Travel Inspiration for Iceland Road Trips

From the misty lava fields to glacial valleys dotted with wildflowers, few companions are better suited to the Icelandic landscape than the remarkable Icelandic horse. With roots that reach back over a thousand years, this compact, sure-footed breed is more than just a mode of travel — it’s a living link to Iceland’s Viking heritage and a gateway to experiencing nature in its purest form.

Plan your Iceland road trip with our guide to seasonal routes. Learn what's open in summer vs. winter, including F-roads, and get key travel tips.

Discover Iceland's top camping spots for road trippers. Our guide covers scenic campsites, self-drive tips, and car rental options for your Iceland adventure.

Plan your self-drive trip to Iceland's Fjallabak Nature Reserve and Landmannalaugar. Our guide covers 4x4 rentals, F-roads, and top sights.

Plan your self-drive trip to Kirkjufell, Iceland’s most photographed mountain. Our guide covers directions, photo tips, and car rental information.

Discover the best time to visit Iceland. Compare winter for Northern Lights and ice caves vs. summer for hiking and Highland adventures. Plan your trip.

Discover Sólheimajökull glacier on Iceland’s South Coast. Learn how to get there, the best tours, and why a rental car from Höldur makes your glacier adventure seamless.

Your complete guide to exploring Akureyri and North Iceland with a rental car. Discover top attractions, day trips, and driving tips for your adventure.

When most travellers picture Iceland’s beaches, dramatic images of jet-black volcanic sands often come to mind. And rightly so — Reynisfjara, with its brooding basalt stacks and Atlantic swells, is an iconic stop on the south coast. But there’s far more to Iceland’s shoreline than its famous black sand beaches.