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

Read our update about the COVID19

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

We strongly recommend using the campsites here in Iceland. They are plentiful, and normally relaxed with good facilities. You don’t have to make a reservation and can just show up and fairly late too. 

Here is a map with all campesites 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 on staying 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. 

As of 27 July, all vaccinated persons and those that can present a certificate of a prior COVID-19 infection must present a negative PCR or antigen (rapid) test that is no more than 72 hours old before departure to Iceland.

Valid until 26.07.2021

Per Icelandic regulations all travellers arriving in Iceland, after more than a 24 hour stay in the last 14 days in risk areas defined by the Chief Epidemiologist, are subject to certain measures at the border due to COVID-19:

• All passengers are required to fill out this pre-registration before arrival, which includes their contact information, confirmation of certificate presented or a negative PCR-test, address during their quarantine and a declaration of health
• See details on covid.is. There is also a web chat for questions.
• Travellers who present a valid certificate of full vaccination or previous infection:
  • Do not need to present a negative PCR-test upon arrival.
  • Do not need to undergo a screening test for COVID-19 at the border and are exempt from quarantine.
• Travellers who do not present a valid certificate of full vaccination or previous infection:
  • Need to present a negative PCR-test, that is not more than 72 hours old at boarding.
    • Rapid antigen tests are not valid
    • If a passenger is arriving on a connecting flight then the 72 hours are counted from boarding of the first flight. This can be demonstrated with the boarding pass from the first leg.
    • Individuals that cannot present a negative PCR-test on arrival can be refused entry at the border or financial penalties can be imposed.
    • Icelandic citizens will not be refused entry.
  • Are required to undergo 2 tests to screen for SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19, with quarantine in between. The first test is performed upon arrival and the second test 5 days later.
  • Individuals in quarantine must follow rules on home-based quarantine and rules on appropriate housing while in quarantine.
• All children born 2005 or later:
  • Do not need to pre-register.
  • Do not need to present a negative PCR-test upon arrival.
  • Do not need to undergo a screening test or be in quarantine due to the travel.
• Transfer passengers who stay less than 48 hours in Iceland can choose quarantine instead of screening. Transfer passengers are required to present a negative PCR-test upon arrival.
• Organic samples will be destroyed but impersonal data may be used for statistics about the COVID-19 disease.

Valid from 27.07.2021

Per Icelandic regulations all travellers arriving in Iceland, after more than a 24 hour stay in the last 14 days in risk areas defined by the Chief Epidemiologist, are subject to certain measures at the border due to COVID-19:

• See also covid.is including a web chat for questions.

All children born 2005 or later:

• Do not need to pre-register.
• Do not need to present a negative PCR-or antigen test upon arrival.
• Do not need to undergo a screening test due to travelling.
• Need to quarantine if their parent/guardian/adult co-traveller needs to quarantine but otherwise not.

Travellers born 2004 and earlier:

• All travellers are required to fill out this pre-registration before arrival, which includes their contact information, confirmation of presenting a negative test taken before departure, any additional certificates, address during quarantine and a declaration of health.
• Travellers can be denied boarding by airline if they have not pre-registered or they do not have the appropriate certificates.
• All travellers  are required to present a negative test, that is not more than 72 hours old at boarding.
• If a traveller is arriving on a connecting flight then the 72 hours are counted from boarding of the first flight. This can be demonstrated with the boarding pass from the first leg.
• Travellers who reside in Iceland or have a social network in Iceland are encouraged to undergo a PCR-test immediately upon arrival and to follow rules of quarantine until results are received. A PCR-test can be obtained at Keflavik airport upon arrival if it is ordered beforehand on heilsuvera.is (you need to have Icelandic electronic ID). Others can get a test at Sudurlandsbraut 34 in Reykjavik or at other locations with the primary health care service. Note if there is a high demand for testing at the airport passengers will be directed to Reykjavik/the primary health care service.
• Travellers who present a valid certificate of full vaccination or previous infection:
• Need to present a negative PCR-or antigen test upon arrival that is not more than 72 hours old at boarding.
• Travellers who do not present a negative test upon arrival will be required to take a PCR-test at the border and to follow rules of quarantine until results are received.
• Travellers who present a negative test upon arrival do not need to undergo a PCR-test at the border and are exempt from quarantine.
• If less than 14 days have passed from completion of vaccination then the traveller will be required to undergo one PCR-test at the border and to follow rules of quarantine until results are received.
• Travellers who do not present a valid certificate of full vaccination or previous infection:
• Need to present a negative PCR-test upon arrival that is not more than 72 hours old at boarding.
• Rapid antigen tests are not accepted for those without a certificate of a full vaccination or previous infection.
• Travellers who do not present a negative PCR-test upon arrival can be refused entry at the border or financial penalties can be imposed.
• However, Icelandic citizens will not be refused entry.
• Are required to undergo two PCR-tests to screen for SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 after arrival, with quarantine in between. The first test is performed at the border and the second test 5 days after the first.
• Individuals in quarantine must follow rules on home-based quarantine and rules on appropriate housing while in quarantine.
• Transfer passengers are required to present a negative PCR- or antigen test upon arrival, as above. Transfer passengers who do not present a certificate of full vaccination or previous infection can stay up to 48 hours in Iceland in quarantine without screening.
• Organic samples will be destroyed but impersonal data may be used for statistics about the COVID-19 disease.