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Due to Iceland‘s position on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge and the Eurasian and North-American tectonic plates pulling the country apart at the rate of about 2.5 centimetres a year, you can find hot springs in an abundance in Iceland.

The Golden Circle in Iceland can easily be driven in one day. However, if you have a campervan and aren’t in a hurry, you can camp along the Golden Circle.

Yes and no. Campsites in Iceland are very different from each other. Some are very well equipped and have excellent facilities. Others aren’t much more than a bit of grass next to a farmhouse.

Many of us have fond memories of driving the ring road with our family and sleeping in a tent in all sorts of weather. Here are some of the classic foods Icelanders still bring when they go camping

If the world we live in were a fictional place, Icelanders would probably mostly eat rotten shark, singed sheep head and the Icelandic version of Haggis; lifrapylsa. But, even though people do eat those things here in Iceland and for some, it is their ultimate favorite food, most people would choose something more modern.

Food prices in Iceland have been worrying for travelers who are on a budget. And no wonder. People have found them to be way too high, even in low-cost stores like Bónus. But last May, something huge happened.

When it comes to proper heating, we go above and beyond what you'll find at other camper rentals. We only use the world-leading Webasto heating systems for our campers, but there is more to it than that.

Many people want to know if it’s possible to visit Iceland on a tight budget. That’s why we’ve put together this handy guide with tips on how to save some cash when visiting. Iceland can be a pretty expensive country for the average traveler. After all, it’s the fifth most expensive country on Earth. But […]