Getting around
The Icelandic road system is extensive and easy to navigate. Highway Route 1, commonly known as the Ring Road, is the most traveled road around Iceland. Driving in Iceland differs significantly from anywhere else because of a mix of gravel, snowy, windy, icy road conditions, and many mountain passes. However, the main challenge may be how easily distracted drivers are by the stunning landscape.
Bus Tours
Exploring by bus opens up endless possibilities for unforgettable and affordable adventures.
Public Transport
Public bus travel in Iceland is affordable and convenient with a little advanced planning.
Driving in Iceland
Self-drive tours in Iceland are popular, offering countless breathtaking sights along the way.
Accessible travel
Iceland has accessibility challenges, but access is improving at major and minor sites.
Iceland Getting Around
#1 question: What’s the weather? Winter roads are tough; May–October is safer for driving.
Camping in Iceland
From RVs and camper vans to tents, Iceland offers camping options for everyone.