Featured Journey
Van to Ski
ICELAND
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Jorge Abian
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Vanlife Iceland
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Park for the night next to the hot springs and getting ready for the northern lights show
The ski
Chase the snow. Take your home with you.
We travel through Iceland in winterized 4×4 campervans, finding mountains to climb and lines to ride with local guides. Ski touring and splitboarding set the rhythm. The snow decides the route.
Between mountain days, there’s another Iceland to discover: coastal drives, hot springs and meals cooked in your van. Boots off, water on, dinner together. Tomorrow, we follow the snow again.
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Iceland
Where the mountains meet the sea.
Mountains above you. The Atlantic below.
Having our homes on wheels lets us change course. Depending on conditions, the journey can take us towards the East or West Fjords. We leave room for Iceland to surprise us.
Our starting point is the Troll Peninsula in northern Iceland: snowy peaks, deep fjords and quiet coastal roads. From there, the conditions lead the way, with the freedom to explore other corners of the island.
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For friends whose ski trips keep getting bigger.
For private groups of confident intermediate to advanced skiers and splitboarders who want to explore beyond the resorts. You should be comfortable off-piste and fit enough for the touring days.
You’ll enjoy the variety: climbing under your own steam, riding up in a snowcat and taking to the air when conditions allow. Different ways into the mountains, with the same appetite for a good descent.
It’s also for people who enjoy the life around the skiing: shared kitchens, compact campervans and plans that can change with the weather. Bring friends who make a long drive as memorable as a great run.
Think of the friends you’d happily share a mountain day with, then a kitchen, then a long drive. That’s your group. This journey suits confident skiers and splitboarders who bring fitness for touring, sound off-piste skills and enthusiasm for cat skiing and heli-skiing when available. Just as valuable is the ability to enjoy a change of plan. Living in campervans means sharing space, pitching in and keeping things simple. For a group that enjoys that rhythm, the week becomes something you build together: the riding, the meals and the stories you’ll still be telling when you’re home.
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