Cheaper Car Rental in Keflavik

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The Land Rover Defender is tailor-made for the rugged territory, but check the insurance about going off road, as if okay, it could prove costly if any damage to the underside.

Other vehicles like this on offer, are the Durango, Grand Vitara and the Audi Q5. Okay to collect car at one location and return to another.

Keflavik is a small town located in southwest Iceland and can easily be explored by foot. What makes it so great is it grants access to the international airport and also serves as a great place to start your journey throughout the great country of Iceland.

Iceland has long since been a frontier for outdoor recreational activities and an abundance of wildlife. The friendly people of Iceland give a welcoming entrance to those that choose to explore their mountainous countryside, dozens of expeditions on the seas surrounding the country, and great nightlife and city life.

Since the 16th century, Keflavik has been known as being one of the best places in Iceland for the fishing industry, which further pushed it to have such a strong sense of community today.

With cool summers and not so harsh winters, Keflavik is a great place to stay before adventuring out into the harsher climates that Iceland is notorious for.

We offer quality discounted car hire at Keflavik Airport. This includes a good range of estate cars, SUV, MPV and minivans.Free Sat Nav - Look for the GPS logo next to some of the Alamo vehicles, as Sat Nav included in the price.

About Reykjavik Keflavik Airport

If you find yourself in Iceland you have an abundance of great drives to journey. Iceland may be small compared to other countries, but it's size is easily made up for with astounding nature and dramatic scenery. Keflavik to the country's capital of Reykjavik is only 45 minutes on Route 41.

Most people start their drive to Blue Lagoon to relax in the famous spas and then travel north to Landmannalaugar to get captivating views of Vatnajoukull National Park. Another option is for you to make your way to the infamous Ring Road.

The Ring Road is also known as Route 1 and is 800 miles and spans circular throughout the whole entire country. On the infamous Ring Road, you'll get a chance to see some of Iceland's most famous sights like Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss waterfalls as well as the Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon.

You can also take trips off to places like The Golden Circle Route from Reykjavik. Here, you'll pass Thingvellir National Park, see geysers at Strokkur's Fludir Camping Ground and also see Europe's largest waterfall.

The incredible waterfall at Gullfoss is absolutely worth the whole entire trip to Iceland, as is watching Stokkur erupt every 10 minutes.

This is the main international airport, with the IATA code of KEF, which started life as a stopover point during WWII. If need more information on the airport, go to the official website of Keflavik Airport.

The airport is some 30 miles from the capital, but just a couple for the town of Keflavik itself, which is a small town on the south west coast of Iceland. The name means Driftwood Bay.

However, locally is also goes by the name of Beatle Town, but we do not think any Scouse musicians got there. I think they just had a lot of look a likes at the time!

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9th August 2020

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