4x4 Trek and Visit to Iceland in June, July, or September 2025
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LE
Hello, With a couple of friends, I’m looking for a teammate (or up to two people max) interested in exploring Iceland in the areas I’ve circled on the attached document. This trip will focus on the island’s interior, traveling through the tracks of the 'Icelandic desert' where the landscapes are stunning—including the Myvatn region, Landmannalaugar, the Golden Circle, and the Askja area. A 4x4 is essential (rental to be arranged). The itinerary includes discovering well-known and hidden spots, photography, short treks (2 to 4 hours), relaxing in hot springs, and soaking up the unique atmosphere of this incredible country I’ve visited several times before. Average age of participants already on the list: 62, but we’ve all traveled extensively across all five continents. It’d be great if anyone interested could take turns driving the 4x4, but it’s not mandatory. 😎😎 Looking forward to hearing from you, takk fyrir!
WI Wisse ·
Hi Jean-Luc, I’m not a teammate but a *teammate* (female version!). I’ve had Ireland in mind for a while now. Is the announcement still current? Do you have more details about the duration, for example? Looking forward to hearing from you.
LE Lebelfort1 ·
Hi Edith, If I read your message correctly, it’s not Iceland but Ireland you have in mind—which isn’t quite the same country, though Ireland is also a very charming destination. The planned trip would be for two weeks, to answer your question. Also, it’s not a bad idea to share more about your expectations: what you’d like to see and do in terms of visits and hiking, your preferred accommodation style, your motivation, and what you’d rather avoid for this kind of trip. Have a great week, and I hope this answers what you were asking! JL
WI Wisse ·
Hello.

Sorry about that. It’s definitely ICELAND.

Two weeks is perfect. Preferably in July. I’m not available in June, and in September the days are already shorter, plus I might not be available then either. I don’t have any expectations other than discovering Iceland—its landscapes, volcanoes, hot springs, waterfalls, and if possible, seeing whales too. Unfortunately, it’s not the season for the northern lights.

For accommodation, I’m flexible—including mountain huts, hostel dorms, or camping. Hiking is okay if it’s to see an exceptional site, a waterfall, etc., but not just for hiking since I’m already planning a big hike in April via Tolosane.

I imagine the prices are somewhere between the level of Europe and Norway.

You must have already made progress on your plans with your friends, and you probably have a pretty clear idea since you’ve been there several times already?

Have a great week too.

Edith

PS: The mentioned plan isn’t in the message.

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