old Icelandic calendar —
a sign that winter is beginning to loosen its grip.

Historically, women were honored
for carrying families through the harshest months.

For their strength.
For their resilience.
For enduring the realities of a demanding climate.

In a country shaped by wind, ice, and long dark seasons,
survival required courage — and women were central to it.

When I look at these landscapes,
I see that same energy.

Standing under waterfalls.
Walking on glaciers.
Chasing rainbows.
Watching the northern lights.
Climbing mountains — even in the cold.

Strength here is not loud.
It is steady.
It endures.

Gleðilegan Konudag 🤍

To the women who rise.
To the women who build.
To the women who keep exploring.

Today is Konudagur — Women’s Day.It marks the first day of Góain the old Icelandic calendar —a sign that winter is begin...
22/02/2026

Today is Konudagur — Women’s Day.

It marks the first day of Góa
in the old Icelandic calendar —
a sign that winter is beginning to loosen its grip.

Historically, women were honored
for carrying families through the harshest months.

For their strength.
For their resilience.
For enduring the realities of a demanding climate.

In a country shaped by wind, ice, and long dark seasons,
survival required courage — and women were central to it.

When I look at these landscapes,
I see that same energy.

Standing under waterfalls.
Walking on glaciers.
Chasing rainbows.
Watching the northern lights.
Climbing mountains — even in the cold.

Strength here is not loud.
It is steady.
It endures.

Gleðilegan Konudag 🤍

To the women who rise.
To the women who build.
To the women who keep exploring.

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Today marks 50 years since Icelandic women lay down their work to demand equal pay, leading the fight for equal rights g...
24/10/2025

Today marks 50 years since Icelandic women lay down their work to demand equal pay, leading the fight for equal rights globally. Much has been achieved since, but much work remains to be done, so we continue to march for equal pay and equal rights. Happy Women’s Day Off from Iceland, to all women worldwide ❤️

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