Princess Experience at Lake Rauðavatn

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Difficulty

Easy

Duration

30 minutes

Price from

36.655 ISK

Did you know the Snow Queen really does live in Iceland?

Make your child’s trip to Iceland truly unforgettable with a private princess encounter in the beautiful outdoors, just minutes from central Reykjavík.

You’ll meet your chosen princess—such as the Snow Queen—by tranquil Lake Rauðavatn for an exclusive 30-minute experience designed for families with young children (ages 3–7). Your performer will lead storytelling, sing-alongs, games, and a royal coronation ceremony for your little one. There’s also plenty of time for scenic, high-quality photos in a natural setting.

This experience is entirely private. just your family, your camera, and the magic of connection. Whether you’re celebrating a birthday or simply adding something special to your Iceland trip, this is a memory you’ll treasure.

Offered year-round, weather permitting

A goody bag of local treats is provided

Welcome at the Lakeside
We meet at a quiet lakeside location in Reykjavík and take a short walk to a scenic spot in nature. Guests are welcomed and introduced to the magical world of the story. Children are invited to settle in and prepare for a special encounter in the natural surroundings.
Magical Character Encounter
The Snow Queen appears and greets the children. Through playful conversation and storytelling, the character introduces a magical story inspired by nature, imagination, and adventure.
Interactive Story and Activities
Children become part of the story through gentle interactive activities. These may include imagination games, helping the character with a small quest, or learning a magical gesture or phrase. The activities are simple, creative, and designed especially for young children.
Photos and Farewell
Families have time to take photos with the character in the lakeside setting while the character continues to interact with the children. The experience ends with a magical farewell before returning to the meeting point. Guests are left with a bag of local treats to take home.