Ferry to Iceland with your own vehicle | Tips to make it cheaper

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  • Опубликовано: 17 июл 2024
  • Thinking of visiting Iceland with your motorhome, camper, car, caravan or motorbike? Want to know more about the route and how much the ferry costs?
    I'm on an Iceland road trip right now with a motorhome I drove from the UK. I've had loads of questions about getting to Iceland with your own vehicle and how much the ferry to Iceland costs, so I hope this video answers them for you.
    If you have any more, feel free to ask- and don't forget to subscribe if you'd like to see more!
    Happy Wandering,
    Kat
    #motorhomes #iceland #europetravel #roadtrip #vanlifeuk
    00:00 Ferry to Iceland introduction
    01:03 How to get to Iceland with your own vehicle
    02:10 Do you need to book the ferry in advance?
    02:43 How long does the ferry to Iceland take?
    03:00 What do you need to book?
    03:27 What is the ferry to Iceland like onboard?
    05:09 What are the cabins like?
    06:03 Was the crossing rough?
    07:55 How much did the ferry to Iceland cost?
    08:25 Is the minibar worth it?
    08:51 Can you stop in the Faroe Islands?
    09:36 Do you need to pre-order meals on the ferry?
    11:16 What I wouldn't do again
    12:21 Isn't it cheaper to fly and drive?
    15:57 Can you bring your dog/ pet?
    16:31 Is there a direct route from the UK?
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Комментарии • 31

  • @libellula3313
    @libellula3313 Год назад

    Great load of information and pros and cons, thanks, excellent.

  • @brianinbrisbane6632
    @brianinbrisbane6632 Год назад +1

    Thanks for all the great vlogs. Really enjoying your trip.

    • @WanderingBird
      @WanderingBird  Год назад +1

      You’re welcome. Glad you’re enjoying them

  • @liz-ou4sv
    @liz-ou4sv Год назад +1

    What an adventure, & packed so much information in the video I think I know all I need to know. But I need to digress, your complexion is awesome, how do you care for your skin when travelling, so many weathers you tackle, I bet your one of the lucky ones with fabulous genes. 😊

  • @mattiaslindstrom1137
    @mattiaslindstrom1137 Год назад +1

    Your videos are always very well made and interesting, thank you 😀

  • @carolynhaywood7701
    @carolynhaywood7701 Год назад +1

    Thanks Kat, I love how clear and concise you always make it. I’m loving your adventures.

  • @jamieh2239
    @jamieh2239 Год назад

    Wonderful to see this video. I already have it on the list to do and previously priced up the trip with simliar cost to you. A big trip but much cheaper than renting a MH over there if staying for 3 or 4 weeks :) Exiting! Have fun.

  • @tinajohns8814
    @tinajohns8814 Год назад

    Brilliant vlog Kat! Great tip about the lunch costs. Well worth a watch. Keep up the good work X

  • @markejhayden
    @markejhayden Год назад

    NIce review of the ferry to Iceland and how to get there. One thing I noticed was the limited mileage for each day for hired campers. This would add up to the costs, as a 100km per day allowance is going to be exceeded almost everyday as the distances between towns and locations is huge. I have visited Iceland around 11 times, and it is not unusal for us to return the hire car with 1500km to 2000 kms for a 5 day rental. It you already own a motorhome the ferry costs make a lot more sense, and the option of a few days in the Faroes sounds awesome.

  • @joycebeale4947
    @joycebeale4947 Год назад

    Hi Kat, great video although I’m not sure that I’d have the courage to go to Iceland on my own so good for you. I’m loving the aerial shots that you got with your drone, apologies if I’ve forgotten a blog that you’ve done but have you covered which drone you’ve got and you? Thanks Joyce and keep the videos and emails coming, everything you cover is well done and very informative

  • @davidhall8745
    @davidhall8745 Год назад +1

    Thanks Kay really useful information.only flown to Iceland but looks a great adventure in your own van. a trip to consider and I understand you need to book campsites and not wild camp? Thanks Dave

  • @ABC-yd9nd
    @ABC-yd9nd Год назад +1

    Hi Kat, great video, given me ideas for a future trip!
    What’s your thoughts on the cost of food, fuel, etc., in Iceland? Cheers.

  • @user-tn1vc1xz5d
    @user-tn1vc1xz5d Год назад

    I did this by car in 07 and 08, iceland back then counted as eu and my insurer offered a fully comp top up for a modest fee. Not sure about these days. Really fab trips but rough gravel roads, some under construction were very hairy in a 2wd Focus. The northeast very remote, hardly any traffic. Need to be prepared for almost anything (within reason) and refuel when you see a petrol station in the quiet areas.
    Faroes were fab too esp the tunnels. Did a day trip to Greenland from Iceland.
    Used ti via the Hoek and camp in Friedrichstadt just before Danish border. A long drive but a convenient and pretty stopover on way to ferry.

  • @johnbullock3746
    @johnbullock3746 Год назад

    Hey Kat, love the video. What was the trip plan from the UK to Denmark? What was the route?

  • @brianthompson2537
    @brianthompson2537 Год назад +2

    Good explanations but some silly prices when it's all added up...think I'd rather tour Scotland or UK.

  • @neilmason1394
    @neilmason1394 Год назад +3

    Did you have a problem ensuring that your insurance company covered you in Iceland?

  • @timsnelling4160
    @timsnelling4160 Год назад

    Hi newby here. Very informative vid. What were the costs to get to the Danish ferry and which ferry terminal for Denmark did you use?

    • @timsnelling4160
      @timsnelling4160 Год назад

      ahhh - I've just found your previous updates - no reply necessary.😊

  • @chrissey663
    @chrissey663 8 дней назад

    Hi Kat we're thinking of getting a net gear router and would love your thoughts please? We're currently in Keswick and struggling for wifi, so need Internet for our travels, how do you find it please?

  • @geoffreyhattersley9186
    @geoffreyhattersley9186 Год назад +1

    I am intrigued now. You said that you were in the Navy. I was Comms (a good while ago I might add). What branch were you?

    • @WanderingBird
      @WanderingBird  Год назад +1

      Observer. Left to do ATC a long time ago too

    • @tonyallen9897
      @tonyallen9897 Год назад +1

      Hi Kat, I may have missed it but is this ferry pet friendly? Does it have pet friendly cabins?

  • @EckiD.
    @EckiD. 4 месяца назад

    We are planning our trip to Iceland currently. I found out that it make 400 € difference when the car is below 2.5m now I have to check if I get it lower by removing the sunshade from the roof, at them moment it is 2.57m.
    Anyway - you said you could bring your own food on the ferry to save on meals. Is it possible to access your van while on the ferry?

  • @tonyallen9897
    @tonyallen9897 Год назад +1

    Hi Kat, is the ferry pet friendly?

  • @johnoleary8583
    @johnoleary8583 8 месяцев назад

    Can you not travel directly from UK

  • @Skizm6666
    @Skizm6666 9 месяцев назад

    That cute Doggy is very distracting 😊

  • @hattietyrone7046
    @hattietyrone7046 Год назад

    💯 *Promo sm*

  • @VagabondRaja
    @VagabondRaja 9 месяцев назад

    R you still single? I mean can i join you?