Once you touchdown at Keflavik International Airport, you'll find our shuttle service waiting for you at the Meeting Point area on the departure side of the terminal. 

You can follow these check points:

1. As you leave the arrivals, take an immediate left turn.

2. Walk past "Arion Banki" (a currency exchange point) and take a left turn.

3. Stay on this path until you spot the red Meeting Point sign at the end of the hall.

Just a friendly note, during busy times, there may be a teeny bit of a wait for your pick-up. We promise we're doing our utmost to make this as quick as can be, and we're incredibly grateful for your understanding and patience.

If you cancel your booking with more than 24 hours of notice before the rental starts we will refund the booking in full.

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Feel free to contact the Go Campers team if you have any questions. 

We advise using the campsites here in Iceland. They are plentiful and have good facilities like showers, kitchen areas, and even indoor dining halls at some locations. There's no need to make a reservation either; show up whenever you like. If you need any equipment you can contact a camping equipment rental.

Here is a map with all campsites in Iceland and all-year campsites.

If you don’t have access to campsites, you must seek permission to camp for the night from the owner of the land you plan to stay on as it is not legal to camp wild. In a national park, you must use the campsite. Off-road driving is illegal in Iceland and please do not litter or leave anything behind.

PLEASE BE ADVISED - All measures at the Icelandic border due to COVID-19 have been lifted as of 25 February 2022.

Iceland, the land of fire and ice, is a country of magnificent landscapes, from the epic fjords along the coast to hot springs, volcanoes and the mountainous interior. It’s a country built for road trips. But campers and motorhomes are different. Motorhome rentals and RV rentals in Iceland are too bulky and car rentals leave out accommodation; campervans are a perfect choice.

Renting a camper in Iceland also happens to be the most affordable way to travel around the country. A cheap camper van in Iceland helps you save a lot of money.

Go Campers offer a variety of different campers for your trip in Iceland, from basic and affordable 2-person vans to larger 4x4 campers. The most important thing to consider is where you’re planning on traveling. For many, the Ring Road is the obvious choice. For this, any RV rental or camping rental in Iceland will do.

Others might want to venture into the Icelandic Highlands, where you’ll need a 4x4 campervan to tackle the rough roads that traverse the country’s interior.

Summer is the most popular time to visit and explore Iceland because that's when the weather is at its most stable. But winter weather isn't bad! With a strong chance of snowy landscapes with the iridescent northern lights shimmering above, an entirely different adventure awaits those who rent a campervan in Iceland during winter.

On either side of the summer and winter, the shoulder seasons are also a fantastic time to travel. Prices are still cheap, the weather is varied and interesting, and the crowds haven't arrived yet.

Driving a camper in Iceland is a different beast. The dramatic weather conditions here can change rapidly, with strong winds, snowstorms, rain and fog.

The Ring Road is also special in that it’s the main highway in the country and only a single lane each way. There are even some one-lane bridges across glacial rivers – you can probably start to see that Iceland is different.

With a bit of caution and one eye constantly on the weather, driving in Iceland shouldn’t be any trouble.

It’s possible to travel around Iceland using public transport, but you’d miss out on all the incredible experiences that Iceland has to offer. With our Iceland van rental, you’re free to travel where you want, whenever you want.

A 4x4 camper in Iceland is necessary if you’re planning on traveling into the Highlands of the country. This is the interior region of the country, traversed by the rough F-Roads where the only vehicles allowed are 4x4. For the Highlands a regular camper rent in Iceland or motorhome rentals in Iceland will not be enough and might even be dangerous.