Nordic Permaculture Festival 2025

Join Us for the Nordic Permaculture Festival in Iceland!

Get ready for an unforgettable gathering of nature lovers, changemakers, and permaculture enthusiasts! The Nordic Permaculture Festival has been travelling across the Nordic countries since 2011, and this year, it’s landing in Iceland 7th to 10th August.

This festival is all about connection, learning, and hands-on action! We’re here to grow networks, swap knowledge, and share inspiring ways to regenerate our planet’s resources. Together, we’ll co-create a space for a more abundant and resilient future—for both people and the Earth.

The Nordic Permaculture Festival is a gathering for people of all ages. To create a safe and welcoming space for families, we kindly invite everyone to join us in keeping the festival alcohol- and drug-free. Let’s make this a place where parents can relax, children can thrive, and our community can truly connect.

Program

The festival program is full of amazing workshops! Thanks to all these knowledgeble folks giving their work to contribute to making a great experience for us all we can all learn so much and still keep the ticket prices at a bare minimum. The ticket price is almost only covering the 9 meals included during the festival. All planning, cooking and teaching happening before and during the festival is based on gift economy.

We have put a lot of effort into making a rich and exciting program for kids and teenagers too! They’ll have propper workshops where they can learn, play and get to know each other. Often there are more than one kid’s workshop running at the same time, aimed for different age groups. Some workshops are specifically designed for older kids or teenagers, they are outlined with orange in the kids program below.

Where in Iceland?

The site for the festival this year is Kirkjulækjakot in Fljótshlíð. 1,5 hours drive from Reykjavík, 7,5 hours drive from the Smyril line ferry from Denmark. The nearest town is Hvolsvöllur, to which there are public buses, we will also have a festival bus picking up passengers on Thursday and back to Hvolsvöllur on the Sunday after the festival.

In Kirkjulækjakot there’s a complete camping site for those that bring their camping gear. There’s also plenty of 4-6 person rooms that can be booked. Either as shared rooms with other festival participants or rented as a private room.

Sign up now and get excited!

The last chance to buy tickets is 1st August, make sure to book your tickets before then - since we have to have a bit of time to plan propperly for cooking delicious meals for you all.

If you have any questions please get in touch: