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Motorhome Iceland We are passionate about Iceland! Your travel guide to Iceland done by locals.

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September is your last window for the highlands. Discover them with our rooftop tents. 🚙 ➡ Link in bio or info@motorhome...
14/09/2026

September is your last window for the highlands. Discover them with our rooftop tents. 🚙
➡ Link in bio or [email protected]
Every F-road needs a 4×4, and conditions change by the hour. Check umferdin.is the morning you drive, not the night before.

Waiting for the blow. ⏳💥There's something hypnotic about watching a geyser just before it erupts. The water pulses, the ...
09/09/2026

Waiting for the blow. ⏳💥

There's something hypnotic about watching a geyser just before it erupts. The water pulses, the steam rises, and you know you've got about three seconds before the earth puts on a show.

This one? Strokkur in the Geysir geothermal area. It erupts every 5–10 minutes, which means you get plenty of chances to capture the moment.

📍 Pro tip: Stand downwind unless you want a free hot shower

Iceland's most photogenic mountain? Quite possibly. 🏔️✨Vestrahorn on the Stokksnes peninsula is a photographer's paradis...
05/09/2026

Iceland's most photogenic mountain? Quite possibly. 🏔️✨

Vestrahorn on the Stokksnes peninsula is a photographer's paradise. Its jagged peaks rise sharply from the black sand, creating reflections that look too good to be true. Did you know it was even used as a location for 'Game of Thrones'!

📸 Pro Tip: Visit during sunrise or sunset for the most dramatic light. The tidal lagoon creates perfect mirror reflections .

📍 Vestrahorn, Iceland

First time driving in Iceland? 🚐💨Iceland's roads are incredible, but they're also a little… different. From sudden weath...
21/08/2026

First time driving in Iceland? 🚐💨

Iceland's roads are incredible, but they're also a little… different. From sudden weather shifts to gravel roads that demand respect, there's a lot to know before you turn the key.

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Did you know that the mesmerizing milky-blue water in our picture is actually a happy scientific accident? 🧪🌊While it fe...
11/08/2026

Did you know that the mesmerizing milky-blue water in our picture is actually a happy scientific accident? 🧪🌊

While it feels completely primordial, the Blue Lagoon is actually man-made. In 1976, a pool of runoff water formed next to the nearby Svartsengi geothermal power plant. A few years later, locals started bathing in it and noticed that the mineral-dense water did absolute wonders for their skin. By 1992, the official public lagoon was born!

So, why is it so blue?

☀️ The Silica Reflection: The water is packed with silica, sulfur, and green algae. While the water itself is actually milky-white, the silica reflects visible light, giving it that striking, vibrant blue hue.

🌡️ Perfect Temperature: The water self-renews every 40 hours and hovers at a perfect, cozy 37–40°C (98–104°F) year-round, no matter how freezing the Icelandic wind gets.

🌋 Volcanic Border: The pool is surrounded by an 800-year-old lava field, creating a visual boundary between modern comfort and ancient, raw nature.

After a long day of driving and exploring rugged F-roads, pulling up near the Reykjanes coast and soaking in these warm minerals is unmatched.

Rent your rig, chase the open horizon, and don't forget to pack your swimsuit. 🚐🎒

Why settle for standard when you can go premium for FREE? 🏔️✨For a limited time, we're giving your Icelandic road trip a...
05/08/2026

Why settle for standard when you can go premium for FREE? 🏔️✨

For a limited time, we're giving your Icelandic road trip a massive upgrade. Book selected vehicles directly with us, and we’ll throw in 𝐅𝐫𝐞𝐞 𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐢𝐮𝐦 𝐄𝐱𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐬 to supercharge your journey.

No fine print, no surprises. Just top-tier camping gear and road essentials loaded up and ready to go when you land.

How to claim your free upgrades:
1️⃣ Visit our booking platform.
2️⃣ Choose from our selected fleet.
3️⃣ Lock in your dates and let us handle the premium details.

Your camper doesn't have a fixed itinerary. Neither should you. Grab your keys, claim your free gear, and hit the road on your own terms.

🔗 www.motorhomeiceland.com to book direct and claim your free extras today!

