Campervan hire in Iceland

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Why is it worth booking a campervan in Iceland early?

Vast spaces, panoramic routes, and nature parks are the primary makeup of Iceland. The country is a true paradise for those who enjoy spending their holidays behind the wheel of a campervan. The period characterised by the highest demand for campervan hire in Iceland is between May and September, when the weather is most favourable for road travel. The average travel time in Iceland is 27 days. What can you do to find the best deal at the most affordable price? There is nothing simpler than renting a campervan as early as a little over 4 months in advance. Taking early steps is a guarantee of the widest choice of vehicles and the best availability. The average campervan hire in Iceland costs 283.40 euros per day.
You are still undecided about renting a campervan because you are not yet sure about the dates of your holidays? No worries! The experts at the CamperDays customer service department will quickly find a solution to your problem. Remember that changing your reservation is always free of charge at CamperDays. You can also enjoy a very transparent cancellation policy.
One of the many advantages that campervan travel can offer is the fact that you do not have to worry about any additional costs. Since you have your accommodation and your own dining space inside the RV, you stay fully independent while on the road. An additional benefit will be spending valuable time in the great outdoors, close to nature and its attractions. You no longer have to worry about renting a car or following any tight schedules. Your campervan is literally all you need.

Tips on renting a campervan in Iceland

The summer season can get very busy in Iceland, so we recommend that you book several months in advance.

Visiting Iceland in a campervan is the best way to stay flexible and see as many sights as possible. The demand during the summer months is considerably higher, therefore it is recommended to book as early as possible. Booking early gives you the flexibility to choose a campervan which is best suited to your needs. In addition, it also gives you the best chance of getting a cheaper daily rate with savings of up to £75.

The must-see parts of Iceland

Iceland is small enough to travel around yet diverse enough to spend a lifetime exploring. We have listed just a few of the many attractions in Iceland.

The Blue Lagoon

• Just 40 mins drive from Reykjavík.

• Visit one of Iceland’s most famous attractions and experience the famous healing powers of the mineral-rich waters.

• Get a massage in the warm water or go on a guided tour of the pools.

• Relax at the waterside and enjoy luxury food while soaking up the views.

Reykjavík

• Visit the northernmost capital city on earth with its beautiful painted timber buildings.

• Stroll around the city and visit one of the many craft coffee houses or microbreweries.

• Visit the 242ft high Hallgrímskirkja tower that dominates the Reykjavík skyline.

• Go to the Old Harbour and visit some of the many art galleries and museums.

The Golden Circle

• This 185 mile loop can be driven from Reykjavík in a day, but there is plenty to see if you want to extend it to a couple of days.

• See the magnificent Gullfoss waterfall, visit Þingvellir National Park where the tectonic plates meet and watch water shoot up to 130 ft from the famous Geysir.

• Extend the trip and go rock climbing, rafting, visit the hydropower museum or soak in the goo-pools.

The Ring Road

• Drive the 820mile ring road around the island on tar-sealed roads starting and finishing in Reykjavík.

• Spend 7-14 days exploring lagoons, geysers, waterfalls, glaciers and much more.

• See the largest ice cap outside the poles in the Vatnajökull National Park.

• Choose from almost any outdoor activity and organise a tour or trip along the way.