REVIEW · 1-HOUR EXPERIENCES
Transformative Breathwork Session with Andri – 1 Hour
Breathwork in Reykjavik can reset your whole week. This 1-hour session with Andri Iceland is built for real stress relief, starting with a short overview, then moving into guided breathing with Andri’s music and instrumentals, and ending with deep relaxation.
I especially liked how the headset gives you clear, disturbance-free guidance, so you can actually follow along without turning your brain into an obstacle course. You also do not need to bring gear, since everything from yoga mats to eye masks is provided.
One thing to consider: you will be asked to stay fairly still and breathe to a guide in a group setting, so if you want a high-energy workout, this is more of a calm, nervous-system focused reset.
In This Review
- Key Things to Know Before You Go
- A Calm, Guided Reset With Andri in Reykjavík
- Where You Meet and How to Get Set Without Overthinking It
- What Happens During the 1-Hour Breathwork Session
- The Gear Setup That Makes It Easy to Focus
- Cold Tubs Afterward, If You Want the Extra Reset
- Why Breathwork Is Worth Your Time (Stress, Sleep, and More)
- The Skills You Can Use Again After This Hour
- Price and Value: Why $58 Can Be a Smart Buy
- Who This Breathwork Session Fits Best
- Quick Practical Tips Before You Start
- Should You Book This Breathwork Session With Andri?
- FAQ
- Is this breathwork session offered in English?
- How long is the session?
- Do I need to bring a yoga mat or other equipment?
- Will I have a headset during the session?
- What happens after the breathwork session?
- What is the cancellation policy?
Key Things to Know Before You Go

- Headset-guided instructions help you hear Andri clearly the whole time
- Everything is provided (mats, blankets, bolsters, pillows, eye masks), so packing is easy
- Music and instrumentals stay with you during the breathwork flow
- Cool down option after the session: cold tubs are available
- Small group size with a maximum of 20 people keeps it personal
- English is available, with Andri also using Icelandic cues so you can keep up
A Calm, Guided Reset With Andri in Reykjavík

Reykjavik can be magical, but it can also be a lot on your senses. This breathwork session is the opposite of sightseeing overload. It is a focused, 1-hour “come back to yourself” practice with Andri, in a welcoming setup that feels warm and comfortable from the start.
The biggest reason it works is structure. You get a brief explanation of breathwork, then guided breathing that follows along with Andri’s sound world, and finally a deep relaxation segment. That flow matters, because breathwork is not just about breathing harder or faster. It is about learning how to regulate your state, then practicing being steady while your body catches up.
Where You Meet and How to Get Set Without Overthinking It
You meet at ANDRI ICELAND, Rauðagerði 25, 108 Reykjavík. The session starts there and ends back at the same meeting point, which makes planning simple.
This is also near public transportation, which helps if you do not want to wrestle with parking or timing. You will get a mobile ticket, and confirmation is sent at booking. The group max is 20 travelers, which usually means you are not fighting for space or attention.
Also, if you show up early, there is a chance you can observe another class Andri offers. The lesson there is practical: if you arrive with a little curiosity, you can see the vibe before you fully commit to the session.
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What Happens During the 1-Hour Breathwork Session

The rhythm of the hour is the whole point. Here is the basic arc, in the order you can expect.
First comes a brief overview of breathwork benefits. You are not stuck in theory. This part is meant to help you understand why the breathing patterns are being used and what kind of outcomes people look for, like stress relief and better recovery.
Then you move into the main event: guided breathing exercises with Andri’s music and instrumentals. The guidance is live, and the audio delivery matters because it keeps your focus anchored. With a headset, you are not trying to hear someone over the room. You can keep your eyes covered, use the eye mask, and let the instructions come to you.
Finally, the session ends with deep relaxation. This is where you stop “doing” and start absorbing. If you have ever finished a tough workout and felt oddly calm afterward, this works on a similar principle, just with breath instead of effort.
The Gear Setup That Makes It Easy to Focus

You do not need to bring equipment, and that is one of the most underrated parts of the experience. Instead of showing up and hunting for a mat, you get a full comfort kit.
What you are provided includes yoga mats and blankets, plus bolsters, pillows, and eye masks. This matters because breathwork often asks you to slow down. When your body is comfortable, you can spend your energy on breathing instead of adjusting.
The eye mask also helps in a simple way: it reduces visual input, which makes it easier to stay present during the guided breathing and relaxation phases. And the headset helps even more than you might expect. It keeps the teacher’s voice clear, so you can follow the pacing without constantly checking what comes next.
Cold Tubs Afterward, If You Want the Extra Reset