Most people drive past Akranes on their way to the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. We've never quite understood that.The old ligh...
26/07/2026

Most people drive past Akranes on their way to the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. We've never quite understood that.

The old lighthouse here has been standing since 1918. It doesn't ask for your attention. It doesn't need to. On a clear evening, with the Snæfellsjökull glacier floating on the horizon and nobody else in the car park, it's one of the quieter revelations Iceland offers.

🔖 Save this if you're building a real Iceland route and not just the one everyone else is doing.

📍 Old Akranes Lighthouse, Akranes Peninsula


If you see the sign Blindhæð while driving in Iceland, it’s time to ease your foot off the gas. 🛑🚗As shown in our pic, I...
25/07/2026

If you see the sign Blindhæð while driving in Iceland, it’s time to ease your foot off the gas. 🛑🚗

As shown in our pic, Iceland's rolling landscapes are full of blind summits, and crests in the road where you physically cannot see what is oncoming until you’re right on top of it. Mix that with Malarvegur (loose gravel), narrow lanes, or single-lane bridges, and things can get tricky fast if you're speeding.

A few golden rules for navigating Iceland's hills and gravel:

📉 Slow Down Ahead of Time: Don't wait until you reach the top of the hill to brake. Slow down on the approach so you can react to whatever is on the other side.

🛡️ Stay to the Right: Keep your vehicle as far to the right side of the lane as safely possible when cresting a hill.

🚫 Never Overtake: Passing another vehicle near a blind summit or on loose gravel is incredibly dangerous. Patience is your best friend here.

🐑 Watch for Locals: It’s not just oncoming cars you have to worry about—Icelandic sheep love to hang out just over the crest of a hill!

Your RV doesn't have a fixed itinerary, but keeping it safe ensures you actually reach the next destination. Take it slow, enjoy the views, and drive smart. 🚐✨

Have you ever encountered a blindhæð on your travels? Let us know below! 👇

F-Roads are 4x4 ONLY. 🚫🏔️Before you drop into first gear and head into the Icelandic Highlands, there is one non-negotia...
12/07/2026

F-Roads are 4x4 ONLY. 🚫🏔️

Before you drop into first gear and head into the Icelandic Highlands, there is one non-negotiable rule you need to know.

The "F" stands for Fjallvegur (Mountain Road). These aren’t your average gravel paths. We’re talking unbridged river crossings, massive boulders, loose volcanic ash, and steep inclines. Attempting these in a standard 2WD vehicle isn't just dangerous; it's highly illegal and will completely void your insurance.

A few golden rules for conquering the Highlands:

🗺️ Check the Calendar: F-roads are completely closed in the winter and usually only open between mid-June and early July, depending on snowmelt.

📱 Check Before You Go: Conditions change in minutes. Always monitor umferdin.is and safetravel.is before heading out.

🌊 Never Underestimate Rivers: Glacial rivers swell as the day gets warmer. If in doubt, wait for another vehicle to cross first or turn back.

Your camper doesn't have a fixed itinerary, but it does need the right wheels to get you there. Renting a 4x4 camper gives you the keys to the most remote, otherworldly landscapes on Earth.

Drop your F-road questions below! 👇

Did you know that Iceland’s most famous waterfall almost didn't exist today? 😮👇In the early 20th century, foreign invest...
04/07/2026

Did you know that Iceland’s most famous waterfall almost didn't exist today? 😮👇

In the early 20th century, foreign investors leased the land around Gullfoss with plans to dam the river and build a massive hydroelectric power plant.

Enter Sigríður Tómasdóttir, the daughter of the local farmer who owned the land. She absolutely refused to let the waterfall be destroyed. To protest the project, she repeatedly made the grueling 120-kilometer trek to Reykjavík, frequently on foot or horseback, to fight the case in court.

At one point, she even threatened to throw herself into the roaring falls if construction ever began.

While she technically lost the legal battle, her fierce activism delayed the project long enough for the investors to default on their lease payments, saving the waterfall permanently. Today, she is celebrated as Iceland’s very first environmentalist.

Your motorhome doesn't have a fixed itinerary. Neither should you. Make sure to pull over, read her memorial stone, and take in the view she fought so hard to protect. 🚐✨

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