you prolly dont give a damn but does anybody know a method to get back into an instagram account..? I somehow forgot my password. I love any help you can offer me!
@Santiago Chad Thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
One of the best reviews on Iceland campervans. Can I make use of mobile chargers and other electronics without draining the campervan charge during the night? I would like to know what to expect in a Campervan Campsite, i.e. toilet/shower room facilities; kitchen area, etc. Also, is there a website with complete details of all campervan sites in Iceland with a description and rating for each site?
Thank you very much Mark! We loved our campervan and it was an incredible trip! To answer your questions: Can I make use of mobile chargers and other electronics without draining the campervan charge during the night? Yes - as long as you use the USB ports that are located next to the sink in the back. Those run off the special battery packs in the back of the camper and does not drain the car battery. I would like to know what to expect in a Campervan Campsite, i.e. toilet/shower room facilities; kitchen area, etc This should be a video all it's own (I'll make one) :) as this is a long answer. :) Talk about the experience, etc. Also, is there a website with complete details of all campervan sites in Iceland with a description and rating for each site? Campeasy provided a tablet that had a list of camping sites throughout the country. It had nice pictures and descriptions. I think it was something custom they were using. We also used Google and TripAdvisior to help with research as well.
Hey, fantastic video! I've hired a van for over Easter and I can't wait to get to Iceland and explore! I am feeling quite nervous though, I think just because it always looks very remote. Are there lots of petrol stations around? Did you ever eat in cafes or restaurants while you were travelling around? And was it easy to keep the water tank and everything in the van topped up? :)
Thank you Katie! Much appreciated! There is a decent amount of petrol stations around the island (N1 is the biggest, Oils, and a few others) that you should be able to easily find (especially if you are doing the Ring Road (Route 1) around the country. Of course, there are remote stretches where there isn't anything, so if you are under a half-tank, I would fill up. :) We did eat out casually - even at the petrol stations, where you can find the classic Icelandic Hotdog! - also at some good cafe's and restaurants in Vik, Akranes, Akureyri, and Selfoss to name a few! The water tank was easy to keep full - most campgrounds have water available for filling up, petrol stations, etc. We even filled once at a park! :) Enjoy the trip - it will be amazing! :)
Hi Chase,
That is a great review, much appreciated, thanks :D
you prolly dont give a damn but does anybody know a method to get back into an instagram account..?
I somehow forgot my password. I love any help you can offer me!
@Edgar Andres instablaster :)
@Santiago Chad Thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Santiago Chad It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thanks so much you saved my account!
@Edgar Andres No problem :D
One of the best reviews on Iceland campervans. Can I make use of mobile chargers and other electronics without draining the campervan charge during the night? I would like to know what to expect in a Campervan Campsite, i.e. toilet/shower room facilities; kitchen area, etc. Also, is there a website with complete details of all campervan sites in Iceland with a description and rating for each site?
Thank you very much Mark! We loved our campervan and it was an incredible trip!
To answer your questions:
Can I make use of mobile chargers and other electronics without draining the campervan charge during the night?
Yes - as long as you use the USB ports that are located next to the sink in the back. Those run off the special battery packs in the back of the camper and does not drain the car battery.
I would like to know what to expect in a Campervan Campsite, i.e. toilet/shower room facilities; kitchen area, etc
This should be a video all it's own (I'll make one) :) as this is a long answer. :) Talk about the experience, etc.
Also, is there a website with complete details of all campervan sites in Iceland with a description and rating for each site?
Campeasy provided a tablet that had a list of camping sites throughout the country. It had nice pictures and descriptions. I think it was something custom they were using. We also used Google and TripAdvisior to help with research as well.
Hey, fantastic video! I've hired a van for over Easter and I can't wait to get to Iceland and explore! I am feeling quite nervous though, I think just because it always looks very remote. Are there lots of petrol stations around? Did you ever eat in cafes or restaurants while you were travelling around? And was it easy to keep the water tank and everything in the van topped up? :)
Thank you Katie! Much appreciated!
There is a decent amount of petrol stations around the island (N1 is the biggest, Oils, and a few others) that you should be able to easily find (especially if you are doing the Ring Road (Route 1) around the country. Of course, there are remote stretches where there isn't anything, so if you are under a half-tank, I would fill up. :)
We did eat out casually - even at the petrol stations, where you can find the classic Icelandic Hotdog! - also at some good cafe's and restaurants in Vik, Akranes, Akureyri, and Selfoss to name a few!
The water tank was easy to keep full - most campgrounds have water available for filling up, petrol stations, etc. We even filled once at a park! :)
Enjoy the trip - it will be amazing! :)