Iceland Nomads is specially designed for groups of 2 or 3 people.

• If you are 2, you can choose either the 4×4 with a rooftop tent or the camper van.
• If you are 3, you can opt for the 4×4. We provide an extra ground tent and the necessary camping gear (mattress, sleeping bag, and pillow), as the rooftop tent is only big enough for two people.
• Want to go with more than 3 people? That's possible, but you'll need to form several small groups. Each group must register separately and will be assigned its own vehicle.

If you travel alone, you can join WeAdventures, which offers trips specially designed for solo travelers.

Feel free to contact us in advance to check availability.

Iceland is known for being an expensive destination, but the roof tent trip helps to cut costs while providing a unique experience. The Iceland Nomads road trips include equipment and reservations to simplify your budget.

Yes, the main roads are well maintained and traffic flows smoothly. You just need to adjust your driving to the wind, the sheep (often on the road!), and the weather. Note: a road tax per kilometer has been in effect since January 2026.

Yes, absolutely. You can travel with a child as long as your group does not exceed 3 people per vehicle. That’s the maximum we recommend to keep the trip comfortable, especially with all the camping gear provided.

If you are traveling with 3 people and your child is over 8 years old, we will provide an additional ground tent. If they are younger, they can sleep with you in the roof tent or in the converted van.

If you are traveling with a young child, you are also entitled to an additional discount. Just email us to request it.

If you want to travel with 2 children or more, unfortunately, you will need to book 2 vehicles. With all the camping gear included, traveling with more than 3 people in the same vehicle is not comfortable.

Unfortunately, our road trip is not designed for solo travelers, mainly due to the long distances to cover. We recommend traveling with at least 2 people, and prices are always calculated based on this. It’s possible to go alone, but in that case, the base price is doubled.

If you’re traveling alone, you can check out WeAdventures, which offers trips specifically designed for solo travelers.

The travel booklet contains all the necessary information for a successful visit to Iceland.

The complete itinerary is outlined there: you’ll visit the most famous spots in the country, but we’ll also guide you to some hidden gems that aren’t yet on most tourist maps. Daily stops are suggested, and you can choose to follow them or add your own along the way.

You’ll also find a selection of unique places to grab a drink or a meal in the evening.

We offer a 7 or 10-day road trip, fully mapped out, so it’s not possible to adjust the duration or itinerary of the trip. However, you are free to follow the route exactly or deviate from it as you wish, and to extend your stay on your own initiative (for example, by staying a few extra days in Iceland after the road trip).

For this trip, you must be at least 21 years old and have held a driver's license for 2 years.

• Icelandic accommodation tax: €17.50 per person.
• Road tax: €14 per day.
• Fuel: ± €400 for the entire trip.
• Food and drinks: more info above.
• Parking: in cities or tourist sites.

Upon your arrival in Iceland, you are warmly welcome by our French-speaking team, who will give you an explanatory note before your road trip begins.

Throughout the journey, you’ll find useful information in our mobile app, which also includes a messaging feature: you can chat with other participants leaving on the same date, and a team member is available in case of emergency.