Go Campers vs Konvin Car Rental

Go Campers has operated since 2014 and has served over 400,000 travelers, offering a fleet that spans five distinct categories: budget/compact, medium, large, 4x4/F-road, and rooftop tent. All vehicles are built and maintained in-house. Konvin Car Rental, founded in 2020 as part of the KONVIN Hotel & Travel Group near Keflavik Airport, runs a focused 19-vehicle fleet split between purpose-built Fiat campervans and 4x4 SUVs fitted with rooftop tents, alongside conventional car rentals.

The two fleets diverge in scope and specialization. Go Campers covers nearly every campervan category a traveler might need, from a basic two-person compact to a family-sized large camper or a highland-ready 4x4. Konvin concentrates on two niches: Fiat-based campervans (the Doblo Maxi and Scudo 3) designed for couples or small groups, and rooftop tent setups on 4x4 SUVs such as the Renegade, Duster, and Bigster for travelers who want highland access without a full campervan footprint. Konvin does not offer large or medium campervan categories.

Operationally, Go Campers provides pickup from both Keflavik Airport and Reykjavik with 24/7 self-service key collection, giving travelers flexibility on arrival timing and starting point. Konvin operates exclusively from Keflavik Airport with a free shuttle service. On equipment, Konvin campervans come with kitchenettes, furniture, and water systems ready to go, while Go Campers includes some essentials but lists items like furniture and Wi-Fi as paid add-ons. Cancellation terms also differ: Konvin offers free cancellation with 24 hours notice, whereas Go Campers' standard rate is non-refundable, with an optional refundable rate available at additional cost.