Route & Destination Intelligence
Driving in Iceland represents the pinnacle of road trip adventure. From navigating snow-dusted stretches of Route 1 (the Ring Road) to exploring black sand beaches in Vik, Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, and natural geothermal springs, self-driving is the only way to witness Iceland at scale. Our convoy expeditions bring together small groups (8–16 travelers) equipped with premium 4x4 SUVs, winter spike tires, and VHF radios under expert lead vehicle navigation. On an ERT Iceland expedition, you drive your own vehicle while our support crew handles mountain pass weather tracking, emergency roadside assistance, and boutique hotel bookings. Whether chasing the Northern Lights in winter or exploring volcanic craters in autumn, our comprehensive destination intelligence guides ensure you are fully prepared for Icelandic road conditions, International Driving Permit (IDP) regulations, and mandatory car rental insurance coverage.
Active Expedition
Vera Level - Iceland - Season 6 - Edition 1
Nov 11–21, 2026 • 11 Days and 10 Nights
Northern Lights and winter wonders in the land of fire and ice
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