MINIVANS & PASSENGER VANS
Are you coming on a company-wide business trip or is your family just very numerous? Our Minivan & Passenger Van category is the best option for large groups of people (up to 9) with extra storage space requirements. With versatility and capacity at its core, leave no stone unturned on the Land of Fire and Ice!
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? You’re in luck! We’ve already provided answers to the most common questions regarding car rentals in Iceland.
1.
What exactly makes a minivan a minivan?
The Minivan or Passenger Van category includes vehicles built on small-car platforms that can hold up to 9 passengers. They are closer to the ground than trucks or vans, so they are easy to get in and out of. On top of that, they have rear sliding doors and their car-like features make for easy parking.
Driving a minivan is like driving a car, but with a lot more storage space and more spacious interior cabins, allowing for a more comfortable travel experience.
2.
What is the most popular minivan or passenger van rental in Iceland?
The Renault Trafic (9-seater) is the most popular minivan or passenger van among our customers.
3.
On average, how much does it cost to rent a minivan or passenger van for 7 days?
On average, renting a minivan or passenger van in Iceland for 1 week will cost you around $1,100 ($158 per day), depending on the season and the vehicle choice.
4.
Can I visit all the places that a 4x4 vehicle can with my minivan or passenger van?
Not ALL of the places that a 4x4 can reach, but if you choose a 4WD minivan you can explore MOST of them! For example, if you were to rent a Mercedes VITO you could even go on F-roads, but not all of them. If you want to find out exactly what roads you are allowed to drive on, email us at info@reykjavikcars.com.
5.
Do I need a special license to rent a minivan or passenger van in Iceland?
No, you don’t. Even though you may think that some additional permit must be required to drive such large vehicles, it really isn’t. Just make sure that you have a valid standard driving licence (Category B) and you’ll be ready to go!