Offset your carbon footprint Icelandic carbon fund

Go Campers has taken to step to offer customers to offset their carbon footprint through tree planting. This is done in collaboration with Kolviður the Icelandic carbon fund. 

As a campervan rental or any car rental, we inevitably have a negative impact on our environment. Our environmental policy is to reduce waste and CO2 emissions. The collaboration with Kolviður is one step towards this goal. 

The cost to participate is insignificant or 1-2 EUR per day, depending on the camper you rent. The entire amount goes to Kolviður and we thank you for showing an interest and being a part of this important project

The Sharing Center 

Customers can leave food for other Go Campers customers at our office. The idea was born since we noticed customers were leaving a lot of perfectly good food in our campers. Food is often in way too big portions for a short camping trip and therefore this is an ideal solution. This both saves money and reduces unnecessary waste. 

Sharing is caring! 

sharing center

Read: How to be an Eco-Friendly Traveller in Iceland

Iceland's natural wonders might be powerful, but they’re also fragile. While we travel, we should do our best to preserve it for generations to come.

Iceland is one of the few countries in the world that has come close to a fully sustainable society. It’s one of the least polluted countries and generates about 85% of its energy from renewable sources. As far as sustainable destinations go, Iceland is up there with the best. But in the past decade, travel emerging as the biggest sector in the Icelandic economy has started to have a big impact on the environment. Iceland’s natural wonders are fragile, and as travellers we need to do our best to lower our footprint and protect the country for generations to come. Luckily, it’s a lot easier than you think. Here are 10 tips on how to be an eco-friendly traveller in Iceland.

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