After the breathwork session, cold tubs are available. Not everyone chooses to use them, but having the option is smart. Breathwork can help you settle and calm down, and a cold dip can add a contrast effect, shifting how you feel in your body.
One practical tip: if cold water is new for you, treat it as a choice, not a requirement. Your best win is leaving the session with a calmer nervous system. If cold tubs help, great. If they feel like too much too soon, skip them and keep your routine gentle.
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Why Breathwork Is Worth Your Time (Stress, Sleep, and More)

The session is marketed as a solution for stress, anxiety, and burnout, and the potential benefits listed include reductions like inflammation, improved immunity, mood enhancement, relief from stress and anxiety, pain suppression, faster metabolism, and better sleep.
Now, a realistic way to think about breathwork is this: it is a tool for bringing your body out of threat mode and into regulation. If you are dealing with chronic stress, your breathing pattern often becomes shallow, tight, or inconsistent. Guided breathwork gives you a map to change that pattern safely, then gives you a quiet period at the end to let your system catch up.
You also get something that many self-help routines miss: a paced experience. It is easier to benefit when someone is guiding the timing and the intensity rather than you guessing on your own.
The Skills You Can Use Again After This Hour

This is not just a one-time feel-good session. You are taught skills you can use in the future to relax and recharge. That is the real value, because the hour is a starting point, not the finish line.
From a practical standpoint, the session helps you understand two things you can repeat later:
- how to follow a breathing structure without panicking or forcing it
- how to let your body shift into a calmer rhythm during the relaxation phase
One pattern that shows up in the experience is the sense of release. People describe letting out the necessary sighs and finding it freeing to breathe at their own pace while Andri guides them. That is useful for you because it reminds you that breathwork is not about perfect technique. It is about safe, guided practice that you can apply again.
Price and Value: Why $58 Can Be a Smart Buy

At $58 per person, this is not the cheapest activity in Reykjavik, but it is also not overpriced for what you receive.
Here is the value angle:
- You get equipment provided (mats, blankets, bolsters, pillows, eye masks), so you do not spend money or time shopping or carrying gear.
- You get premium headsets delivering Andri’s live guidance and music. That reduces frustration and improves focus, which is a big deal for a breathing practice.
- The session is about one hour, so you get a real reset without sacrificing an entire day.
- Group size is kept small, with a maximum of 20.
If you are already paying for an hour of wellness time in a city where costs add up, this feels like a focused session with the right supports included, rather than a barebones class.
Who This Breathwork Session Fits Best
This session is a good match if you want a structured way to manage stress and anxiety, especially if you feel burned out and need something repeatable. It also suits beginners. The class is designed for both beginners and experienced practitioners.
It can work well if you are on an itinerary with limited time, like an overnight or a short stop. Because it is only about 1 hour, it fits neatly between meals and other plans.
You might want to skip or choose a different option if you dislike guided stillness. Some people come to Iceland expecting everything to be active, loud, and outdoors. This is not that. It is a calm practice, with relaxation at the end.
Quick Practical Tips Before You Start
A few things will help you get more out of the hour:
- Wear comfortable clothing you can breathe in easily.
- Plan to arrive a few minutes early if you like settling in before the session begins.
- During the breathwork, follow the cues and let your pace be your pace, even with guidance.
- If cold water is not your thing, remember you can skip cold tubs and still benefit from the breathwork portion.
Also, language is not likely to be a dealbreaker. The activity is offered in English, and Andri has used Icelandic and English cues in the class setup. With the headset and guided structure, you are not left guessing.
Should You Book This Breathwork Session With Andri?
I think it is worth booking if you want an easy, guided nervous-system reset in Reykjavik. The combination of live instruction, a clear headset, and full comfort gear is exactly what makes breathwork feel approachable instead of intimidating. You also leave with practical skills you can reuse, not just a fleeting mood boost.
Book it if you are stressed, anxious, or simply tired of being “on.” Pass if you want a sporty, high-energy activity, or if you cannot handle the idea of lying down and breathing with a guide in a small group.
If you want one hour to slow down, hear clearly, and reset your body, this is a solid choice.
FAQ
Is this breathwork session offered in English?
Yes. The experience is offered in English, and the guidance includes clear live instruction through the headset.
How long is the session?
It runs for about 1 hour.
Do I need to bring a yoga mat or other equipment?
No. Yoga mats and blankets are provided, along with additional comfort items like eye masks, bolsters, and pillows.
Will I have a headset during the session?
Yes. A headset is provided so you can hear Andri clearly during the breathing exercises and relaxation.
What happens after the breathwork session?
Cold tubs are available after the session.
What is the cancellation policy?
You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours in advance of the experience start time.
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