Compare Campervan Hire Iceland

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Campervan Hire Iceland - 4x4 Options

Driving in Iceland needs extra care and attention. We strongly advise spending time to familiarise your self with the prescribed method of driving any vehicle in Icland, please vist safe travel Iceland

When you book with RVRentaCampervan you are assured a first class service, join the hundreds of happy customers that have booked campervan holidays with us. If this is your first trip to Iceland be warned to be safe you must study and adhere to the rules of the road please spend some time watching this very informative video. Safe Travel Iceland will should also be added to your favorites as it will keep abreast of road and weather conditions prevailing during you Icelandic holiday

Driving in Iceland needs extra care and attention. We strongly advise spending time to familiarise your self with the prescribed method of driving any vehicle in Icland, please vist safe travel Iceland

How do I book?. Please enter your travel dates into the booking engine and browse through the wide selection of camping vans we have on offer, ranging from small 2 berth pop up’s to for example the luxury Sunlight 6 berth with McRent Iceland. We also offer a range of 4×4 off road vehicles and are in high demand so please book early. We have exclusive deals with Camper Iceland, Touring Cars and EasyCampers Iceland.

Iceland is a fantastic place to tour on your own, exploring its volcanoes, glaciers, waterfalls and boiling mud. campervanning is a popular and cheap way to get around the island and witness all that it has to offer.

This stunning island is filled with amazing landscapes, and touring in a camping van is a great way to visit the off-the-beaten-track areas as well as popular routes such as the Golden Circle. It is possible to drive around the entire island by campervan , as camper car sites are plentiful and we have a good selection of vans for hire.


Recommended Rental campervan drives and camper parks

Golden Circle:

This is the most popular route, taking drivers on a tour of the county’s most visited attractions. It starts and ends in Reykjavik, the capital. Explore Thingvellir National Park from Syori-Leirar Camping Ground, see geysers in action at Strokkur’s Fludir Camping Ground and take photos of Europe’s largest waterfall while resting at Thjorsardalur Camping Ground. This is the classic tour of Iceland, a 300km to loop from Reykjavík into central Iceland then back again. However, there is a reason that is is the classic loop! With so many things to see, one of the most popular is the gigantic waterfall of Gullfoss. If waterfalls aren’t interesting, have things heat up and see some of the many geysers of the Haukadalur valley. See Strokkur erupt every 5 to 15 minutes! However, keep an eye out on the weather and be prepared for your journey. Iceland lives up to it’s name quite often.

Reykjavik to Akureyri:

Take a detour route to visit the Borgarfjordur Valley, the Snaefellsnes Peninsula and Skagafrjorour’s ‘Valley of the Horses’. Stop in camper sites such as Hellissandur Camping Ground or Siglufjordur Camping Ground. There is no shortage of things to see on this 5 hour journey. One can make this trip last weeks if one stops and enjoys some of the amazing sights along the way. Be one of the few to see and hike Kerlingarfjöll mountain range, one of Iceland’s most popular hiking destinations that’s also covered in volcanic rhyolite stone that creates a red plain. With numerous hiking trails and hot springs, one can relax after some of the long journeys and incredible views they will see. Be prepared if hiking! As well as a million other things to see, don’t forget to stop by and see the picturesque and epic symbol of the Iceland, the Snæfellsjökull volcano!

Interior drive:

From Keflavik, first stop at the famous Blue Lagoon then travel north to Landmannalaugar where you will be surrounded by natural beauty, finishing at the famous Vatnajoukull National Park. Stay overnight in Austurvegur Camping Ground or Vatnajokull National Park Camping Ground. The Blue Lagoon is that classic Icelandic picture that pops up when googling for things to do in Iceland, and there’s a reason. This geothermal spa from 1976 is known for it’s blue water and mud that is rubbed on the skin is one of the top tourist attractions of Iceland. After you’ve had enough laying around and soaking in the water, give a shot of hiking the Landmannalaugar, the edge of a lava field that many admire every year. Hike through the lava field and enjoy some of the amazing views. For those that are tired on their journey, one can also camp out in one of the places that Iceland offers! Not much for walking? Do it on horse here!

Where to park your campervan in Iceland

It is your responsibility to park in designated camping park areas. If you get lost and it is late at night find a remote location to park over for the night. Please leave the area as you found it. Check out the top 5 campervan parks in Iceland and plan your rest stops near amazing beautiful attractions

The Weather in Iceland is Unpredictable

The weather in Iceland is unpredictable, with the climate frequently changing from sunny to wet in a matter of hours. It rains consistently throughout the year, with the rain often turning into snow between September and May. The wettest parts of the country are along the south and the west coasts, while the north and the east tend to experience drier conditions, albeit much cooler temperatures in the winter. Still, Iceland’s location south of the Arctic Circle means that winter temperatures here are mild, while summers are cool but cold in the mountainous interior. The weather is best from mid-June to August, with many tourist facilities outside of Reykjavík closing for the rest of the year.


Compare Campervan Hire Iceland

Iceland is both a beautiful and an expensive destination. It attracts holiday makers that are on a budget plus travellers that prefer to experience iceland in comfort and luxury.  We have great deals with the all the top names in Campervan hire Iceland. This means that you can choose small budget camper or spend extra and select one the luxury campers fitted with the latest mod cons.

All suppliers have depots in reykjavik and these currently include Camper Iceland, Happy Campers, CampEasy, GoCampers, Real Value Iceland and Camper 4x4 premium. Plus big names that Include Touring Cars, Pure Iceland and McRent Iceland

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