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Driving the Iceland Ring Road

07/07/2026

Iceland's Ring Road: The Complete Campervan Guide

The Ring Road in Iceland is one of the most iconic routes that takes visitors around the country. From glaciers and volcanoes to mountains and waterfalls, you’ll see unforgettable sights that will stick with you for many years to come. Explorin...

General view of a small automatic gas station in Iceland of the company N1 with two fuel pumps and a nearby meter to calculate the value of the amount

30/06/2026

How Much Is Gas in Iceland? Current Prices, Real Road Trip Costs, and How to Save

If you are planning to rent a campervan in Iceland, fuel is one of the biggest budget questions you will face. So, how much is gas in Iceland?  In June 2026, the national gasoline average is about 221.72 ISK per liter ($1.79/L), with diesel hig...

Campervans and motorhomes parked at an Icelandic campground surrounded by open landscapes.

15/06/2026

Campervan vs Car Rental in Iceland: An Honest Comparison (2026)

Are you thinking about road-tripping through the Land of Fire and Ice in 2026? Then your choice of transport will play a critical part in your adventure. With so many factors to consider in this contrasting landscape of ours and with such an array of...

Campsite in Iceland with campervans, cabins, and a modern church on a grassy hill.

21/04/2026

Iceland in August 2026: Eclipse, Weather, and Campervan Guide

Summer is camping season, so if you’re thinking of visiting Iceland in August, particularly this year, renting a campervan can be your best choice. You’ll still get plenty of daylight to see the sights, decent weather with a low risk of b...

Motorhome with pop-up tent parked by a beautiful cliff in Iceland during the summer

14/04/2026

Exploring Iceland in June: A Comprehensive Travel Guide

Welcome to the height of summer, when the island is abuzz with all sorts of exciting things to see and do, with more than enough daylight hours and fantastic weather to do it all. We‘ve created this helpful guide to help you plan and prep for y...

Sun Voyager sculpture on Reykjavík’s waterfront with the bay and distant mountains under a bright blue sky

07/04/2026

Why May Is Perfect for a Campervan Trip

If you’re planning to come to Iceland in May, this is the sweet spot. You avoid peak summer crowds, skip winter conditions, and still get 18 to 21 hours of daylight to actually use your days. Prices also drop by 20 to 30% compared to peak seaso...

Ring Road in Iceland curving beside calm blue water with mountains in the distance

24/03/2026

Driving a Campervan in Iceland in September: Routes, Weather, and Advice

Summer isn’t the only time to explore Iceland by campervan. In fact, driving in Iceland in September is one of the best ways to experience the country’s landscapes with fewer crowds and more flexibility. If you’re looking for a good...

A large group of vehicles, including campervans and motorhomes, are camped in Iceland under the July sun.

17/03/2026

Driving a Campervan in Iceland in July: What You Need to Know

Imagine driving around Iceland in a campervan at a time when the skies never truly get dark. You’re driving empty roads at midnight while it’s still light outside. Golden light spills over a mossy lava field.  This is what you&rsquo...

Motorhome driving Iceland’s Ring Road past green farmland and hay bales on a bright summer day.

10/03/2026

Driving a Campervan in Iceland in August: Conditions, Tips, and Routes

August is the ideal month to explore Iceland by campervan. With open Highland roads, extended daylight, accessible F-roads, and fully operational campsites throughout the country, traveling in a campervan is an excellent choice. Driving in Iceland in...

Man doing calculations for his trip budget

03/03/2026

Travel Iceland On a Budget: How Campervans Make It Possible

Iceland on a budget sounds like a contradiction, and in many ways it is. Iceland is expensive. Anyone promising a cheap fairy tale is lying straight to your face. The whole point of this article is not to make Iceland sound cheap. Instead, it is to h...