Summer Self-Drive Tours in Iceland

Some of the most breathtaking waterfalls you can visit on your self-drive tour include:

• Seljalandsfoss
• Skogafoss
• Gullfoss
• Dettifoss
• Hraunfossar in West Iceland

Absolutely! If you prefer to stay away from the most tourist-heavy areas, we can create an itinerary that includes quieter routes and lesser-known attractions, allowing you to enjoy Iceland’s stunning landscapes without the crowds.

We offer 24/7 support throughout your tour, so you can feel confident and secure no matter where you are in Iceland. Whether you need help with a road closure, directions, or just a recommendation for a local restaurant, we’re here to assist you at any time.

Yes, every self-drive tour we organize includes a rental car. Depending on your route and the type of terrain you’ll be exploring, we’ll provide you with a vehicle that’s suitable for the roads you’ll encounter. A 4×4 is recommended for off-the-beaten-path destinations.

Our self-drive tours include a wide range of accommodations, from comfortable guesthouses and hotels to cabins and luxurious lodges. We select accommodations that complement your itinerary and provide a cozy, convenient stay after your daily adventures.

Yes, we can create a fully customizable summer self-drive tour based on your specific needs, preferences, and interests. Whether you want to focus on nature, culture, or adventure, we can tailor your journey to suit your desires.

We organize the best summer self-drive tours in Iceland, offering expertly curated itineraries that are designed by local experts. Our tours include accommodation, a rental car, 24/7 support, and inside knowledge of the best attractions, so you can experience Iceland like a local.

Some of the most popular routes include:

• The Golden Circle: Þingvellir National Park, Geysir, and Gullfoss
• The Ring Road: A full loop around the island covering attractions like Seljalandsfoss, Skogafoss, Jökulsárlón, and Lake Myvatn.
• The South Coast: Waterfalls, beaches, and glaciers.
• The Westfjords: Less-visited but incredibly beautiful with dramatic landscapes.

Yes, most of the roads in Iceland are in excellent condition, especially the Ring Road and routes to popular attractions. Summer weather improves driving conditions, making it easier to navigate even some of the more remote areas. For access to the Highlands and F-roads, you’ll need a 4×4 vehicle.

Summer in Iceland is generally mild, with temperatures ranging from 5°C to 15°C (41°F to 59°F). However, the weather can be unpredictable, with occasional rain, wind, and sunshine, so it’s important to be prepared for all conditions. The summer months also offer nearly 24 hours of daylight, which is ideal for exploring.

A self-drive tour gives you the freedom to travel at your own pace and explore Iceland’s natural wonders without being on a set schedule. Plus, all of our itineraries are designed by local experts who know the best routes, attractions, and off-the-beaten-path spots.

Our self-drive tours include accommodation, a rental car, 24/7 support, and expert local knowledge to guide you to the best attractions. We take care of the details so you can focus on enjoying the journey.

Driving in Iceland is relatively easy, especially during the summer. The roads are well-maintained, and the Ring Road is fully paved. However, some areas, like the Highlands and F-roads, require a 4×4 vehicle. Always stay alert for sudden weather changes and be aware of local driving regulations.

A 4×4 vehicle is not required for the Ring Road or most major attractions, but if you plan to explore more rugged areas, such as the Highlands or F-roads, we highly recommend renting a 4×4 for your trip.

We provide access to resources such as the Road.is website and the Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration app for real-time road conditions. You can also contact us for instant updates during your tour. 

Yes, we can customize your itinerary with a variety of activities, including glacier hikes, whale watching, ice cave tours, and more, depending on your interests.

Yes, Iceland is very safe for self-driving during the summer months. Roads are well-maintained, and the weather is generally more favorable than in winter. Just keep an eye on local weather reports, as conditions can change quickly.

Pack for variable weather! Bring layers, waterproof clothing, sturdy hiking boots, swimwear for hot springs, and sunglasses for the bright summer sun. Don’t forget your camera to capture Iceland’s stunning landscapes. 

Iceland does not have toll roads, but there are ferries between islands or remote areas that may require a fee. These are typically listed in your itinerary.

Iceland’s road signs are usually in Icelandic and English, and the country’s main roads are well-marked. We provide detailed itineraries, including clear directions and maps, so you won’t get lost. Additionally, our 24/7 support can help with any navigational concerns.

If you need help at any time, our team is available 24/7 to assist you. Whether it’s a mechanical issue with the car or a question about your route, we’re here to ensure a smooth experience.

Absolutely! We can help plan a route that hits the best photography locations, from waterfalls and glaciers to black sand beaches and volcanic landscapes, ensuring you capture the most stunning shots of Iceland’s natural beauty.

Our self-drive tours are crafted by local experts with deep knowledge of Iceland’s hidden gems and popular attractions. We include accommodation, a rental car, 24/7 support, and inside knowledge of the best spots to visit. Plus, we can create customized itineraries that fit your needs, ensuring an unforgettable adventure.