Iceland for beginners
December 2027
A trip to the south coast of Iceland, where the island's most famous photo spots lie close together. In addition to these obvious places, a number of less famous ones are also visited. And all this close to the ring road with its great winter-service and without having to drive too much.
While the heart of the trip is Vik y Myrdal, there are many attractions along the road that leads the trip all the way east to Vestrahorn.
The target price is 800 euros per person for car and accommodation. The exact cost of the trip can only be determined at the time of booking. The price-indication is based on previously booked trips.
The best chance of seeing the Northern Lights is from October to March. On this trip, days in Iceland will last approximately 7 hours, with sunrise around 8:00 AM and sunset around 15:15 PM. Be ready for snow, wind, very cold temperatures and gorgeous winter-landscapes.
If you are interested or have any questions, please email: ogkempf@hotmail.com.
Rental:
4x4
full=full
unlimited kilometers
free shuttle service (or better)
no additional insurance
Accomodations:
2 bedrooms (based on 4 travelers)
WiFi
free parking
preferably kitchen
Program:
A program with trips to the best photo-spots (including self-made work) is provided.
Day 1 - arrival at Keflavik, drive to Vik
Day 2 - photo-spots near Vik
Day 3 - photo-spots near Vik
Day 4 - photo-spots near Vik
Day 5 - drive to the Diamond-Beach-area
Day 6 - day trip to Stokksnes (aka Vestrahorn)
Day 7 - drive to Selfoss
Day 8 - drive via Reykjavik to Keflavik
Driver:
One of the participants must drive the car during the entire journey.
Preparation:
Each participant receives all travel-information in pdf-files. This includes the pre-programmed routes in Google Maps. You will also receive a travel program in which the photo-spots are explained per day and often visualized with my own photos. Additionally you will get access to my interactive map with photo spots on the island.

(c) Helene Roelofs, on a Kevin Kempf budget-phototravel in Iceland in 2022.

(c) Andor Kranenburg & Kevin Kempf, on a Kevin Kempf budget-phototravel in Iceland in 2022.

(c) Helene Roelofs, on a Kevin Kempf budget-phototravel in Iceland in 2022.

(c) Helene Roelofs, on a Kevin Kempf budget-phototravel in Iceland in 2022.



